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CBS Cuts President’s Corruption Tantrum From ‘60 Minutes’ Edit | The moment the president got testy was missing from Sunday night’s interview.

thedailybeast.com

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chrisdh79

about 21 hours ago

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Spotify Sued Over "Billions" of Fraudulent Drake Streams. Alleging that a "substantial" portion of his 37 billion streams were generated by a bot network

consequence.net

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esporx

about 19 hours ago

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Tech YouTuber irate as AI “wrongfully” terminates account with 350K+ subscribers - Dexerto

dexerto.com

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TriSauce

about 6 hours ago

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Wikipedia row erupts as founder Jimmy Wales intervenes on 'Gaza genocide' article

uk.news.yahoo.com

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esporx

about 15 hours ago

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“Update and shut down” no longer restarts PC, as Windows 11 25H2 patch addresses a decades-old bug

windowslatest.com

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LookAtThatBacon

about 19 hours ago

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Families mourn after loved ones' last words went to AI instead of a human

scrippsnews.com

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MetaKnowing

1 day ago

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Republicans Claimed Biden Censored YouTube. 20 Employees Seem to Say Otherwise | Lawyers for Alphabet, Youtube's parent company, recently alleged that the Biden administration tried to “influence” the company. Interviews with employees don't appear to support their claim

wired.com

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Hrmbee

1 day ago

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New ICE applicants are failing the written exam portion of becoming a federal agent. They have open access to reading material and the internet, but still maintain an impressive 50% failure rate. This is a "subset," as the first round of recruits were grandfathered in. No written for them.

msnbc.com

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forgotmyrobot

about 22 hours ago

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Palantir Thinks College Might Be a Waste. So It’s Hiring High-School Grads.

wsj.com

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1 day ago

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