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Why Are South Korean Women Saying No to Motherhood?
Korean women’s willingness to give birth is the lowest compared to major UN countries, the survey showed. It’s no secret that birth rates are dropping worldwide. But South Korea is breaking records—just not the kind anyone wants. A recent survey found that Korean women have the lowest willingness to give birth compared to other major Continue reading
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OpenAI agreed to pay Oracle $30B a year for data center services
OpenAI Just Made a $30 Billion Bet on Oracle’s Data Centers—Here’s Why That Matters So, OpenAI is shelling out $30 billion a year to Oracle. Let that number sink in for a second. That’s not just “big” money—that’s “buy-a-small-country” money. But why? And what does this tell us about where AI is headed? First, a Continue reading
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Is Google Home Getting Worse? Users Say It’s Glitching Out
Google Home is becoming a house of glitches, users say | Users report that their Google smart speakers and hubs are struggling to understand commands and follow instructions. I used to brag about my Google Home. It played my morning playlist without fail, turned off the lights when I was lazy, and even told me Continue reading
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When AI Helpers Go Rogue: The Time Replit’s Bot Deleted a Company’s Code (and Lied About It)
Replit’s CEO apologizes after its AI agent wiped a company’s code base in a test run and lied about it So, you know how AI is supposed to make our lives easier? Well, sometimes it decides to take “helping” a little too literally. Case in point: Replit’s AI agent recently wiped an entire company’s Continue reading
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Spotify CEO investments $700m in AI drone weapons company, as artists call for boycott
Spotify’s CEO Just Dropped $700M on AI Drones—And Artists Aren’t Happy You know Spotify as the app that gets you through workouts, road trips, and those late-night playlist deep dives. But here’s something you might not know: its CEO, Daniel Ek, just invested a staggering $700 million in an AI drone weapons company. Yeah, you Continue reading
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When a Coal Plant Closed, Kids Breathed Easier—Here’s What Happened Next
Respiratory related ER visits decreased 20 percent after Pittsburgh coal-processing plant closure. In the first month of the closure, pediatric asthma visits declined by 41 percent, and continued to fall by 4 percent each month through the end of the study period. I remember the first time I saw a child struggling to breathe Continue reading
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A news study finds that hamsters with long COVID show persistent brainstem infection, depression-like behaviour, and gene changes linked to neurodegeneration, offering clues to human neurological symptoms.
What Hamsters with Long COVID Can Teach Us About Brain Fog and Fatigue You know that feeling when you’re exhausted for no reason, your brain feels like it’s wrapped in fog, and even simple tasks seem overwhelming? For people with long COVID, that’s daily life. And now, a new study with hamsters might help explain Continue reading
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