Tech CEOs boast and bicker about AI at Davos

Tech CEOs boast and bicker about AI at Davos

There were times at this week’s meeting of the World Economic Forum when Davos seemed transformed into a high-powered tech conference, with on-stage appearances by Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, and even more industry executives. The big topic, unsurprisingly, was AI, with CEOs laying…

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Massive winter storm strains US power grid as operators scramble to avoid blackouts

Massive winter storm strains US power grid as operators scramble to avoid blackouts

FOX Weather correspondent Ian Oliver discusses details of the major winter storm bringing sub-zero temperatures, heavy snow and significant ice across multiple states on ‘Special Report.’ As a massive winter storm barrels across the U.S., power grid operators are taking extraordinary steps to keep the lights on and avoid rolling blackouts. The storm, stretching more…

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Gmail is having issues with spam and misclassification

Gmail is having issues with spam and misclassification

If your Gmail account doesn’t seem to be working properly today, you’re not alone. The official status dashboard for Google Workspace suggests that the issues began at around 5am Pacific on Saturday morning, with users experiencing both “misclassification of emails in their inbox and additional spam warnings.” For me, that meant my Primary inbox was…

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Co-buying is rewriting homeownership, and romance is no longer required

Co-buying is rewriting homeownership, and romance is no longer required

Kate Wood, a lending expert with Nerd Wallet, and Kristina Modares, a co-buying strategist with Joynt, reveal why young women are skirting marriage for non-romantic homeownership. Co-buying homes, platonically? That’s a trend emerging among homeowners today. Kate Wood, a lending expert with NerdWallet, told Fox News Digital that co-buying is attractive because housing is “incredibly…

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Maher says anti-COVID lockdown advocates 'were right' and that Wuhan lab leak 'wasn't a conspiracy theory'

Maher says anti-COVID lockdown advocates ‘were right’ and that Wuhan lab leak ‘wasn’t a conspiracy theory’

Late-night host Bill Maher asserted that anti-COVID lockdown advocates who argued that closing schools for an extended period of time would cause more harm than good to children “were right,” and that the Wuhan lab leak theory “wasn’t a conspiracy theory” after all. During Friday’s episode of “Real Time,” Maher said that years after the…

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