UncategorizedThe other side of the 1990s fwadmin / September 6, 2026 What a misremembered decade says about the fallibility of memory
UncategorizedBillions in Iranian funds are passing through U.S. banks despite sanctions – WSJ fwadmin / September 6, 2026
UncategorizedKremlin says Ukraine talks with US envoys were useful; no sign of breakthrough fwadmin / September 6, 2026
UncategorizedUkraine weighs new tax revenue source to help fund war effort – WSJ fwadmin / September 6, 2026
UncategorizedEurope’s satellite launch ambitions take off as German rocket reaches orbit fwadmin / September 6, 2026
UncategorizedOpenAI quietly boosts some of Astra’s evaluation metrics, and continues to change others post-launch fwadmin / September 5, 2026 The numbers on OpenAI’s blog about Astra kept changing. In some cases, the changes made Astra look better and rival models look worse.
UncategorizedDOJ expands beef price probe to eight retailers, including Walmart and Amazon, with inflation a key issue ahead of midterm elections fwadmin / September 5, 2026 The new probe into retailers seems to build on the department’s antitrust investigation into meatpackers.
Uncategorized‘Feeding the beast’: Meta faces allegations of using its ‘perv glasses’ to train AI in new lawsuit fwadmin / September 5, 2026 The tech giant faces a new privacy lawsuit weeks after agreeing to the largest child-safety settlement of its kind.
UncategorizedDenmark and four EU countries agree on migrant ‘return hubs’ outside the bloc, aim to start by 2027 fwadmin / September 5, 2026 Netherlands’ minister of asylum and migration Bart van den Brink says “this is something new and it’s groundbreaking.”