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Vet S Jefferson ends retirement, joins Chargers
Veteran safety Tony Jefferson has signed with the Chargers after spending last season as a scouting intern with the Ravens.ESPN - Sports -
Sign Right Here: The Parents Pledging to Keep Kids Phone-Free
By committing not to give their children smartphones until an agreed-upon age, parents are hoping for strength in numbers when schoolyard pressure starts to build.The New York Times - Lifestyle -
Tony Jefferson signing with Chargers: Safety comes out of retirement, earns deal during minicamp tryout
Jefferson announced his retirement in March 2023CBS Sports - Sports -
Ignoring Tech's Past to Spite AI's Future
It isn’t only the companies everyone loves to hate that are leading the way with this budding technology.The Wall Street Journal - World -
Abortion Groups Say Tech Companies Suppress Posts and Accounts
The groups say they are increasingly confused and frustrated by how major technology platforms moderate posts about abortion services.The New York Times - Tech - Abortion -
Amazon May Have Fumbled Alexa's AI Lead, and It's a Lesson for All Innovators
'Hey, ChatGPT: Do you remember Amazon's little interactive assistant that lived in a speaker?'Inc. - Business - Amazon -
USA’s biggest cricket star kept his full-time tech job while leading his team to triumphs
Coming off a shocking win against the Pakistani national cricket team, a young Team USA is on the rise in the cricket world.NBC News - Top stories -
Apple Intelligence Revealed at WWDC 2024 as Company Jumps Into AI Race
The iPhone maker, which has been slow to embrace artificial intelligence, will weave it into the technology that runs on billions of devices.The New York Times - Tech - Apple -
Clearview AI Used Your Face. Now You May Get a Stake in the Company.
The facial recognition start-up doesn’t have the funds to settle a class-action lawsuit, so lawyers are proposing equity for those whose faces were scraped from the internet.The New York Times - Tech -
Clearview AI Used Your Face. Now You May Get a Stake in the Company.
The facial recognition start-up doesn’t have the funds to settle a class-action lawsuit, so lawyers are proposing equity for those whose faces were scraped from the internet.The New York Times - Business
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