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
US Farmers Receive $800 Million in Loan Relief From Agriculture Agency
WASHINGTON (Reuters) — U.S. farmers in economic distress have received nearly $800 million in loan relief...
‘The Time for Negotiations is Over,’ Says French Finance Minister Amid Worsening Petrol Crisis
The time for talking is over, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Monday, Oct. 17 as the government...
Establishment Media Priming Millennials and Gen Z to Eat Plastic
As the world follows the globalist bloc's issued decree to change the human living condition away from...
Alaska’s Snow Crab Season Canceled After a Billion Crabs Vanish
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has canceled the winter snow crab season for the first time in...
Boeing Joins Fierce Court Battle Between Airbus and Qatar
LONDON (Reuters) — Airbus and Qatar Airways fought in court in front of Boeing on Friday, Oct. 14 as...
Vodafone in Advanced Talks to Finalize Vantage Stake Sale by Nov. 15: Sources
LONDON (Reuters) — Vodafone is speeding up talks with a handful of financial investors to sell a slice...
Microsoft’s Augmented Reality Goggles Costing Taxpayers $22 Billion ‘Would Have Gotten Us Killed,’ Military
Cutting edge technology is rarely all it’s cracked up to be, military testers found after a spectacularly...
EU Undecided on Whether to Propose Gas Price Cap for Electricity
A meeting of EU countries in Prague on Wednesday, Oct. 12 left the status of a gas price cap in a new...
Virgin Orbit’s First UK Rocket Launch Promises ‘Uber for Satellites’
Richard Branson’s Virgin Orbit says it will be the ‘Uber for satellites’, as it prepares for the first...