AI Businesses Still Bleeding Billions
AI is fun and cool when it creates useful things for you or answers tough questions quickly and well (let’s not focus on AI slop and false claims at the moment), but that doesn’t mean AI businesses are financially sustainable or sensible. AI companies are still heavily subsidizing their broad … [continued]
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Study Pinpoints States with Steepest Warming Trends Since 1980
The findings indicate where adaptive measures are needed most around the United States. Global warming, the observed increase in the Earth’s average global surface temperature since preindustrial (1850-1900) times, currently stands at around 1.63 degrees Celsius. While this number is expected to continue to rise, local temperatures will not go … [continued]
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New federal order keeping Michigan coal plant open cites winter storms
The J.H. Campbell plant in Ottawa County was to shut down in 2025. But the DOE has repeatedly ordered Consumers Energy to stay open, citing an energy emergency.
Zoox Launches Robotaxis in Atlanta
The year of the robotaxi rolls on. Just after writing about Zoox expanding its robotaxi service in Las Vegas, I see news that Zoox is entering Atlanta! “Our initial rollout will focus on the Northwest region of Atlanta, near Atlantic Station, Woodward, and Home Park. We will expand throughout the … [continued]
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The US Is Auctioning Seabed Near American Samoa. A $3 Million Bid Will Not Build a Mine.
American Samoa’s seabed auction advances mineral leasing. The technical and economic case for a profitable mining industry remains highly unfavorable.
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