Новости за 14.06.2023

AI isn't programming's future, it's its present.

The European Parliament voted Wednesday to adopt its final negotiating position on the Artificial Intelligence Act, which would regulate AI systems created and used inside the bloc.

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Despite the fact he will be competing in the US Open this weekend, golfer Berry Henson also works part-time as an Uber driver 'to make ends meet'

A BRIDE has shared the unfortunate incident where a restaurant mishandled her wedding cake.

“Complete devastation is not enough to describe our pain and loss at the senseless murder of our son," said the family of Barnaby Philip John Webber.

There was a lot of Republican anger over the recent debt ceiling deal—and it was delicious—but that shouldn’t obscure the ways they managed to extract concessions that will harm the country. One of their big wins, which Republicans would claim saves $20 billion in spending, could actually cost the U.S. $240 billion in revenue for an overall $220 billion loss, a new study finds. That money will instead stay in the bank accounts of the very wealthiest people.

'The public has a right to know'

LOVE Island’s Olivia Hawkins has come to the defence of Molly Marsh amid a backlash against the blonde contestant.

The same gadgets helping athletes perform at their peak are helping ranchers raise even healthier cattle.

Azerbaijan administered a total of 41 COVID-19 jabs on Wednesday, the Task Force under the Cabinet of Ministers told AZERTAC. Azerbaijan has administered nearly 14 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines since it launched an immunization drive in January 2021

59-year-old Richard Martinez was arrested Monday in connection to a 1996 sexual assault of a minor that had previously gone unsolved.

Enforcement of stock limits on wheat is puzzling

Nick Saban praised Texas after it pushed Alabama to its limit last season. Months later, Texas remained on Saban's brain – for a different reason.

The write-off was approved despite objections from an unsecured creditor

The big names at the top of the U.S. Open field should watch out for these long-shots.

Fiona Wightman says she had her phone hacked by Mirror Group Newspapers in the late 1990s.

Statewide 'Honor Roll' shrinks to just two beaches, while two in LA County and one in Orange County make 'Beach Bummer' list. Local rivers fair worse.

Two lists include Southern California beaches that were evaluated in the nonprofit environmental group's annual report card.

Chelsea need to balance the books after a £600 million trolley dash under Todd Boehly's ownership and give new boss Mauricio Pochettino scope to rebuild the squad in his own image

A 41-year-old blood donor, Nathan John, has explained that the willing act to save lives is the reason he has donated his blood 78 times. He said this on Wednesday, during an event organised by the National Blood Service Commission to commemorate the World Blood Donor Day in Abuja. The PUNCH reports that the 2023

Houston Astros slugger Yordan Alvarez will be sidelined at least four weeks with the oblique strain that landed him on the injured list on Friday. Astros general manager Dana Brown gave the update during an interview on SportsTalk 790 AM on Wednesday. "It's going to take at least two weeks for us to get a feel for how it's healing," Brown said. "You take those two weeks and then another week to figure out when he starts