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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
East Palestine Rolled Out Digital ID Wearables Days Before Trainwreck
The village of East Palestine rolled out a proprietary, albeit optional, digital ID system just days...
Feds Forecast Spending Will Double National Debt to $43.5 Trillion in 2033
The U.S. national debt is calculated to almost double from $22.28 trillion to $43.48 trillion by 2033...
Ford’s Plan to Build Michigan Battery Plant With Chinese Company Draws Political Ire
An announcement by auto industry giant Ford that it will build an EV battery plant in Michigan with a...
Air Quality Improves after Ohio Train Derailment, But Environmental Impacts Linger
Although the federal and state governments have confirmed that the air quality in Ohio and Pennsylvania...
Inflation Driven by Explosion in Migrant Worker Pay: WSJ
An unsung factor of record inflation driving up the real world cost of goods and services is an explosion...
Big Tech Bets On Artificial Intelligence to Reinvent Internet Search
On Feb. 7, Microsoft is expected to announce the integration of its search engine, Bing, with the recently...
US ‘Tech War’ Heaps Pressure on Xi and the CCP
During a group study session of the Politburo on Jan. 31, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) general secretary...
Computer Chip Overabundance Showing No Sign of Abatement
A lingering overabundance of inventory plaguing the computer processor and memory chip sector is showing...
DAYES Coffee: An Elevated Alternative to Your Daily Cup of Joe
Based in Middletown, New York, DAYES Coffee Roasters is a specialty coffee roaster dedicated to producing...