Thanks to AI, you don’t need a computer science degree to get a job in tech, IBM AI chief says
IBM’s Matthew Candy told Fortune that he thinks "AI’s going to free up more capacity for creative thought processes."
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Frozen fortune: Where is Russia’s $300 billion?
Moscow has warned of a tit-for-tat response to the seizure of the country’s central bank assets by the West Read Full Article at RT.com
Eurozone economy faces bleak 2024 – FT
Analysts expect the Eurozone to see only modest growth in 2024 despite wages rising faster than inflation for the first time in three years Read Full Article at RT.com
UK considering strikes on Houthis to stop Red Sea attacks, says Shapps
Britain is reportedly considering air strikes on Houthi rebels after the US Navy sank three boats that had been targeting a container ship in the Red Sea.
US woman accused of killing two of her children arrested in UK
A US woman accused of killing two of her children before disappearing has been arrested in the UK, according to police.
Texas US Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, the first Black woman to chair the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, dies at 88
Trailblazing US Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, a nurse from Texas who helped bring hundreds of millions of federal dollars to the Dallas area, has died.
Chief Justice Roberts used his year-end report to ponder ethical uses of AI in law but didn’t mention ethical questions circling the Supreme Court
Chief Justice John Roberts released his year-end review of the Supreme Court and spoke about AI.
Lauren Boebert blames Barbra Streisand and Ryan Reynolds for making her switch districts
"We have to shut down the Hollywood elites who are trying to buy my current district," Boebert said on Steve Bannon’s "War Room" podcast on Saturday.
Israeli minister makes case for depopulation of Gaza
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has suggested that Arabs should be encouraged to leave Gaza for good Read Full Article at RT.com
3 reasons why it feels like supply chains are always screwed up
An ongoing disruption in the Red Sea due to Houthi attacks on vessels is the latest risk to supply chains.