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OpenAI says access to its new GPT-5.6 model is limited at the request of the US government
OpenAI said they were complying as part of its agreement with the Department of Defense, which allows the department to use its AI models.
I'm a professional chef and recipe developer. Whenever I go to Trader Joe's, I look for these 11 flavorful staples.
As a recipe developer and professional chef, I buy a lot of my favorite flavorful staples from Trader Joe's, including cotija and sweet peppers.
Elon Musk agrees with Tim Cook: The memory shortage is unprecedented
Elon Musk said soaring memory costs are the "biggest price jump in anything I've ever seen" and that the solution is "MUCH higher production."
Forget Apple. Amazon just made AI a lot more expensive.
Amazon Web Services is hiking AI cloud prices 20%. The company had already raised prices 15% in January.
GNC's AI-powered drones help reduce backorders while boosting warehouse worker satisfaction
GNC's Indiana warehouse improves efficiency using Corvus Robotics drones for inventory management, reducing backorders and enhancing accuracy.
Ukraine is spilling its enemies' military secrets. Soldiers, arms makers, and foreign governments all want access.
Ukraine's new Trophy Lab is an "unprecedented" move, exposing specifications and data on Russian and North Korean weaponry.
Student-loan borrowers get new timeline for leaving a key repayment plan — and some will have 'even more time'
The Education Department said that student-loan borrowers enrolled in SAVE aren't required to leave the plan until September 29 at the earliest.
My family's first trip to Argentina was great, but it could've been better if we had avoided these 4 mistakes
My family and I went to Buenos Aires and Argentina for the first time. We made common mistakes when planning our trip and securing transportation.
Why FIFA spends millions on World Cup grass
FIFA has spent millions of dollars working with turf scientists to engineer 16 stadium pitches across three countries and vastly different climates.
This startup ghosted its employees. It's now staking its future on SpaceX.
A group of employees at Triller, a media upstart, said they haven't been paid in a year or heard from their bosses in months.
He joined the fight against ISIS, expecting combat. What happened inside an Iraqi cave still haunts him.
After an ISIS cave battle ended his military career, Navy Cross recipient Nick Jones found a new mission helping veterans heal.
Gavin Newsom backs nationwide billionaire tax and an AI equity fund: 'Every American should own a piece'
Newsom said he remained opposed to California's proposed billionaire tax which will go before voters this November.