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Sundar Pichai candidly acknowledged concerns about inaccurate answers generated by Google's models.
The AI boom has been an "extraordinary moment" but a subsequent bust would affect every company, CEO Sundar Pichai told the BBC.
Protesters help an injured demonstrator near burning barricades amid clashes in Dar es Salaam on Oct. 29, during Tanzania's presidential election.
Americans are going into 2026 more anxious about health care costs than at any other point in recent years, a new West Health-Gallup survey finds.
The Dallas Cowboys, in their first game since the death of Marshawn Kneeland, dominated the Las Vegas Raiders, 33-16, to snap a losing streak.
Jia Tianlian tending his tiny plot of land in Dazhai, a village in northern China that Mao Zedong once hailed as a model for the nation. In the background are residential buildings from the "people's commune" of that era.
TotalEnergies uses facilities like gas-fired power plants and this battery farm on the site of a closed refinery near Dunkirk, France, to balance the power grid.
Jets player Kris Boyd hospitalized after NYC shooting...
"If I swallowed every drop of water from the tower above your house, I would still thirst for you," Nuzzi allegedly wrote to Sanford in 2020.
NPR - 2 hours 19 min agoA Tennessee judge has blocked the use of the National Guard in Memphis under a crimefighting operation by President Trump but also put the order on hold, giving the government five days to appeal.
A retired professor was seen on camera calling conservatives "Nazis" after a proposed Turning Point USA chapter was approved at a Colorado college.
"When we start making choices for people without their consent, we have walked away from the fundamentals of democracy," Rep Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-Wash.) argued.
Temperatures plummeted towards subzero overnight as Arctic air descended upon the UK, with snow possible in some parts of the country today.
Larry Summers steps back from public roles after House committee releases seven years of messages between the former Harvard president and Jeffrey Epstein.
ICE Houston arrested over 3,500 criminal aliens during government shutdown, including gang members, murderers and child predators in major enforcement operation.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren had called for institutions affiliated with Summers, who served as treasury secretary during the Clinton administration, to sever ties with him.
India's trade deficit soared to a record high of $41.7 billion as festive demand for gold led to sharp rise in imports while U.S. tariffs hit exports.
Emails between Jeffrey Epstein and former Harvard President Larry Summers were among thousands of documents released by a House committee last week.
The home secretary's "sweeping changes" to asylum laws are leading almost every front page on Tuesday.
Washington's current six-game losing streak began with a 25-24 defeat against Chicago that ended with Jake Moody making a 38-yard field goal for the Bears.
James Franklin has been hired as Virginia Tech's football coach, a little more than a month after he was fired during his 12th season at Penn State.
NPR - 6 hours 16 min agoThe Corporation for Public Broadcasting agreed Monday to fulfill a $35.9 million, multi-year contract with NPR that it had yanked after pressure from the Trump White House.
The out-of-state troops, which had been living at the U.S. Army Reserve Training Center in southwest suburban Elwood, left facility as of 1 p.m. Monday, according to a memorandum obtained by the Tribune.
ABC News - 6 hours 25 min agoFor the first time since the government shutdown ended, the sweeping construction of the new White House ballroom is visible.
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