Foreign Investors Set Their Sights On Austin In A Real Estate Twist, Survey Says
The move signals a shift in international investment into smaller U.S. cities.
Itzy, Enhypen, AB6IX, ONF And Kassy: This Week’s 10 Bestselling Singles In Korea
SG Wannabe and Brave Girls fill two spaces inside the top 10 while ONF rules.
Meet The 25-Year-Old Founder Of Emi Jay, Who Launched The Hair Accessory Empire 12 Years Ago
When Julianne Goldmark launched what is now known as the sought-after hair accessory brand with celebrity clout, Emi Jay, at age 14 (yes, you read this correctly!), it was a different era. Today, the brand launched on Revolve and enjoyed a collab with Summer Fridays. Discover Emi Jay's story.
Why Experts Say It’s Vital That Parents Get Their Kids Vaccinated For Covid
A Kaiser Family Foundation poll finds that parents are reluctant to immunize their children, but experts say it’s the best way to keep the pandemic contained.
BTS Tie Their Own Historic Record With Their Latest Album Certification In Korea
Only two albums have ever been certified for selling four million copies in South Korea, and they’re both by BTS.
Source: Forbes.com
Source: Forbes.com
AI consumes a lot of energy. Hackers could make it consume more.
The news: A new type of attack could increase the energy consumption of AI systems. In the same way a denial-of-service attack on the internet seeks to clog up a network and make it unusable, the new attack forces a deep neural network to tie up more computational resources than necessary and slow down its…Why mixing vaccines could help boost immunity
A dozen covid-19 vaccines are now being used around the world. Most require two doses, and health officials have warned against mixing and matching: the vaccines, they argue, should be administered the way they were tested in trials. But after emerging concerns about the very rare risk of blood clots linked to the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine,…How China turned a prize-winning iPhone hack against the Uyghurs
In March 2017, a group of hackers from China arrived in Vancouver with one goal: Find hidden weak spots inside the world’s most popular technologies. Google’s Chrome browser, Microsoft’s Windows operating system, and Apple’s iPhones were all in the crosshairs. But no one was breaking the law. These were just some of the people taking…How to stop AI from recognizing your face in selfies
Uploading personal photos to the internet can feel like letting go. Who else will have access to them, what will they do with them—and which machine-learning algorithms will they help train? The company Clearview has already supplied US law enforcement agencies with a facial recognition tool trained on photos of millions of people scraped from…Why upholding Trump’s Facebook ban won’t break the cycle
The night before the Facebook Oversight Board decided to stand by the company’s decision to ban him from its platforms, former president Donald Trump announced—via an exclusive on Fox News—that he’d created a website. Called From the Desk of Donald Trump, it looked like a social media site but was really just a feed of…Source: MIT Technology Review
Angels to cut Pujols, 'honored' he wore jersey
Police: Texas LB Ehlinger found dead off campus
Altuve's birthday HR answers boos, lifts Astros
Usman mulls next foe, not opposed to Jake Paul
Ex-teammate: Rodgers 'conflicted' about future
Harden 'confident' he'll return before playoffs
Presbyterian hiring anti-punting HS coach Kelley
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