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November 16, 2024
In Las Vegas, there is a growing trend towards using chef robots, advanced appliances powered by AI, and other technological kitchen tools. These innovations suggest that humans may no longer need to prepare their own meals or even mix their own drinks. At CES 2024, the annual trade show hosted by the Consumer Technology Association,
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The new regulations that restrict the nations where car manufacturers can source battery components and minerals have reduced the options for American buyers seeking a tax rebate for purchasing an electric vehicle. This could have a negative impact on initiatives to decrease greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector. The Inflation Reduction Act, which was
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David Brandt, an AP Sports Writer, reported. After securing victories in Week 18, the Buffalo Bills and Dallas Cowboys are feeling confident as they head into the playoffs. However, the Miami Dolphins and Philadelphia Eagles are struggling after experiencing setbacks towards the end of the regular season. The NFL playoffs will start this weekend for
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Written by Bob Holliday, a contributor for WRAL Sports. On Wednesday, D.J. Burns made two crucial shots that saved NC State from losing to Notre Dame, who is currently ranked #181 in the NET rankings. Then on Saturday, Burns took on a passing role in a surprisingly simple victory against Virginia. Tony Bennett’s bunch of
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The First Amendment will be reconsidered in the case of a Democratic Florida prosecutor who was suspended by Republican Governor Ron DeSantis on Wednesday, as ruled by a federal appeals court. The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has referred the case of ex-prosecutor Andrew Warren back to a trial judge in Tallahassee. This is
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Scientists reported on Wednesday that an ancient species of large ape may have gone extinct hundreds of thousands of years ago due to climate change that made their preferred fruits inaccessible during dry seasons. Gigantopithecus blacki, a species that inhabited southern China, is recognized as the largest known great ape by scientists. It stood at
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A recent ruling by federal judges states that a lawsuit against China for stockpiling masks and other protective equipment during the COVID-19 crisis in Missouri can proceed. A panel from the U.S. Eighth District Court of Appeals concurred with a previous ruling in 2022 by a lower court, which dismissed Missouri’s case entirely. It was
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According to reports from WASHINGTON (AP), approximately 20 million individuals have enrolled in health insurance plans through the Affordable Care Act exchanges, setting a new record. President Joe Biden will likely proclaim those results regularly on the campaign trail for months to come as former President Donald Trump, the Republican front-runner, vows to dismantle the
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The fourth edition of HighSchoolOT’s All-State Football Team has been finalized. Today, we are announcing our picks for the All-State defensive players. You can locate these choices in the corresponding sections listed below. The All-State special teams and two-way players were announced in the previous article, under the defensive section. The offensive players will be
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Numerous prominent legal cases in a federal court in New York will examine the fate of ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence products that would not possess such articulate abilities if they had not consumed vast amounts of copyrighted human content. Is it possible that AI chatbots, specifically those created by OpenAI and Microsoft for commercial
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