John Philip Holland’s brilliance transcended distance — and depth. Widely proclaimed “the father of the modern submarine,” Holland was born in Ireland and moved to the United States as a young man with the audacious idea of building a “submergible torpedo boat” that could fight silently beneath the waves. He […]
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James Dean reportedly appearing in new film with AI, experts weigh in on benefits for stars after death
When James Dean died in a car accident in 1955, his burgeoning career was cut short with just three completed films to his name, “Rebel Without a Cause,” “East of Eden,” and “Giant.” Still, Dean remains a constant figure in Hollywood, referenced and often imitated by many across the decades. […]
Read MoreConcord High School pulling ‘Minutemen’ mascot blasted as ‘insult’ to those who ‘sacrificed to defeat tyranny’
A California Bay Area district board is being slammed over its costly decision to strip Concord High School of its long-standing mascot the “Minutemen.” Concord, a town roughly 30 miles outside of San Francisco, was named after Concord, Mass., the site of the famous Battles of Lexington and Concord during […]
Read MoreThe Rich Men North of Richmond can’t understand how poor life is for many of us
There’s a line between being clueless and just having contempt for people who aren’t as well off. Legacy journalists crossed that line long ago. They gave up trying to understand the lives of ordinary Americans who are devastated by globalism, regulation, taxes and Big Government. The new song by country […]
Read MoreTom Arnold reveals Arnold Schwarzenegger helped save him after ‘wake-up call’ stroke
Tom Arnold is well-known for being a funny guy, but there’s one thing he’s taking more seriously these days. Arnold, whose new Tubi show “Underdeveloped” premieres Sept. 8, has made health his primary focus after experiencing a stroke a year and a half ago. In a new interview with Fox […]
Read More‘Spreading lies’: The government should regulate AI-powered political campaign ads: UC Berkeley professor
The Federal Election Commission (FEC) must consider whether it needs to set rules to prevent political campaigns from using artificial intelligence to create ads intended to deceive voters as the 2024 election cycle moves into full swing, an AI image analyst said. “The FEC will need to consider whether and […]
Read MoreChatGPT helps Iowa school district sift through books to weed out sexually explicit content
A school district in Iowa used artificial intelligence to examine library books and help identify which contain sexually explicit material that needed to be removed from school property to comply with a new state law. In May, Republican Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a parental rights bill, which requires all […]
Read MoreFantasy football meets artificial intelligence as Gridiron AI’s technology helps fans quarterback their team
The NFL remains the most popular sport in the U.S. as many fans are engaging with the league via fantasy football. Analytics company Gridiron AI is taking an innovative approach to fantasy football. The company builds predictive and uses artificial intelligence to provide football fans with fantasy rankings. Relying on […]
Read MoreAs AI makes gains, who owns your thoughts and your soul?
Editor’s note: This essay is adapted from the new, New York Times bestselling book, “You Will Own Nothing: Your War with a New Financial World Order and How to Fight Back” by Carol Roth. The use of technology, including artificial intelligence (AI), to infringe on individuals’ unique physical and related […]
Read MoreOn this day in history, August 18, 1934, baseball star Roberto Clemente is born
Major league baseball great Roberto Clemente was born on this day in history, Aug. 18, 1934. Clemente’s mother, Luisa Walker, gave birth to her son in Barrio San Anton, Carolina, in Puerto Rico, according to the Roberto Clemente Foundation. The child grew up loading trucks for his father, Melchor Clemente, […]
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