By the end of this episode, you're going to feel 10% less crazy about the world. Ian makes his case and then sits down with a man who's worked everywhere from Moscow to Mumbai, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Tom Pickering. And on Puppet Regime the SPACE FORCE saga continues as Captain Trump and crew find themselves marooned in a strange new land. #10PercentLessCrazy
The Israeli Security Cabinet has approved a ceasefire for Lebanon, President Joe Biden announced on Tuesday, welcoming the opportunity to start reestablishing peace in the Middle East.
Watch: “Paths of Glory.” It’s always a good time to reflect on the deadly stupidity of war. Stanley Kubrick’s 1957 anti-war classic remains the director’s most overlooked film.
No other animal is named for so many countries that it's not actually from.
Supporters of jailed former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan broke through numerous barricades to clash with police in the capital, Islamabad, on Tuesday, leaving at least six members of security forces dead.
Last week, two underwater Baltic Sea communications cables. were cut under suspicious circumstances. Many initially suspected Russian sabotage, but a preliminary investigation found that a Chinese cargo ship had passed through the Baltic Sea near each cable around the time they were severed.
Generative AI is transforming the way we work and innovate, with the potential to boost the US economy by $3.8 trillion by 2038. A new white paper from Accenture and Microsoft explores the current state of gen AI and how it is fueling advancements across industries — from healthcare to travel to clean energy. Innovations like open-source models and reduced input costs are making generative AI more accessible and delivering real-world benefits like higher wages, lower consumer costs, and new products and services across industries. Read more.
Donald Trump is considering naming an AI czar, the incoming president’s transition team told Axios.
Generative artificial intelligence is a transformative technology that allows users to summarize long documents, write extensive computer code, and generate detailed images – all with short text prompts.