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Why AI Finally Feels New Again

This week, something unusual happened: AI felt fresh again. Not because of a new benchmark or a bigger context window, but because of a model that behaved more like a

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When Exaggeration Lands The Laugh

A recent moment in front of a crowd showed how exaggeration can still work. A speaker pushed the limits for effect and, by one account, earned a roar of approval.

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War-Driven Energy Costs Sink Sentiment

Consumer confidence fell again this month, slipping to a new record low as high energy costs persist during the war in Iran. The drop signals growing strain on household budgets

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Witness Revises View Of Musk

A witness identified as Achiam told a court that his view of Elon Musk shifted in the past year, marking a small but telling turn in a high-profile dispute. The

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Congo Deaths Spur Uganda Border Alert

At least 80 people have died in Ituri province in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and health officials in Uganda say cases are spreading from travelers crossing the border. The

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Zillow Leans Into AI After Revenue Jump

Zillow Group said it is remaking its business around artificial intelligence after posting an 18% rise in first-quarter revenue to $708 million. In a shareholder letter, the company outlined new

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Forecasters Warn Of Record El Niño

Seasonal climate models are signaling a powerful El Niño that could rank among the strongest ever observed, a shift that may reshape global weather in the months ahead. Forecasters say

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China Races To Close AI Gap

In a recent television interview, Stanford HAI executive director Russell Wald outlined how China is pressing to narrow the artificial intelligence model performance gap with the United States, and why