Dominion Energy Merger Under Scrutiny On Final Stop Of ‘Listening Tour
Hashmi, who scheduled five total sessions for her “Energy Costs Listening Tour,” has already held meetings in Loudoun, Norfolk, Richmond, and Charlottesville.
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The Left’s Answer To AI Is Simple: More Government
One approach holds that innovation is best driven by private companies competing and experimenting, while government sets clear rules against potential harm such as fraud, abuse, and threats to national security.
AI Safety Debate Meets Reality At Salesforce’s Dreamforce
Businesses are also becoming more selective about AI spending
Microsoft AI Chief Calls OpenAI’s Latest Safety Finding A ‘Serious Situation’
Suleyman called that episode significant enough to prompt broader discussion among AI leaders.
Who’s Orchestrating The AI-Hysteria Campaign?
Stephen Hawking said that “The development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race.”
Congress Tries To Replace Anarcho-Tyranny In College Sports with Its Own Brand Of Tyranny
Jason Russell of Reason points out that the bill attempts to meddle in NCAA affairs in an unprecedented way, going well beyond simply giving collegiate sports an anti-trust exemption and then allowing the organization to set its own rules.
AI Firms Scramble To Build A Trusted Safety System
The White House is favoring industry-led oversight, leaving AI companies to develop voluntary safety standards while policymakers consider longer-term legislation.
Warren Buffett Leaves Berkshire Chairman Role After 60 Years
Buffett will become chairman emeritus, while his son Howard Buffett takes over
Understanding Entrepreneurship Has Major Implications for Economic Analysis
This facilitates the use of mathematical analysis and quantitative predictions, but these will always be wrong to the extent that there is entrepreneurship.
Cheap Airfares Shrink As Airlines Respond To Higher Fuel Costs
Executives from United, American and Southwest said they expect to reduce less profitable routes during the final months of the year
Tokenized Stocks Move Closer To US Markets Under New SEC Pathway
Under the five-year Innovation Exemption, token holders must receive the same rights as traditional shareholders, including dividends and voting privileges.
Boeing's 737 Max Ramp-Up Hits Turbulence, Stock Sinks
Speaking at a Morgan Stanley conference, Ortberg blamed wing manufacturing bottlenecks at the company's Renton, Washington plant
Robert Kraft Speaks Out After Macklemore-Sheeran Tour Controversy
The dispute erupted after Macklemore made pro-Palestinian remarks during a performance at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium
Iran Conflict Drives Higher Gas Prices and Borrowing Costs
The analysis estimated that the conflict had cost the average household about $1,760 through September 11.
Intel And SK Hynix Explore Partnership To Expand US Chipmaking
The discussions remain preliminary and no agreement has been reached.
OpenAI Delays IPO As Altman Backs AI Development Slowdown
The comments came as Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged AI companies to deliberately slow the pace of developing increasingly capable models