Tokyo is launching a dating app where users have to verify their income and promise they want to get married, as Japan fights tumbling birth rates

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A couple takes photos during Japan's Sakura festival.

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Microsoft's 'acquihire' of Inflection AI's staff is being probed by US regulators, report says

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Microsoft struck a deal with Inflection AI in March.

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Jack Dorsey gave $10 million to an anonymous founder with a deep devotion to a fascist 'guru'

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How Apple's efforts to dominate the AI arms race fell apart

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Apple CEO Tim Cook.

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Ex-OpenAI employee speaks out about why he was fired: 'I ruffled some feathers'

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Former OpenAI former employee Leopold Aschenbrenner spoke out about his firing.

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Elon Musk may build a multibillion-dollar supercomputer in Memphis, Tennessee

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Elon Musk may build the Gigafactory of Compute in Memphis.

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An ex-Meta employee says he tried to stop Instagram from stifling pro-Palestinian posts and was fired for it

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A former Meta employee has filed suit against the company.

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The best Apple Watch in 2024: Pick the right wearable for you

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Why a new NBA deal could mean cuts to your favorite NBC and Peacock shows

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New NBA deals could see Amazon, NBC, and Peacock streaming games soon — and cuts to non-sports programming, too.

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The NBA is close to a series of rights deals that will generate an astonishing $76 billion over 11 years for the sports league.

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