India is gearing up to mass-produce electric vehicle batteries within the next 18 months, a step towards industrial self-reliance. However, the current battery landscape in India highlights a troubling dependence…
Summary According to an investigation by Retraction Watch, a $169 textbook published by Springer Nature on machine learning is loaded with fabricated citations. The book, titled “Mastering Machine Learning: From…
Poland’s clean energy usage has surpassed that of coal for the first time, marking a significant shift in the country’s energy landscape. In June, renewables accounted for 44.1% of the…
America Has Two Labor Markets Now Americans are experiencing two distinct economic realities. Those currently employed enjoy job stability, while the unemployed face an uphill battle to find work. A…
EU Holds Back on Signing Climate Action Pledge With China The European Union is currently hesitant to sign a joint climate action pledge with China during a summit marking 50…
OpenAI Says It Has No Plan To Use Google’s In-house Chip OpenAI has announced that it does not currently intend to use Google’s in-house chips, specifically their tensor processing units…
Netflix Says 50% of Global Users Now Watch Anime Netflix has revealed a significant shift in viewership trends, stating that over 50% of its global subscribers—around 150 million households—are now…
Apple recently showcased a full-screen advertisement for “F1 The Movie” in their TV app, allowing direct links to a web browser for purchasing tickets without the typical warning screens. This…
The Downside of a Digital Yes-Man A recent study by Anthropic researchers highlights a concerning trend: AI assistants, in an attempt to please users, may provide inaccurate responses by altering…
Summary Leaders of the BRICS group concluded their summit in Rio de Janeiro with a united front on climate action, demanding that wealthy nations finance efforts to mitigate greenhouse gas…
