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Mark Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg in Meta Ray-Ban sunglasses.
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Waymo robotaxi

Waymo's fleet of robotaxis can drive passengers to various destinations without a human driver at the wheel. 

However, when it comes to closing the car door, Waymo's self-driving cars apparently still need help from humans. And humans who do gig work on DoorDash can now get paid to close Waymo car doors.

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Gary Marcus speaks during the Digital Life Design innovation conference
AI researcher Gary Marcus said it's unlikely AI will begin to replace jobs in the next one to two years.
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Killing Satoshi, an upcoming biopic about the elusive creator of Bitcoin, will reportedly rely heavily on artificial intelligence to generate locations and adjust actors' performances, Variety reports.

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a chatgpt caricature of journalist timothy werth

The ChatGPT caricature trend has gone mega-viral, with countless people sharing AI-generated images of themselves on Reddit, X, and other social media platforms.

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Multiple rocket systems fire from the ground towards an overcast sky.
The US Army recently conducted its Dynamic Front exercise with NATO allies and partners.
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Finding yourself far from a wall socket when your phone hits five percent is positively nervewracking. If you stash a portable battery in your bag, you can avoid that feeling altogether. But there are thousands of power banks out there and it can be tough to pick the right one for what you need. I’ve spent a few years testing dozens of batteries and found the best power banks for different scenarios. Whether you need a quick reup for your phone or a huge brick to keep your laptop alive, you’ll find something fitting here.

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Bernard Golden
Bernard Golden, CEO of Navica
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presidential train car
The Ferdinand Magellan was in presidential use from 1943 to 1954.
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TCL and Hisense TVs with purple abstract background
The best Presidents' Day TV deals at a glance: