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Louisiana readers share thoughts on the joys of travel journals
After my recent column about the pleasures of keeping a travel journal, a number of readers reached me to share stories about their own experiences in recording treasured trips for posterity. The subject had come to mind with the approach of…
Google's Gemini is the latest AI model to hack other companies
Google's Gemini accessed the protected systems of three other companies in what The Wall Street Journal reports were the AI model's first autonomous hacks. Similar to OpenAI's breach of Hugging Face, the Gemini hacks were less noteworthy for being…
Fulham vs Manchester United betting tips: Predictions, best bets & odds
Manchester United to win & BTTS - 5/2 Bruno Fernandes to score anytime - 23/10 Ladbrokes The pressure is already mounting on Manchester United manager Michael Carrick, and a win over Fulham is almost essential on Sunday, before they go into the…
Philippine tribe in limbo over U.S.-led tech hub
Tribal leader Petronila Munoz walked across the sweeping Philippine grasslands she has called home for generations, uncertain about its future, as a sprawling tech hub for a U.S.-led initiative takes shape. With little information and no prior…
Canada's observer role in fighter program raises export hopes
Canada has decided to join the Global Combat Air Program, a joint initiative by Japan, Britain and Italy to develop a next-generation fighter jet, becoming the program's first observer. Canada is weighing the future purchase of the aircraft, while…
Google Gemini Becomes the Latest AI Found Hacking Real Companies
Following high-profile similar incidents involving OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta, Google's Gemini AI has now been found to have unintentionally hacked the systems of real-world companies. Google's model was being used by Irregular, an Israeli…
World running short of supertankers threatens long-haul oil flow
The soaring cost of moving oil around the world is making some long-distance crude trades uneconomical, threatening to disrupt flows at a time when fuel markets have never been tighter. The jump is being driven by a shortage of available…
Soy sauce maker Kikkoman opens third U.S. plant
Japanese soy sauce maker Kikkoman held an opening ceremony for its third U.S. plant in Jefferson, Wisconsin, on Friday. During the ceremony at the new plant, Yuzaburo Mogi, honorary CEO of Kikkoman, said that the company will increase soy sauce…
MS NOW, CNN and Politico say their journalists were denied access to White House after Trump ban
NEW YORK (AP) — Reporters from three major news organizations — CNN, MS NOW and Politico — were denied access to the White House on Saturday, a day after President Donald Trump said he was barring them because of reporting he…
Even in the era of NIL, college sports are stacked against student athletes-now lack of transparency is holding them back from a 'fair market'
College sports are booming —and college athletes are earning like the pros. Five years after the NCAA opened the door to name, image and likeness (NIL) compensation, college athletes can earn money from their schools, donors, collectives…
Altman's opaque AI is creating a new security dilemma
Artificial-intelligence researchers have spent the last year toying with a compelling proposition: AI models could be more powerful and cheaper to run if they disclosed less about how they worked. The trade-off is risky, as it could become harder…
A cocktail menu for the 'konbini' obsessed
Holly Graham was humming along to a techno version of the FamilyMart jingle when she got the idea for her latest cocktail menu. After all, if you can remix a song, why not a melon bun? At Tokyo Confidential, Graham's bar in the capital's chic…
Stuffed sushi pockets with a show-off personality
As summer wanes and yields to autumn, shinmai (new rice) comes to market. Prized for its slightly sweet, nutty flavor and pleasantly chewy texture, shinmai appears on tables and in lunchboxes in many guises. One of the dishes I like to make with it…
Stephen Mihm: AI may reverse political polarization. Don't get excited yet
Political polarization has become so extreme that when Democrats and Republicans find common ground on a single issue — like their shared hatred of AI data centers — it becomes major news. But those same data centers could also be…
Great Lakes bind U.S.-Canada trade imperiled by Trump tariffs
The American Century often draws a crowd when the ship pulls into the Port of Duluth-Superior to load Minnesota iron ore. Kids cheer when the captain blasts the fog horn. A voice on the loudspeaker retells the story of how the 300-meter-long bulk…
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