Dire AI Doomsday Warnings Are Everywhere—But What Could One Actually Look Like?
AI fears are boiling over, but the technology’s real threats to humanity don’t look like a robot uprising.
Economy
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Lady Gaga Returns To The Charts With One Of Her Breakout Smashes
Lady Gaga’s “Poker Face” returns to both the Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Excl. U.S. as several tunes in her catalog gain ground.
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World Football Summit Sets The Stage For Soccer’s Next Decade Of Growth While Honoring The Game’s Essence
Global soccer has undergone a radical transformation in the last decade, moving from institutional crisis to a hyper-commercialized landscape, as WFS has witnessed.
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Kennedy Center Proposes 10 Trump Inscription Ideas—Praising His ‘Unwavering Support’ And ‘Generosity’
One proposed inscription raised by the Kennedy Center’s board says, “A Legacy protected through the Generosity of President Donald J. Trump,” while others would thank Trump for his “generosity” and “unwavering support.”
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Warner Bros. To Launch Connected Superhero Universe In Abu Dhabi Theme Park
Warner Bros. is developing multiple rides at its theme park in Abu Dhabi which are connected by a single storyline involving its DC Comics characters Superman and Lex Luthor.
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‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Put Detainees In Cages The Size Of Phonebooths, DHS Inspector Found
The facility was shut down in June.
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Foo Fighters Tie A Historic Record With A New Smash
Foo Fighters’ “Window” rises into the top 10 on the Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, giving the band its thirty-sixth top 10 and tying Shinedown for the most top 10s ever.
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The Moon Doesn’t Have Enough Water For Musk’s ‘Self-Growing’ City Of Millions, Researchers Say
The water on the moon could likely support a small village or town, but not a large “metropolis,” a recent paper found.
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The Strange Way Data Centers Are Showing Up In The Muni Bond Market
A Georgia Tech study finds data centers may leave host towns’ borrowing rates largely unchanged while raising them in nearby communities.
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Zeldin’s EPA Deregulation Increases Risks For Wall Street Investors
EPA Administrator Zeldin’s rollback of greenhouse gas standards and financial regulators’ withdrawal of climate-risk principles are reshaping financial institutions’ risks.