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Is A.I. Taking Your Job?

Slate

Has This All Been a Weird Dream? Is A.I. Taking Your Job? For young workers, it might be time to worry. Please enable javascript to get your Slate Plus feeds. If you can't access your feeds, please contact customer support.


How Russian-funded fake news network aims to disrupt election in Europe - BBC investigation

BBC News

A secret Russian-funded network is attempting to disrupt upcoming democratic elections in an eastern European state, the BBC has found. Using an undercover reporter, we discovered the network promised to pay participants if they posted pro-Russian propaganda and fake news undermining Moldova's pro-EU ruling party ahead of the country's 28 September parliamentary ballot. Participants were paid to find supporters of Moldova's pro-Russia opposition to secretly record - and also to carry out a so-called poll. This was done in the name of a non-existent organisation, making it illegal. The results of this selective sampling, an organiser from the network suggested, could lay the groundwork to question the outcome of the election.



The Sonos Arc Ultra, tested and reviewed: Arguably the best all-in-one premium soundbar for movies and shows

Daily Mail - Science & tech

Wealthy enclave sees a spate of'dangerous' incidents that have left residents terrified Charlie Kirk suspect's trans lover had a flirty relationship with ANOTHER man: Family and friends reveal couple's sick web of darkness What IS causing your maddening itch, should you scratch it... and when do you need to see a doctor? Fury as beach town eyes becoming new Vegas: Thousands of residents fear'predatory' casino will erase history Jimmy Kimmel was just the start. America is undergoing a tectonic shift. And the liberal Left, sick beyond help, are totally unprepared for what's coming next: MAUREEN CALLAHAN The sick moment I knew the'Zombie Hunter' was the sadistic serial killer I was looking for William's had a rotten 18 months. Many have remarked he's appeared unusually sombre - and not just when standing next to Prince Andrew.


11 adorable photos of red pandas to celebrate International Red Panda Day

Popular Science

There are less than 10,000 of these furry tree-climbers left in the wild. September 20, 2025 is International Red Panda Day. These medium-sized mammals are not pandas at all and are more closely related to weasels and raccoons. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. These endangered mammals are found in the treetops of Nepal, India, Bhutan, Myanmar (Burma), and China and are most closely related to raccoons .


Army pushes battlefield AI as counter-drone fight takes center stage

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Fox News AI Newsletter: Zuckerberg's demo fail

FOX News

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Einstein's handwritten encyclopedia entry could fetch 200,000

Popular Science

Science Physics Particle Physics Einstein's handwritten encyclopedia entry could fetch $200,000 The six-page draft attempted to lay out the Theory of Relativity for a general audience. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. The draft of an encyclopedia article written by Albert Einstein explaining his Theory of Relativity is up for auction . Although, you'll need to brush up on your German to read the original copy. The unsigned, six-page document entitled "The Essence of the Theory of Relativity" is an early version of an entry later translated into English and included in volume XVI of 1948 edition of .


First known wild 'grue jay' hybrid spotted in Texas

Popular Science

Environment Animals Wildlife Birds First known wild'grue jay' hybrid spotted in Texas Green and blue jays are crossing paths as temperatures rise. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. If you happen to find yourself in south Texas and spot a strikingly colored bird, be sure to snap a photo. According to biologists at the University of Texas at Austin, it may be a mix between a green jay () and a blue jay (). Unofficially dubbed a "grue jay," the bird likely marks one of the first confirmed examples of a vertebrate animal that hybridized partially due to climate change .


Beware! Your Halloween decorations could be a nightmare for wildlife

Popular Science

Keep fake spider webs close to your house, and ditch the real pumpkins if you live near wildlife. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. With spooky season just on the horizon, Halloween decorations are beginning to pop up everywhere--tombstones, pumpkins, and of course, tons and tons of fake spiderwebs . Amidst all the autumnal celebrations, it's easy to forget those who not only can't join in on the celebration, but might even be threatened by the decorations: wildlife. While Jennifer Bloodgood, a Cornell University wildlife veterinarian, hasn't personally witnessed it before, she tells that she agrees with the dangers of some Halloween decorations. "Birds would definitely be the major concern," she says, referring specifically to fake spider webs.