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Einstein Meets the Quantum: Gravity Observed in the Quantum World for the First Time
For more than a century, physics has been split down the middle. On one side stands Albert Einstein’s general relativity, which describes gravity as the bending of space and time by mass and governs the behaviour of planets, stars and galaxies. On the other stands quantum mechanics, the theory of the very small, which describes…
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Are rich people really worse behaved? What the science says
It is one of the most durable stereotypes in modern culture: the wealthy behave badly. From film villains to viral clips of luxury cars cutting up cyclists, the idea that money corrodes character has an intuitive appeal. But is it true? A new video explainer from the Guardian digs into the research behind the cliché…
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Stocks Slide as Oil Climbs and US-Canada Trade Tensions Deepen
U.S. stocks fell on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite all trading lower as rising oil prices and an escalating trade dispute between the United States and Canada rattled investors. The declines came as crude oil moved higher, reviving concerns that energy costs could feed back into inflation just…
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The Finance Bros’ Redemption Era: Wall Street Says Tech Is the New Villain
For nearly two decades, the “finance bro” was pop culture’s designated antagonist â the vest-wearing, spreadsheet-wielding symbol of everything that went wrong in 2008. Now, according to a report in the New York Post, the men and women of Wall Street believe the spotlight has swung elsewhere. “We’re not the villains anymore â now it’s…
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Trump’s Transportation Chief Blasts Ford Over Business Deals With Chinese Firms
The Trump administration’s transportation chief has publicly criticised Ford Motor Company over its commercial arrangements with Chinese companies, according to a report from the South China Morning Post, reigniting a long-running debate in Washington over how deeply American carmakers should be entangled with China’s industrial supply chains. The rebuke lands at a sensitive moment for…
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A Century on the Hill: Longtime Syracuse University-Area Staple Changing Hands Dec. 1
A fixture of the Syracuse University Hill neighborhood is preparing for one of the biggest changes in its long history. After roughly 100 years in business, the beloved establishment is set to change ownership on Dec. 1, when a group of local restaurateurs takes the reins. The transition, reported by Syracuse.com, marks the end of…
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What’s Going On With OpenAI and the Navier-Stokes Controversy?
If your feeds have been full of arguments about fluid dynamics this week, you’re not alone. A dispute involving OpenAI and the Navier-Stokes equations has spilled out of academic circles and into the wider tech conversation, and like most AI-and-math flare-ups, it’s less about the math itself than about who gets credit, what counts as…
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OpenAI Claims It Solved One of Math’s Millennium Problems — Now Comes Verification
OpenAI says its artificial intelligence systems have produced a solution to one of the Millennium Prize Problems, the small set of famously unsolved questions that has defined the frontier of modern mathematics for a quarter century. The claim, reported Tuesday by The New York Times, would be an extraordinary milestone for machine reasoning â if…
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Smartsheet Names New APAC and Japan Leaders Amid Rising Enterprise Demand
Smartsheet has appointed new leaders across its Asia-Pacific and Japan operations, a move the work management software company links to rising demand from customers in technology, manufacturing and professional services. The leadership changes signal that the Bellevue, Washington-based firm sees the region as a growth priority rather than a satellite market. Building out senior ranks…
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US Accuses Chinese AI Firms of ‘Malicious’ Copying of AI Technology
The United States has publicly accused Chinese artificial intelligence companies of “malicious” copying of American AI technology, according to a Reuters report, sharpening a dispute that has been simmering between the world’s two largest economies for much of the past decade. The accusation marks an escalation in Washington’s long-running complaints about intellectual property practices in…