INDUSTRY
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
Long Queues Forming as Oil Tankers Try to Pass Through Turkish Strait
ISTANBUL, Turkey — At least 20 oil tankers queuing off Turkey face more delays to cross from Russia's...
US Government Eyeing New ‘Priority Areas’ for Solar Energy
The Biden administration said on Monday, Dec. 5 that it would begin a process to identify new areas for...
By 2035, EV Charging Stations Will Use as Much Power as a Small Town
By 2035, EV charging stations will need as much power as a small city, an energy utility claimed — a...
Biden Signs Bill to Block US Railroad Strike
WASHINGTON, United States — President Joe Biden officially signed legislation on Friday, Dec. 2 to block...
US Congress Backs Legislation to Block Rail Strike
WASHINGTON DC, United States — On Wednesday, Nov. 30 the U.S. Senate backed a measure to block a potentially...
Pentagon to Award $1.2 Billion Contract to Raytheon for Ukrainian Nasams: Report
WASHINGTON, United States — The Pentagon will award a $1.2-billion contract to Raytheon Technologies...
MIT Gave Intelligence to ‘Swarms’ of Robots to Make Vehicles, Self-multiply, and Transmit Power
As modern mankind continues headstrong in its agenda to change the living conditions of human life and...
Amazon Unveils Retail-Based Supply Chain, Cloud Services
LAS VEGAS, Nevada — Amazon Inc., the largest retailer in the world, announced on Tuesday, Nov. 29 that...
Musk’s Twitter Keeps Adding New Users Amid Delay in Revamped ‘Blue Check’ System
Despite an increase in bugs and confusion over the status of its “blue check” verified user regime, popular...