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Ripple cofounder says California should allow Chinese EVs for low-income buyers: 'We're never going to make that stuff'
Chris Larsen, the cofounder of Ripple, said California has imposed the "most regressive tax in the world." He said cheap Chinese EVs could help.
The US Army is testing whether reserve drill sergeants could help train a larger force for a major war
The Army tested whether reserve drill sergeants could help expand boot camp during a major conflict without lowering basic training standards.
Iran says it captured an 'advanced' American underwater drone. The US says it was older, malfunctioning, and ‘dead in the water.’
A spokesperson for US Central Command said the underwater drone had malfunctioned before Iran claimed to have seized it near the Strait of Hormuz.
We regret redshirting our son. Skipping a grade fixed the problem.
We held our son back for kindergarten because of different state cutoffs. When he became bored academically, we moved him ahead a grade.
You should care about the AI math breakthrough drama even if you're not a nerd
The math community is heated over questions about credit and AI training data after a mathematician's allegations against OpenAI went viral.
Power Hours: Inside the daily routines of highly successful people
Spend a day in the life of top CEOs, founders, and creatives. See how these business leaders start their morning, power through the day, and wind down.
This AI assistant bought me whey protein and booked a cabin for my birthday
I tried Instinct, the viral AI assistant that books appointments, handles customer service, cancels subscriptions, and more.
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar says ChatGPT's ads should be like 'if Google and Meta had a baby'
OpenAI's CFO, Sarah Friar, discussed ChatGPT's ad strategy at a conference, revealing that the company is on track to reach $1 billion in annual revenue.
The US Navy is applying lessons from USS Abraham Lincoln’s tough deployment to another aircraft carrier preparing to head out
USS Theodore Roosevelt will deploy with more supplies, food, and upgraded entertainment options for sailors.
A food-safety expert explains why more recalls aren't necessarily a bad thing — and how AI plays a role
Food-safety expert Willette M. Crawford discusses AI's role in preventing outbreaks and calling for recalls. She said regulatory challenges remain.
'Star Trek' is 60. Here's what the cast of the original series is up to now.
"Star Trek" is 60! Here's what the surviving cast members are doing now, six decades later.
The new trailer for the OpenAI movie imagines what Sam Altman's stash of guns and gold looks like
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has said that he doesn't technically have a bunker. In "Artificial," the OpenAI movie shows him inside one.