In a 3,800-word essay, Dario Amodei laid out the rapidly advancing capabilities of artificial intelligence and said there needed to be greater safety controls across the industry.
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Winnipeg Goldeyes eliminated from playoffs in two-game sweep
The Winnipeg Goldeyes were eliminated from the American Association playoffs with a 6-5 loss to Fargo on Friday.
Samsung says ‘Tim Cook’ bought a Galaxy Fold
That isn’t Apple’s former CEO promoting the Galaxy Z Fold 8 in a new Samsung ad – “Tim Cook from Palmerston North” just happens to have the same name and look a lot like him. Released right as Apple announced its iPhone Duo, the ad mimics Apple’s cinematic product launch videos, with “Tim Cook” saying “the future is here.” Samsung also takes a jab at Apple’s Tim Cook with a reference to his recently-updated profile picture. @samsungnz Tim Cook has an announcement. And for once, it’s about Galaxy. Tim Cook, Palmerston North, introduces the GalaxyZFold8. #SwitchToGalaxy ♬ original sound…
Wall of fame nod ‘everything’ to Lions’ Phillips
Ryan Phillips shed some tears when he learned his name was being added to the B.C. Lions’ wall of fame.
25 years after 9/11, Gander’s message of kindness still resonates
That connection is so strong that many of the people, known affectionately as the “come from aways,” have returned to Gander, NL, to mark the 25th anniversary.
Carney to hold joint press conference with Ukraine’s Zelenskyy
Prime Minister Mark Carney says the meeting will focus on the countries’ shared priorities, including deepening defence, economic and energy co-operation.
Moe says latest U.S. trade move would have minor impact on Saskatchewan
Trump’s orders are set to take effect later this month and would also ban imports of certain Canadian goods, including motorcycles, some dairy products and alcoholic beverages.
B.C. forestry industry says it’s at ‘breaking point’ in letter to Eby
The letter asks Eby to take swift action to form a crisis group with a mandate to cut costs, remove regulatory barriers and get economically viable wood moving.
LETTER: Strong decision or wrong decision
In the upcoming municipal election, North Bay taxpayers have a number of issues to consider on who they support for council. One issue I follow closely, and believe deserves consideration, is the ongoing legal cost between Cassellholme and Castle Arms. These costs will be paid primarily by North Bay taxpayers as they have nothing to […]
Still no details on former Metro Vancouver CAO’s severance package
Board chair Mike Hurley told Global News on Monday that the details would be released to the media on Tuesday; however, that did not happen.