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Civmec Q1 earnings fall 30.9% to A$10.5 million

Civmec on Wednesday (Oct 26) posted a net profit after tax of A$10.5 million (S$9 million) for its first quarter ended Sep 30, down about 30.9 per cent from A$15.2 million for the…

The 26 words that could kill OpenAI’s Sora

Imagine a Yelp-style user-review site that lets users generate and post AI video reviews of local businesses. Say one of these videos presents a business in a bad light, and the business…

PEN America’s Inflated Book-Ban List

It’s only logical for schools to make choices about age-appropriate reading. And how ‘banned’ is a book if you can get it from Amazon in 24 hours? Source link

The Island Where People Go to Cheat Death

At the beach club, I met Tristan Roberts, a co-founder of Minicircle who left the company, and asked him what might still lure people to do human trials here. Despite the Honduran…

How therapy turned me into the boss I always wanted

My first time plopping down on my therapist’s couch, I tried to breeze through the basics. Yes, upbringing, romance, family, social life—all important. But I entered that softly lit space…

How Gen Z Anime Fans Are Reshaping American Protests

“If you have to pick one anime that you know people are most likely to watch, you know, it might well be One Piece, because it’s so popular and so long-running,” said Andrea Horbinski, an…

Democrats Can’t Afford to Ignore Women

Media and political leaders are very concerned about white men in particular holding onto their masculinity and status. The often unspoken consensus is that losses in their social standing…

How Bad Is the AI Dracula Movie?

Generative AI is itself vampiric. AI is a dead technology that lives only by sucking on the living artistic and creative labor of actual people. After all, generative AI is itself…

How return-to-office hits workers’ wallets

Step outside your front door on any given day, and say goodbye to money without even trying. Just commuting into the office now sets workers back a whopping $55 a day, data suggests.…

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