Business, Political Leaders Agree to Safely Develop, Deploy AI
Major AI developers and top government officials have agreed on measures that aim to ensure that artificial intelligence (AI) systems are safely built and deployed.
Restaurant Showing Only Women’s Sports to Expand in US
This sports bar in Portland has an unusual name. It is called The Sports Bra, and it only shows women’s sports events on television.
Huge 3D Printer Aims to Cut Building Time, Labor Costs
American researchers have developed a new model of what they say is the largest 3D printer in the world.
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America’s Best-selling Vehicle Still on Top after 42 Years
America’s best-selling vehicle has not changed during the past 42 years. And some people might be surprised to learn that the top seller is not a car, but a truck.
Experts Say Productivity Increases Might Explain US Economy’s Strength
The productivity increase represents a change from the years before the COVID-19 pandemic years.
Historic Gun Factory in New York State Village to Close
The oldest gunmaker in America is closing its factory in a small town in the state of New York.
Is Elon Musk Worth $55.8 Billion to Tesla?
Tesla chief Elon Musk wants to move the company’s incorporation, or registration, from the American state of Delaware to Texas.
More CEOs Fear Companies Will Not Survive AI, Climate Change
A growing number of business leaders say their fear their companies will not survive the next 10 years because of pressure from climate change and new technology.
WEF: Misinformation, Weather Top Worldwide Risks
A report from the World Economic Forum says misinformation and disinformation are the most severe risks facing the world over the next two years.
Arizona Company Works to Recycle Old Solar Panels
The first generation of solar panels in use on homes and other buildings will soon be too old to work anymore.