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As artificial intelligence companies compete for increasingly scarce training material, some are reportedly turning to an unexpectedly old-fashioned source: physical books. AI developers and their contractors are purchasing large quantities of secondhand books, removing their bindings and scanning the pages before destroying or recycling the originals, according to a July
Volkswagen Assets Frozen by Russian Court, Driving Stake Into Plans to Back Out of Russia
On Mar. 20, Volkswagen found all of its assets in Russia frozen by a local court in the midst of its...
Meet America’s Precursor to CBDCs Launching in July: The FedNow Service
America’s central bank, the Federal Reserve, is less than four months away from launching the prelude...
Central Bank Digital Currency Transactions Will Double to $213 Billion by 2030: Research Firm
Cash and the economic system humanity has used for thousands of years is set to be defenestrated further...
Medical Education Being Supplanted by Leftist Ideological Indoctrination, Says Advocacy Group Chairman
The medical practitioner industry has been inculcated with a coordinated campaign of leftist ideological...
SWIFT Pushes Ahead With International Central Bank Digital Currency System
The world’s foremost banking protocol is pushing ahead with the next stage of its implementation of international...
Consumers Still Hot For Fruits and Vegetables Despite Economic Pressures
American consumers are not only still buying fruit and vegetables despite the economic pressures of 2022...
Smart Metering Effective in California Water Rationing Compliance, UChicago Study Finds
A recent study by the University of Chicago found that employing an automated surveillance system of...
Claims Facebook Developing AI to ‘Reanimate’ Deceased Users Debunked, But Cast Light On Deepfake Advancements
While a claim that Facebook’s parent company Meta is developing artificial intelligence to “reanimate...
‘Nearly Six Dozen’ Department of Energy Senior Officials Actively Trade Blue Chip Energy Stocks: WSJ
Hundreds of U.S. Department of Energy officials or their family members are engaging in trading of “stocks...