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AI and ChatGPT are selling cars in the metaverse

It's one of ChatGPT's first practical business applications.

Axios · Feb 28, 2023

Chip makers must provide childcare plan for access to federal funds

The move is a way for the administration to make progress on expanding child care access.

Axios · Feb 27, 2023

Black historic sites fading amid neglect and climate change

Sites tell stories about abolition, civil rights, and Black entertainment but are endangered.

Axios · Feb 27, 2023

Schools unprepared to help Asian American students navigate racial trauma

"This is a constant source of stress and trauma. And there's a lot less skill about how to cope and survive and stay resilient."

Axios · Feb 25, 2023

Republicans investigate Buttigieg over Ohio derailment

House Republicans are investigating Buttigieg's response to the East Palestine derailment.

Axios · Feb 25, 2023

How Russian cybercrime has changed during the war in Ukraine

Russia's cybercrime underground is starting to recover from the disruptions caused during the ongoing war.

Axios · Feb 24, 2023

Russia's yearlong cyber focus on Ukraine

Experts say Russia lacked the resources and time to plan destructive cyberattacks against the West.

Axios · Feb 24, 2023

Why NFTs are on the cusp of something big

A series of developments in the world of NFTs suggest they're not only here to stay, but on the cusp of something big.

Fortune · Feb 24, 2023

Displaced Ukrainians long to return home but feel stuck as war rages on

Roughly 8 million Ukrainian refugees remain scattered across Europe and more than 5 million are displaced within Ukraine.

Axios · Feb 24, 2023

The silent toll of war: Ukraine's growing mental health crisis

A year of relentless Russian bombing, air raid sirens and displacement is taking a heavy toll on Ukrainians' mental health.

Axios · Feb 24, 2023