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In Iowa, artificial intelligence will compile lists of books banned in schools

The Mason City School Board has decided to use AI to compile lists of banned books in school libraries for the upcoming school year.

Biden will visit Hawaii on Aug. 21

U.S. President Joe Biden and his wife on August 21 will visit the Hawaiian island of Maui, where fires killed more than 100 people.

In California, more than 5,000 actors went on strike

More than 5 thousand members of the American Federation of Television and Film Actors (SAG-AFTRA) went on strike at Universal Studios in the state of California.

3 seconds of exercise 3 times a week is enough to increase your muscles by 11%

Japanese researchers have experimentally confirmed the hypothesis that ultra-short physical training can effectively replace classical exercises.

Biden called China a “time bomb”

US President Joe Biden considers China a “time bomb,” but allegedly seeks a “rational relationship” with Beijing and does not want to harm the PRC.

Trump called for delaying the lawsuits against him until after the election in 2024

Donald Trump has called to postpone the proceedings initiated against him until after the election in 2024.

ChatGPT failed the programming test – but fooled most of the examiners

AI experts openly recognize the fact that neural networks are often wrong. For this reason, they cannot be used, for example, to write program code. Nevertheless, there has been no definitive point on this issue.

Biden is ready to provide aid to Americans affected by nuclear tests

President Biden said he is ready to help people affected by radiation from nuclear tests, including in New Mexico, where the world’s first atomic bomb was tested in 1945.

Trump has said he will make a decision on whether to participate in next week’s debate

Donald Trump says he will make a decision on whether to participate in next week’s debate of the Republican Party’s US presidential contenders.

Amazon has announced the successful implementation of AI across the company’s business processes

During the release of Amazon’s financial report for the second quarter of this year, the company’s CEO Andy Jesse announced the extremely wide application of generative artificial intelligence technologies in the company’s work processes.