5 follow-up questions Nvidia’s CEO asks his AI to ‘torture’ it into teaching him new things
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said that he likes to "torture" his AI in order to learn things. Here are five follow-up questions he uses.
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The future of customer service is here, and it’s making customers miserable
Businesses are turning to AI chatbots to deal with customer service. The new tech saves them money, but it’s leaving a lot of people frustrated.
Red Sea search teams ‘intensifying efforts’ to find missing Britons after yacht sinks
A search and rescue team is “intensifying its efforts” to find 16 people, reportedly including two Britons, who are missing after their yacht capsized in the Red Sea.
At least six dead in Pakistan protests
At least six people have died in Pakistan after violence broke out during protests to free former prime minister Imran Khan.
FSB chief warns of escalation over US-backed strikes on Russia
The head of Russia’s Federal Security Service says Ukraine has become a global hub for black-market weapons Read Full Article at RT.com
US and UK intelligence involved in Nord Stream sabotage – Russian spy chief
American and British saboteurs were “directly involved” in the blasts that crippled the key pipelines, Sergey Naryshkin has said Read Full Article at RT.com
EU spy agencies fear end of Ukraine conflict – Bloomberg
Bloomberg has described threats to EU members posed by Ukrainian veterans and arms, after interviewing Czech spy chief Michal Koudelka Read Full Article at RT.com
News24 | SEE | Pakistan police fire tear gas, rubber bullets at ex-PM Imran Khan supporters
Pakistan security forces fired volleys of tear gas and rubber bullets on Tuesday at thousands of protesters calling for the release of jailed ex-prime minister Imran Khan, after they defied a police lockdown to march inside the nation’s capital.
UK has sent more long-range missiles to Ukraine – Bloomberg
Britain delivered dozens of additional Storm Shadow missiles to Kiev several weeks ago, sources have told Bloomberg Read Full Article at RT.com
News24 | Trump embarks on second term with legal woes mostly behind him
Donald Trump’s legal woes – or at least most of them – will not follow him back to the White House.