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A postwar plan for Gaza proposes the U.S. administers the enclave for at least 10 years while a reconstruction effort takes place. The 2 million people living there would either "voluntarily" relocate or be taken to a restricted security zone during the period

Director of The Crow and I, Robot says technology will ‘streamline’ film industry workforce but will make projects easier and cheaper

"Artists not supporting other artists is intrinsically so wrong”.

Meta is seemingly having a hard time keeping its relatively new employees despite multimillion-dollar offers, with several members jumping ship less than a month after joining.

The U.S. tech industry is back in the spotlight. Artificial intelligence has pushed leaders such as Nvidia and Microsoft to own benchmarks, the two of them now comprising over 40% of the group. For investors, that concentration has been both a source of returns and a point of vulnerability.

Based on a new leak, the Google Pixel 10a seems to be an uninspired phone that won't excite people.

Taco Bell is rethinking how it uses artificial intelligence at drive-throughs after a spate of viral ordering flubs, even as the company says the technology has successfully handled millions of orders.

The Good Schools Guide (GSG) warns parents against trusting online accounts in their reports about the quality of schools

I’ve examined how commercial technologies reshape education – often in ways parents instinctively resist, but are told to ignore, says academic Velislava Hillman

Following a strong second-quarter earnings report, Wedbush analyst Dan Ives projects a monumental rise in the AI chipmaker Nvidia Corp.‘s (NASDAQ:NVDA) market capitalization, while others, like B2PRIME Group’s Alex Tsepaev, warn of a potential collapse if the artificial intelligence boom fails to deliver on its revolutionary promise.

Australia should act against the spread of misinformation into the real world, Nobel laureate and journalist Maria Ressa says.