By Gretchen McKay, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette My 18-month-old grandson doesn’t have the biggest vocabulary, but like most toddlers, he makes what he wants known pretty clearly. Related Articles How tariffs could mess with your pumpkin spice Quick Fix: Chicken Chasseur (Chicken with Mushrooms and Wine) How to pack a lunch your child will actually eat With…
Like a crisp breeze and a color-changing leaf, pumpkin spice is the harbinger of fall. And it’s here — unavoidably so. As in, you can’t turn your head in a grocery store without seeing some kind of pumpkin-spice-flavored food: cookies, pancake mix, oatmeal, coffee creamer, granola bars, donuts, muffins, hummus, cereal, ice cream … you…
Last year, Anthropic hired its first-ever A.I. welfare researcher, Kyle Fish, to examine whether A.I. models are conscious and deserving of moral consideration. Now, the fast-growing startup is looking to add another full-time employee to its model welfare team as it doubles down on efforts in this small but burgeoning field of research. The question…
The contest for A.I. leadership has shifted from lab breakthroughs to law books. Over the next eighteen months, the rule-making calendars in Washington, Brussels and Beijing will have a greater impact on margins, market access and M&A than any single model release. For investors, the divergence in the U.S., E.U. and China’s approaches is not…
The race to build the leading A.I. model has narrowed into a high-stakes duel between OpenAI’s GPT and Google’s Gemini, each embodying a different vision for the technology’s role in society. OpenAI leans on a consumer-first approach and creative fluency, while Google emphasizes enterprise integration and technical scale. Their dominance is underscored by the fact…
By Linda Gassenheimer, Tribune News Service Savor the flavors of France with this classic Chicken Chasseur, also known as poulet chasseur. This French dish is celebrated for its rich and aromatic sauce, made from a blend of mushrooms, shallots, tomatoes, and a splash of wine. Related Articles How to pack a lunch your child will…
LOS ANGELES — For Rebecca Zeitlin, packing her 5-year-old son’s school lunch is always full of surprises. Offer him a peanut butter and jelly sandwich at home and he won’t touch it. But pack it in his lunch with fruits, vegetables and a small treat and he’ll dive in. He will “chow down” on applesauce…
By Gretchen McKay, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette PITTSBURGH — These are anxious times in which to feed our families. Grocery shopping is not just wildly expensive these days — the Consumer Price Index in July was up 2.7% year-over-year, with the price of some foods reaching record levels — but also filled with uncertainty. Just when you…
Paris-based Mistral AI is on track for a new funding round that would value the A.I. startup at 12 billion euros ($14 billion), Bloomberg reports. The investment, expected to total around 2 billion euros ($2.3 billion), would solidify the company’s position at the center of Europe’s sovereign A.I. strategy and bring it closer to its…
This Q&A is part of Observer’s Expert Insights series, where industry leaders, innovators and strategists distill years of experience into direct, practical takeaways and deliver clarity on the issues shaping their industries. At a time when loneliness is being called a public health crisis and nearly half of U.S. adults say they struggle to make…
