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Two outings into his big league career, the Pirates' young ace is the talk of baseball.
When you come for the king, you best not miss.
That, at least, is what comes to my mind after watching Xiaomi's new ad for the company's upcoming Xiaomi 14 Civi smartphone.
The short ad, tagged #CinematicVision (Civi for short), is an obvious riff on Apple's tone-deaf 'Crush' ad. In the clip, a hydraulic press is shown destroying a bunch of instruments and other creative tools to create an iPad Pro, which hit the wrong note with creatives, prompting Apple to pull the ad and apologize for it....
We forget most details of our lives. So here’s how to train your brain to hold on to what matters most.
Welcome to Pressing Questions, Fast Company’s mini-advice column. Every week, deputy editor Kathleen Davis, host of The New Way We Work podcast, will answer the biggest and most pressing workplace questions.
The tech giant, whose chips have been powering the AI boom, has seen its shares more than triple over the last year. Will the rally continue?
Nvidia Corporation, the world’s leading GPU chip design company, is poised to announce its latest quarterly earnings after the bell on Wednesday, and market watchers are keenly focused on the results—and what they will mean for the company’s stock value—especially regarding the H200 chips and the transition toward the new Blackwell architecture.
The CFPB’s new ruling will go into effect in 60 days.
The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will apply some credit card consumer protection rules to buy now, pay later (BNPL) lenders, the agency said on Wednesday, in a bid to impose more oversight on the fast-growing sector.
The European Commission will decide on potential tariffs in June.
Stellantis expects a major battle with Chinese rivals in the European market for electric vehicles, warning of significant consequences for jobs and production as a result, the group’s Chief Executive Carlos Tavares said on Wednesday.
The company’s stock growth has lagged this year when compared to some of its competitors in the retail space.
Target reported Q1 2024 earnings on Wednesday, revealing to investors that comparable sales fell 3.7% during the quarter, causing the company’s share price to fall before the market opened.
Maybe we should be worried that the company that’s ushering in AI’s next wave doesn’t seem entirely honest.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman asked the actress Scarlett Johansson—who famously voiced an AI assistant in the 2013 film Her—to do the voice for ChatGPT. She said no. So OpenAI concocted a voice that sounds a lot like that of the actress, and used it without telling her. Now the actress has lawyered up and OpenAI has egg on its face. (It’s since removed the Her voice from its...
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Ultra-wideband radio has been heralded as the solution for “relay attacks” that are used to steal cars in seconds. But researchers found Teslas equipped with it are as vulnerable as ever.
The Panasonic Lumix S9 is a new $1,500 full-frame camera that comes in four colors.
LUTs. The people want LUTs! Or at least that is what Panasonic thinks with its new $1,500 Lumix S9. The S9 is a full-frame, interchangeable lens, mirrorless camera that has most of the guts of the Lumix S5 II, but with a new slimmed-down body and a dedicated “LUT” button on the back.
The “LUT” button on the S9 is located above the articulating screen.A LUT, which stands for “Look Up...
The Buffalo Bills QB weighed in on the debate about NFL players playing in the NBA
Earlier this spring, a war of words was touched off following some comments from Austin Rivers, who declared that you “could take 30 players right now in the NBA and throw them in the NFL. You cannot take 30 NFL players and put them in the NBA.” That prompted a response from retired defensive lineman J.J. Watt, scoffing at the notion.
The exchange prompted us here at SB Nation to try and identify...
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Want to make an NFL game an event? ‘Put a Chiefs game there’
For 25 years Mike North has been working for the NFL, and he has spent the past 22 of those in the league’s Broadcasting Department. As the VP of Broadcast Planning, North is an integral part of the schedule-making process, and has been referred to as the league’s “scheduling guru.” With the NFL branching out into more and more streaming services, North has an interesting idea...
As OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft flood the zone with AI announcements, telling what’s real is only getting tougher.
“A new AI era begins”
Michigan is training the workforce needed for the high-tech industries of tomorrow
Manufacturers of electric vehicles (EV) and semiconductors should have every reason to be optimistic. Their products are in demand, and the industries have benefitted from favorable tax breaks and billions of dollars in federal spending. But they are facing a huge problem: a dire (and worsening) shortage of skilled workers needed to keep their products rolling off the line.
At Infobip, innovation starts with the right people and a strong company culture
Silvio Kuti?, cofounder and CEO of full-stack communications platform Infobip, is familiar with failure. He can quickly rattle off a list of his early business ventures that flamed out—some of them spectacularly. But he doesn’t regard these entrepreneurial false starts as dead ends.