Exclusive | Netflix exec goes ballistic after being fired for stunning 'trust exercise' confession at retreat: suit - New York Post
See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google A Netflix executive was fired from his $1.1 million a year job after revealing during a “trust exercise” at a work retreat that he had taken medically prescribed ketamine, a lawsuit has claimed.
Making sense of the panic over Chinese AI - TechCrunch
The launch of the latest AI model from a Chinese company — Moonshot AI’s Kimi — reignited debates around American competitiveness and open versus proprietary AI. While there was plenty of conversation on social media, it seems the debate is also happening behind the scenes in Washington, D.C., where OpenAI and Anthropic have reportedly lobbied regulators with concern about open Chinese models.
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Two pain drugs used by millions will be combined in a single tablet - USA Today
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