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Meta, Spotify CEOs slap down European officials for ‘stifling’ AI innovation

Thenextweb.com 

Meta’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Spotify’s CEO Daniek Ek have taken aim at European lawmakers for enforcing “stifling” and “inconsistent” regulation that hampers the growth of tech companies. “Instead of clear rules that inform and guide how companies do business across the continent, our industry faces overlapping regulations and inconsistent guidance on how to comply with them,” wrote the pair in an op-ed Wednesday. “Without urgent action, Europe will miss this once-in-a-generation opportunity.”    That opportunity... Читать дальше...

Global Forecast-Fahrenheit

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

Global Forecast as of 12:00 GMT Friday, August 23, 2024

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City/Town, Country;Friday's Weather Condition;Friday's High Temp (F);Friday's Low Temp (F);Saturday's Weather Condition;Saturday's High Temp (F);Saturday's Low Temp (F);Saturday's Wind Direction;Saturday's Wind Speed (MPH);Saturday's Humidity (%);Saturday's Chance of Precip. (%);Saturday's UV Index

Abidjan, Ivory Coast;Cloudy;79;75;A little a.m. rain;80;74;SSW;10;92%;83%;3

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates;Hazy... Читать дальше...

Trump campaigns to 'Make America Safe Again' at Mexico border

France24.com (en) 

On a dirt road below the shrub-dotted hills of Arizona, Donald Trump used a stretch of wall and a pile of steel beams to draw a visual contrast between his approach to securing the border and that of his Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris. Trump brought along grieving mothers, the sheriff of Cochise County and the head of the Border Patrol union to echo his tough-on-border security message at Thursday's visit, which was themed “Make America Safe Again.”

Tainted groundwater from old Rocketdyne plant stirs concern anew

DailyNews.com 

A contaminated underground plume has moved beyond the Rocketdyne property to nearby businesses and homes. Water officials are reviewing findings from RTX Corp., the owner of the former Rocketdyne site, seeking to test soil and groundwater at nearby sites.