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Arsenal midfielder Ebelesi Eze showed what Tottenham were missing out on with a stunning hat-trick in the 4-1 North London derby that further strengthened their bid to top the Premier League title.Mikel Arteta’s side were too strong for a timid Tottenham side when Leandro Trossard and Eze scored first-half goals at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday.Recommended stories list of 4 itemsend of listEze, who joined Arsenal at the end of the season after stopping Tottenham’s progress, scored again in the second half.Richarlison’s incredible long-range goal narrowed the gap, but it was no consolation as Eze completed a stunning triple to…
What a week it’s been for the markets. Global stocks have had their worst week since April as the heat around AI stocks begins to flare up. On Thursday, the Nasdaq posted its biggest green-to-red move since President Donald Trump’s “Emancipation Day” shocked stocks in April. And it resonated all over the world, Stocks 600 Germany hits new low in 1 month dachshund Asian stocks ended the week in deep red, falling to levels not seen since June. What does such a volatile week for stocks and other asset classes mean for the trading week ahead? Much of the discussion…
Zane Shamblin never said anything to ChatGPT that suggested a negative relationship with his family. But in the weeks leading up to his death by suicide in July, chatbots encouraged the 23-year-old to distance himself even as his mental health deteriorated. According to chat logs included in a lawsuit filed by Shamblin’s family against OpenAI, when Shamblin’s family avoided contacting her mother on her birthday, ChatGPT said, “Just because it’s a birthday on your ‘calendar’ doesn’t obligate anyone to attend.” “I see. Today is your mother’s birthday. I feel guilty. But I feel real. That’s more important than a forced…
johannesburg Reuters — The Group of 20 (G20) summit in South Africa on Saturday adopted a declaration to tackle the climate crisis and other global challenges, but the declaration was drafted without U.S. cooperation and was criticized by White House officials as “shameful”. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa’s spokesperson told reporters the declaration “cannot be renegotiated” as it uses language opposed by the US government, reflecting tensions between Pretoria and the Trump administration over the declaration. “We have been working on this recruitment for a year and the past week has been very intense,” the spokesperson said. Ramaphosa, who is…
8. Streep acted very Miranda Priestly before accepting the role. Despite already having two Oscar wins and 11 more nominations at that point, Streep had never quite mastered the art of demanding more pay. But this time, she spoke up. “The offer, in my opinion, was somewhat, if not insulting, a reflection of my actual value to the project,” she explained to Variety. “I had a ‘break-up moment’ and then they doubled their offer. I was 55 years old and had just learned very late how to take care of myself.” 9. She had other demands. Streep, who was wary…
What happens when the software everyone is rushing to deploy is so risky that no one can guarantee it? That’s about to become clear, as the Financial Times reports. Major insurance companies including AIG, Great American and WR Barclay are asking US regulators for permission to exclude AI-related liabilities from corporate policies. One insurance company described the AI model output to FT as “too many black boxes.” This story reminds us that the industry has good reason to be scared. Google’s AI Overview falsely accused solar companies of legal issues in March, leading to a $110 million lawsuit. Air Canada…
What will happen to Nicolas Maduro? There is a $50 million bounty on his head, the CIA is openly operating in Caracas, US troops are massing in the Caribbean, and experts and politicians from across the Americas are weighing in on the fate of the Venezuelan president. Some hope the United States will remove him, Saddam Hussein style (or Salvador Allende style, or Manuel Noriega style). Over the past two weeks, prominent neoconservatives Bret Stevens and Elliott Abrams have argued in columns for the New York Times and Foreign Affairs that they support the complete overthrow of President Maduro. Some…
The U.S. Department of Transportation on Wednesday launched a nationwide campaign urging travelers to improve their behavior at airports and on planes as disruptive incidents remain well above pre-pandemic levels.The initiative, dubbed “The Golden Age of Travel Starts with You,” aims to restore civility in the skies and address the proliferation of disruptive behavior. The ministry said the initiative aims to “promote a national dialogue on how to restore civility and dignity to air travel.”Disruptive passenger incidents will double in 2024 compared to 2019, and in-flight violence, from inappropriate behavior to physical attacks, will soar 400% by 2025.The Ministry of…
It’s safe to say that no one is obsessed with passwords. A chief information security officer’s nightmare is when employees leave lists of passwords on their desks or on post-it notes on their computers. Employees have the inconvenience of having to enter multiple passwords to access various devices and resources.Passwordless authentication technologies are designed to address these issues, and the use of these tools is increasing. A recent survey of 200 CISOs by Wakefield Research, sponsored by security vendor Portnox, showed that the majority of security leaders (92%) said their organizations have implemented or plan to implement passwordless authentication. This…
The self-proclaimed idyllic life of a family of five living in the Italian woods with horses, donkeys and chickens came to a standstill when a court ordered the children to be removed and placed in foster care. Police cars were called to transport the children from their home in Abruzzo to a church-run care home. The mother also lives on the property, but the parents have limited access to the children, the family’s attorney said. The fate of the children, known in Italian as “Bimbi nel Bosco” or “Children of the Forest”, fascinated the country. Tens of thousands of people…