Take one sip of the Colorado-made spirit Tingala and you’ll understand why it’s unlike anything else currently available on the market. The sensory experience starts with a bouquet of cinnamon and allspice in the aroma, and at first those are the dominant flavors on the palate, too. But soon, spicy notes give way to tingling…
Mike Liberatore, chief financial officer of Elon Musk’s xAI, has left the company after just three months, the Wall Street Journal first reported. His exit adds to a wave of high-profile turnover at the startup. Launched by Musk in 2023, xAI is best known for its Grok chatbot. The company’s technology has quickly caught up…
Every decade in business brings a new buzzword. The 1980s had “re-engineering.” The 1990s, “synergy.” The 2000s, “disruption.” The 2010s gave us “digital transformation.” Today the phrase still lingers in boardrooms and consultant decks, often sprinkled with “AI-native” promises that legacy companies can somehow shed their industrial skin and reemerge as sleek digital enterprises. It…
The economy of Anguilla, a small British territory in the Caribbean, has long relied on a steady flow of tourism. In recent years, however, the A.I. boom has created an entirely new source of revenue for the island—one tied not to local tech innovation, but to Anguilla’s “.ai” internet domain. It’s common for countries to…
By Gretchen McKay, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette “Back to school” can release a floodgate of emotions for parents. Related Articles We tried this TikTok trend where watermelon takes flight so you don’t have to Recipes: With kids back in school, these weeknight soups are sanity savers Bucatini dish bursting with flavor Savory corn pancakes the side dish…
Hugo Larochelle first caught the A.I. research bug after interning in the lab of Yoshua Bengio, a pioneering A.I. academic, during his undergraduate studies at the University of Montreal. Decades later, Larochelle is now succeeding his former mentor as the scientific director of Quebec’s Mila A.I. Institute, an organization known in the A.I. field for…
Silicon Valley’s top A.I. companies are locked in a cutthroat race to build artificial general intelligence (AGI). But Cohere, a quieter Canadian rival, is charting a difference course. Instead of chasing AGI, the company is focused on using A.I. to streamline business operations—and its leadership isn’t impressed with competitors touting imminent breakthroughs. “I don’t think…
By Sono Motoyama, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Watermelon with a squirt of mustard? Or slathered with PB&J? These are some of the suggestions on TikTok for so-called watermelon flights. Related Articles WhatsApp patches exploit allowing hackers to target Apple users Cracker Barrel is keeping its old-time logo after new design elicited an uproar Minnesota woman charged for…
As the kids head back to school, weeknight soup suppers can be a real sanity saver. Warm and delicious, these “dinner-in-a-bowl” entrees can be a luscious meal when accompanied by a simple salad and some warm bread. I keep a list of delicious soups on the inside of my pantry door, so in a pinch…
Through a recruiting frenzy that has included $100 million bonus offers, personal meetings and aggressive poaching tactics, Mark Zuckerberg has hired roughly 50 new A.I. researchers at Meta in record time. But keeping that talent at the company is proving to be a different challenge. Several recent hires, along with a few longtime staffers, have…
