A.I. Adoption Without Literacy Is a Governance Risk
As companies race to embed A.I. into their operations, the governance debate has stalled in the wrong place. Regulators deliberate over mandates, policymakers debate guardrails and developers argue over technical controls. These questions are important, but they overlook the most immediate driver of responsible A.I. governance: the people using these systems every day. Without investing…
Beef prices are high. This butcher has suggestions
By Sono Motoyama, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette PITTSBURGH — The price of ground beef has gone up 51% since February 2020. In the past year, the U.S. has seen record low cattle numbers because of drought over the past few years. Tariffs on imports, rising input costs and cattle disease have also put pressure on beef prices….
How Pickle’s Brian McMahon and Julia O’Mara Are Building the Airbnb of Clothing
In Pickle’s early days, founders Brian McMahon and Julia O’Mara racked up more than 4,000 subway rides across New York City, hand-delivering rented clothes to early users of their peer-to-peer fashion app. The grind paid off. Today, Pickle says one in four female Manhattan residents aged 18 to 25 has used the platform, which has…
Crypto Has Been Renting Access to the Financial System. Kraken Just Bought In.
For over a decade, every crypto exchange moved dollars the same way. Funds went through a partner bank that sat between the platform and the actual payment system. That bank charged fees for the privilege, introduced settlement delays and could exit the relationship whenever regulatory pressure mounted. The arrangement worked well enough during bull markets….
Apple TV Chief Eddy Cue Brings His Formula 1 Passion to Streaming and Apps
Eddy Cue oversees businesses like Apple TV, Apple Music and Apple Podcasts as one of Apple’s top executives. But as a child growing up in Miami, Cue had a different passion: Formula 1 racing. Cue first fell in love with the sport after reading about it in a magazine at a local library and has…
Rachael Ray is harder to find but hardly slowing down
By J.M. HIRSCH MIAMI (AP) — Rachael Ray isn’t sick. Her marriage is healthy, too. And yes, she’s still on TV. Rumors have swirled around the woman who gave us 30-minute meals since she stepped away from her daily show. But that hasn’t diminished her thrill at rolling through her mid-50s still cooking on television…
Quick Fix: Simple Poached Fish with Caper Sauce and Quick Corn and Tomatoes
By Linda Gassenheimer, Tribune News Service Here’s a simple, foolproof way to cook fish so it stays moist and tender every time. Gently poach the fillets in barely simmering water for just 4 to 5 minutes. The secret is to make sure the water is at a low simmer. Finish it with a light, flavorful…
Filming British romance is all about location
Readers and audiences have been falling in love with British romance stories for centuries. Readers and audiences have been falling in love with British romance stories for centuries. Books by authors like the Brontë sisters and Jane Austen still fly off the shelves, and they’ve been adapted for the big and small screen dozens of…
Can Copyright Survive the Age of A.I.?
Think about your favorite song, movie or musical. Then consider how you enjoy, watch, listen or engage with that content. The answer? Copyright. Copyright has not disappeared in the age of A.I., but it is being stress-tested in novel ways. Take music, for example. Digital service providers (DSPs) now report tens of thousands of A.I.-generated…
5 dishes to make with a grocery rotisserie chicken
By Gretchen McKay, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette If ever there was liberation to be found in the never-ending grind of nightly meal preparation, it’s got to be the ready-to-go product scorned by some but beloved by many: the supermarket rotisserie chicken. Related Articles Mary Ann Esposito’s Roasted Cabbage and Carrot Soup This giant pancake is crispy, fluffy…
