Amazon plans to replace over half a million would-be hires with collaborative coworker robots, or “cobots."
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“The White House is demolishing the entirety of the East Wing to make way for President Trump’s $200 million ballroom, a construction project that is far more extensive than he initially let on, a senior administration official said on Wednesday.” — New York Times
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Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny were busy cleaning their grandfather’s gutters when he made an announcement.
“Children, we’re going to Washington, DC, to see the White House!”
“Oh, gee,” exclaimed Benny, “I’ve always wanted to visit a castle!”
“Silly Benny,” said Violet softly, “the White House isn’t a castle. It’s the temporary home of our democratically elected president.”
This blog has been re-posted and edited with permission from Dries Buytaert's blog.
In my DrupalCon Vienna keynote, I talk about how Drupal is adapting to an AI-driven web through AI-enabled visual editing, site templates, autonomous agents, and workflow orchestration.
The web is changing fast. AI now writes content, builds web pages, and answers questions directly, often bypassing websites entirely.
People often wonder what this means for Drupal, so at DrupalCon Vienna, I tackled this head-on. My message was simple: AI is the storm, but it's also the way through it. Instead of fighting AI, we're leaning into it.
My keynote focused on how Drupal is evolving across four product areas. We're making it easier to get started with Site Templates, enabling visual site building through Drupal Canvas, accelerating development with AI assistance, and exploring complex workflows with new orchestration tools.
Does physics miss something important about how the Universe works? A new law of information could account for complexity
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Hope is indispensable. But when false hope blinds us to reality, a short bout of despair might be the antidote we need
- by Juliette Vazard
From late-night calls to unsolved symptoms, uncertainty is woven into every doctor’s day. They should learn to embrace it
- by Zoe Cunniffe
Private correspondence seen by Byline Times reveals that Ciga Healthcare's Brexit-supporting owner had pushed Gove to "take control" of the process
At a church in Italy, we sought to shed an old definition for one that could save us
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Inertia: the state of not moving — of being stranded, stuck, at the mercy of someone else’s timetable or decision. A sense of stuckness in time and place seems to be what binds us. ‘Broken Britain’ has become a broken record. Across the West, politicians promise radical, populist change that none can deliver once in […]
Could a constitutional amendment overturn Citizens United?
I do not have much time to write today as I am moving house later this afternoon and have a few work meetings to attend before that. So the next topic might take two shorter parts. As predicted, Ms Takaichi became the first female Prime Minister for Japan on Tuesday after consolidating a coalition with…
Workers at the Padre coffee roasting factory in the Melbourne suburb of Brunswick walked out on strike. Julie Monteiro spoke to delegate Ava Baldwin about the issues.
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The parasites found lurking in 1,000-year-old feces give a glimpse into the health and daily life of the past
The post What Poop Reveals About Ancient Humans appeared first on Nautilus.
“Thieves in balaclavas broke into Paris’ Louvre museum on Sunday morning, using a crane to smash an upstairs window, then stealing priceless objects from an area that houses the French crown jewels before escaping on motorbikes.”
— Reuters
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I am the best at what I do. I move with precision, each step a carefully choreographed ballet. I do not simply steal things like a common pickpocket; I perform. I create. I inspire.
But not before 9:30 a.m.
If I were to, say, steal the crown jewels from the Louvre, I would not get up at the crack of dawn to do it. Mais non! How could I be expected to perform my best work without a good night’s sleep? Heist days are long, and a sleepy thief is a grouchy thief. And what of my petit dejeuner? Am I to rappel from the roof of the museum’s jewel wing without having enjoyed my pain au chocolat? I may be a thief, but I am not an animal.
Ecosystems that have not been fully explored or catalogued by science are at risk of severe damage
The post Mysterious Deep Sea Habitats Reveal New Species appeared first on Nautilus.
Australia’s ambassador to America, Kevin Rudd, has reached out to the member for Hume, Angus Taylor, to discuss the benefits of white anting amongst other topics. ”I saw Sussan Ley on TV the other day and she had a few... Read More ›
The AI video reposted by Donald Trump in response to the No Kings marches has...
Top Trump adviser Stephen Miller’s legal organization is urging both the Supreme Court and regulators to disenfranchise voters.
The days of justifying American military intervention anywhere in the world are on their way out.
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After months of data collection and analysis, PRRI (in partnership with E.J. Dionne Jr. and...
Irish comedian Tadhg Hickey joins Mnar Adley to expose Maria Corina Machado’s Nobel “Peace” Prize farce and the UK’s crackdown on pro-Palestine voices.
The post Nobel “Peace” Prize of Shame & the UK/Israeli Crackdown, with Tadhg Hickey appeared first on MintPress News.
Why eating disorders are so prevalent in Latinx and AAPI communities in the U.S.