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CNBC Power Lunch July 31, 2013 - Vimarsana News

CNBC Power Lunch July 31, 2013

Halftime is over. Power lunch and the second half of the trading day start right now. Whoa nelly, as Keith Jackson used to say and probably still does. The bulls have been running big time until just a few minutes ago. The dow did hit a new alltime high today. Why . A lot has to do with good economic numbers, but, and this is the big but, the very same good economic numbers could hasten a federal move so the big question as far as ben bernanke and his merry men and women is are concerned is this. Now what . We are looking at the scenarios and the impact on your money, and an aboutface, maybe a...

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More open source AI

"We have a chance to try again and learn from the tortured history between technology companies and journalism."

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Veterans lawsui seeks records of contamination at Uzbek air base - Vimarsana News

Veterans lawsui seeks records of contamination at Uzbek air base

The lawsuit filed in Connecticut accuses military officials of withholding information about hazardous materials — including uranium, chemical weapons and asbestos.

Source: fox61.com
The year AI truly arrives — and with it the reckoning - Vimarsana News

The year AI truly arrives — and with it the reckoning

"Journalists will become even more essential to society as AI enters the mainstream, where we will help set standards, track potential abuses, and bring our ethics and standards to the technology."

Feds pay journalism group $5M to create software to turn people into anti-'misinformation' bots -- Society's Child -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

Feds pay journalism group $5M to create software to turn people into anti-'misinformation' bots -- Society's Child -- Sott.net

The federal government has awarded $5 million to a group of journalists called Hacks/Hackers to develop software that will encourage regular Americans to confront their friends over "harmful" posts, and "correct misinformation" by replying with...

Source: sott.net