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The Gravel Teens work for OpenAI now | CNN (opens the original)
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On May 25, 2019, the Twitter account belonging to the long-retired Alaska senator Mike Gravel posted, âThe wealthiest 10% of Americans control 70% of the nationâs total wealth - and almost everyone telling you inequality doesnât âreally matterâ comes from that bracket.â Gravel, who had just turned 89, didnât write the post himself. It was the work of a pair of teenagers, Henry Williams and David Oks, who had recruited Gravel to lend his name and his online presence to an outsider,
Long after Steve Jobsâ turtleneck, thereâs a new tech uniform | CNN (opens the original)
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Unless you have a passionate opinion about your preferred artificial intelligence model, itâs likely the clothes that multi-billion dollar companies like OpenAI, Perplexity, Anthropic and Cohere are suddenly churning out arenât meant for you. You likely arenât going to be wearing Perplexityâs padded ecru jacket with a corduroy collar and a âCuriousâ fabric tag ($135) or Cohereâs âStacking Stonesâ T-shirt ($41) with âThe Material of Nowâ printed across the back. The same goe
Medieval times? Youâre living in them | CNN (opens the original)
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In 12th-century Italy, physicians at a medical school in Salerno described the symptoms of plethora, or an excess of blood in the balance of the bodyâs fluids: âPlethoraâs face is of a florid shade, Her eyeballs large and very glaring made; While cheeks and form with mass are overlaid.â Fast forward to August 2025 when the US Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., said he was âlooking at kids while I walk through the airports today, as I walk down the street, an
Flock cameras are getting mobbed (opens the original)
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(CNN) â Over the last few months, people have cut down surveillance cameras owned by the company Flock Safety with an electric saw in upstate New York, thrown paint on them in Oakland, California, and rammed a truck into them in Idaho. One man in Florida sits in a lawn chair holding up a piece of cardboard on a pole to block the cameraâs view. City governments have joined in by deactivating the cameras or canceling contracts with Flock in Fort Collins, Colorado; Eugene, Oregon; Madison, Wisc
Flock cameras are getting mobbed (opens the original)
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(CNN) â Over the last few months, people have cut down surveillance cameras owned by the company Flock Safety with an electric saw in upstate New York, thrown paint on them in Oakland, California, and rammed a truck into them in Idaho. One man in Florida sits in a lawn chair holding up a piece of cardboard on a pole to block the cameraâs view. City governments have joined in by deactivating the cameras or canceling contracts with Flock in Fort Collins, Colorado; Eugene, Oregon; Madison, Wisc
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