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February 5, 2025
In 2023, artificial intelligence became widely accepted and used – although it had been anticipated for a while, there is still much progress to be made before the technology reaches the level of human-like machines depicted in science fiction. ChatGPT sparked a year of excitement for AI. The chatbot provided a sneak peek into the
READ MORERaja the elephant, a beloved and prominent figure at the St. Louis Zoo for many years, is preparing to relocate. On Thursday, the zoo made a statement that the male Asian elephant, who was born at the zoo 31 years ago, will be moved to the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in Ohio within the next
READ MOREFollowing consecutive losses in the East regional final, it seemed as though fate was on Seventy-First’s side to claim victory in the N.C. High School Athletic Association 3A football championship. Unfortunately, even the most well-thought-out plans of mice, men, and Falcons do not always go as expected. In the past three years, Coach Duran McLaurin’s
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The East-West All-Star Football Game, organized by the N.C. Coaches Association, has been rescheduled due to anticipated bad weather on Sunday. The NCCA has announced that the all-star game has been rescheduled to Saturday, December 16th at 1 p.m. It will take place at Grimsley High School in Greensboro, instead of the previously planned Sunday.
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This image from an electron microscope displays human lung cells releasing blue-colored RSV virions and yellow-colored anti-RSV F protein/gold antibodies. On Thursday, the White House declared that it had reached an agreement with pharmaceutical companies to produce an additional 230,000 doses of the respiratory syncytial virus vaccine for infants by January. This comes in response
READ MOREThe European Union court has ruled in favor of Amazon, a US-based e-commerce company, stating that they do not have to pay approximately 250 million euros in back taxes. This decision is a setback for the EU’s attempts to address corporate tax avoidance. The decision made by the highest court in the EU is conclusive,
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As a sports reporter for WRAL, Pat Welter covers a variety of athletic events and provides updates and insights to viewers. Chapel Hill, N.C. The results may differ when using mayonnaise, as it heavily relies on what it is combined with. JJ Jones, a wide receiver from North Carolina, expressed his fondness for Duke’s mayonnaise.
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By Clark Gerber, WRAL Sports contributor Before starting, I want to clarify that Bryce Young is not to blame for this. Young did not request for the Panthers to sacrifice their future in order to select him in the draft. He was not involved in creating the roster that lacks talent or implementing the current
READ MORECannot reword. Francis joined the growing movement advocating for comprehensive, worldwide regulations on artificial intelligence in his yearly message for the World Day of Peace, observed by the Catholic Church on January 1st. The Vatican published the message on Thursday. Francis has a personal connection to the appeal because earlier this year, a deepfake image
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In 2022, a group of climate advocates take part in a march in Washington, D.C. | Photo by Francis Chung for POLITICO Environmental organizations in the United States praised the recent climate agreement announced on Wednesday for its emphasis on shifting away from fossil fuels. This agreement also gives them a new tool to criticize
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