Walmart removes some salad products from its shelves in response to the cyclospora outbreak

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chopped lettuce
A culprit has been identified in the cyclosporiasis outbreak: shredded lettuce.

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  • The FDA has linked shredded lettuce sold at Taco Bell to the cyclosporiasis outbreak.
  • Thousands of cases of watery diarrhea have been linked to the parasite across the US this summer.
  • Taylor Farms on Friday said that it was pulling iceberg lettuce from central Mexico "indefinitely."

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Stop tap tap tapping on your Android keyboard and get the message through faster with this ancient but underrated feature

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Now that smartphones have become our de facto communication and note-taking devices, the need to type faster has become a priority for many. Whether it's a requirement for your job or it's a skill that'll help you in university or at an internship, I have valuable advice for you.

Many people still default to tapping each letter on their phones, but there's a better

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Korea’s AI chip market is now the opening bell for global stocks

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Fund managers in London, New York, and Tokyo have added a new step to their morning routine: checking South Korean stocks. Korea’s $4 trillion equity market is now offering an early read on global AI risk appetite, as swings in SK Hynix and Samsung ripple through chip stocks worldwide. “We are all Korean investors now,” […]



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Victoria proposes forcing social media platforms to unmask anonymous accounts accused of vilification

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Victoria’s premier Jacinta Allan announced on Sunday that the state would propose laws granting the Victorian civil and administrative tribunal power to order social media and AI platforms to reveal the identities of anonymous account holders accused of online vilification. The “demasking” powers would be the first of their kind for an Australian state. Allan […]



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I traveled abroad with my 78-year-old parents. It was tougher than traveling with toddlers — and I learned some lessons the hard way.

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Author Ash Jurberg drinking sake at sunset with his parents
In many ways, traveling with my 78-year-old parents was harder than traveling with my twins as toddlers. I'm glad we explored Japan together, but I wish we'd gone sooner.

Ash Jurberg

  • I flew to Tokyo to surprise my parents, who thought they were meeting a free guide.
  • Traveling around the city with two 78-year-olds with poor eyesight and vertigo was challenging.
  • I learned the hard way to plan longer
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AI advice made people three times less accurate but twice as confident, researchers found

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Researchers from three French and Italian universities found that access to AI advice collapsed people’s willingness to say “I don’t know” from 44% to 3%. Accuracy dropped from 27% to 9%. Confidence, meanwhile, rose from 30% to 76%. “People became much worse, the accuracy was only one third, but they were twice as confident,” said […]



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