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A.I. buildout is becoming biggest economic bet in U.S. history: research - AOL (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is everywhere, and now more money is being poured into building A.I. than virtually all infrastructure projects. A.I. is increasingly looking like it's going to be the biggest economic bet in U.S. history, bigger than the railroads, national highway system and all the infrastructure needed to make the internet work. The Brookings Institution released an estimate saying that between 2025 and 2032, more than $10 trillion will be invested in data center buildings, power syst
Gen Z ghosting dates over splitting the bill, survey finds - AOL (opens the original)
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It turns out, love is in the air… only until the bill arrives. A new survey from payment service Zelle finds that Gen Z is definitely into having an active social life, but they're having trouble making it work financially, at least when it comes to splitting the check. According to Zelle, 52% of Gen Z surveyed said they have ghosted, blocked or unfollowed people they've gone on a date with in order to avoid making good on a promise to split a bill. The survey also found that 20% of Gen Z respon
Apartment landlords face big payments in $2 trillion debt - AOL (opens the original)
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Landlords nationwide are facing nearly $2 trillion in debt after going on a building and investment spree to take advantage of rising rents. As KTLA's David Lazarus explains, they went to banks and lenders and said they needed lots of money to buy lots of buildings to take advantage of rental increases -- and now those loans are coming due to the tune of hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars. Simply put, landlords went in too deep and as the inventory they were investing in became a glut
Strangest items pulled from Yellowstone’s hydrothermal areas include Pokémon cards, retainers and more - AOL (opens the original)
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Pokémon cards, Invisalign retainers, The Vampire Diaries and more. It turns out, Yellowstone National Park's hydrothermal areas are good places to find all kinds of unusual items. With more than 4.5 million visitors to the park every year, it's no surprise that park staff constantly have to remove litter from these areas. Whether intentional or accidental, debris often builds up in high-visitation areas like Midway Geyser Basin, home of Grand Prismatic Spring, and the Old Faithful area, accordin
Employer healthcare costs expected to spike next year - AOL (opens the original)
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If you think you're feeling the pinch right now at the gas pump and the supermarket, just wait until next year's healthcare bills. According to Marsh, a benefits consulting firm, large and small employers are facing their largest increase in healthcare costs next year in decades. Their coverage costs will rise per worker by an average of 11 percent, more than double the current inflation rate. The Marsh survey is just the latest indication of rising coverage and treatment costs in the healthcare
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