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Silverstein Properties isn’t losing any tenants with YMCA Retirement Fund moving from 120 Broadway to 1177 Avenue of the Americas.

While technology experts sound the alarm on the pace of artificial-intelligence development, philanthropists — including long-established foundations and tech billionaires — have been responding with an uptick in grants. Much of the philanthropy is focused on what is known as technolog...

Billionaires who earned their fortunes in technology are more likely to support projects and institutions that emphasise the positive outcomes of AI, while foundations not endowed with tech money have tended to focus more on AI’s dangers.

What philanthropy can do to influence the trajectory of AI is starting to emerge. Billionaires who earned their fortunes in technology are more likely to support projects and institutions that emphasize the positive outcomes of AI, while foundations not endowed with tech money have tended to focus more on AIs dangers.

Artificial Intelligence: While technology experts sound the alarm on the pace of artificial-intelligence development, philanthropists - including long-established foundations and tech billionaires - have been responding with an uptick in grants.

While technology experts sound the alarm on the pace of artificial-intelligence development, philanthropists — including long-established foundations and tech billionaires — have been responding with an uptick in grants. Much of the philanthropy is focused on what is known as technology for good or “ethical AI,” which explores how to solve or mitigate the harmful effects of artificial-intelligence systems.

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Restaurants reduce hours to counter hiring crisis: ‘We don’t have people to work’ Updated May 11, 10:14 AM; Posted May 11, 5:30 AM 8 At Colonial Diner in Lower Paxton Township, diners are out of luck if they want dinner. While the restaurant is open for breakfast and lunch, the doors lock at 2 p.m. every day. It’s certainly not the ideal schedule, said co-owner Amir George, who blames ongoing struggles finding help for the abbreviated hours. “I need two more cooks at least. I need a...