Big Ag’s road to Brazil
By Rachel Sherrington, investigative researcher and journalist based in Brussels, and Hazel Healy, UK Editor of DeSmog. Originally published at DeSmog. This week, as business […]
Month: September 2024
Rapid Adoption of Generative AI
This paper reports results from the first US nationally representative survey of artificial intelligence adoption in the workplace and home. By August 2024, 39 percent […]
Hacker selling Dell employee data after second alleged data breach
The dataset contains sensitive information for these employees, including the Employee ID, the employee’s full name, the employee’s status, and the Employee’s internal ID, which […]
Links 9/23/2024 | bare capitalism
The autumnal equinox 2024 brings fall to the Northern Hemisphere today Space.com The weather High temperatures despite La Niña? Arctic news Planted mangroves lack carbon […]
Why AI-Driven ETFs Are the Future of Financial Freedom
We all dream of financial freedom, right? That feeling of security that comes from knowing that your money is working for you, slowly grows without […]
De Minimis Import Value
Section 321 of the Tariff Act of 1930 allows up to $800 in imports per person per day to enter the US free of charge […]
10 things CISOs wish they knew from the start
Since funds are limited, they should be used wisely. “A lot of times, especially with cybersecurity products, the solution doesn’t solve the problem, it creates […]
It’s as clear as mud: the global rules surrounding AI are starting to take shape but remain ambiguous
Earlier this year, at the United Nations General Assembly, which was led by the American delegation and Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the US pressed and formed […]
Ian Leslie on Olivier Roy and culture
Roy argues that culture as we have come to understand it is being irrevocably eroded. It is not, as some of his people believe, that […]
When Policy Objectives Collide – Econlib
Matt Yglesias has an excellent post discussing how US energy policies often work at cross purposes. Many administrations wish to reduce energy exports from enemies […]