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Building AI That Gets Us: A Simple Guide to Aligned Intelligence

November 15, 2025

AI is getting smarter, but how can we make sure it's on our team? The key might be teaching AI to understand the world and what we want, just like we do. This isn't about making AI smarter in general, but smarter in a way that aligns with our goals. Think of it like teaching a kid. You don't just w

technology

Bright TVs: TCL QM9K Takes on OLED with a Twist

November 13, 2025

TCL QM9K is a TV that stands out for its brightness. It's not just any bright TV, though. It's the brightest TV ever tested in a lab. But brightness isn't everything. The QM9K has some trade-offs. For starters, the QM9K isn't as good as its cheaper sibling, the QM8K. The QM8K has better shadow deta

technology

Bitfarms: From Bitcoin to AI

November 13, 2025

Bitfarms, a big player in the Bitcoin mining world, is making a big change. They are slowly stepping away from mining Bitcoin and moving towards AI and high-performance computing. This shift is not just about Bitfarms; it's a trend in the industry. With Bitcoin prices dropping and profits shrinking,

health

Understanding Growth Plate Injuries in Kids' Ankle Fractures

November 13, 2025

Kids' ankle fractures can lead to growth plate issues. This study looked at how often these problems happen after certain types of fractures and what might make them more likely. They also checked how often more surgeries were needed because of these growth plate issues. Growth plates are crucial f

politics

San Diego's Unequal Growth: Who Benefits?

November 13, 2025

San Diego's mayor had big plans to make the city fairer. Three years ago, he started "Build Better San Diego. " The goal was to fix up old parts of the city and make things more equal. But now, it looks like the plan is making things worse. The mayor wants to add lots of new houses and people to so

environment

Louisiana's Infrastructure: A Work in Progress

November 13, 2025

Louisiana's infrastructure is in a tough spot. It's not just about the money, but also the age of the structures and the increasing number of extreme weather events. The American Society of Civil Engineers gave the state a "C-" overall, which is a slight improvement from the last report. But don't g

business

Juan Kreutz Takes the Helm at SMBC Americas

November 13, 2025

Juan Kreutz, known as JC, has been appointed to a big role at SMBC Americas. He is now the head of Structured Finance Solutions and the Deputy Head for the Americas region. JC will be in charge of many financial areas. These include project finance, real estate finance, and global trade finance. He

technology

AI Boom Drives Massive Investment in U. S. Data Centers

November 12, 2025

A big player in the AI world is making a huge bet on the future. They are planning to spend a whopping $50 billion to build special data centers in the U. S. These centers will be used for AI work and are set to pop up in places like Texas and New York. This isn't just any project. It's the first t

environment

Bridge Trouble in China: What Went Wrong?

November 12, 2025

In a dramatic turn of events, a brand new bridge in southwest China crumbled into the mountainside just a day after it was shut down. The Hongqi Bridge, which connects Sichuan and Tibet, had to be closed on Monday because of cracks spotted on nearby roads. But on Tuesday, a landslide struck, causing

science

Unraveling the Mysteries of Three-Space General Relativity

November 12, 2025

Let's dive into the world of General Relativity, specifically the three-space formalism. This approach, known as the BFÓ action, is a unique way to understand how space and time interact. It's like a special recipe that helps scientists study the dynamics of our universe. The BFÓ action is a type o