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6 days ago |
futurism.com | Joe Wilkins
Where There's SmokeIt's revolutionizing "the wildfire space."/ Artificial Intelligence/ Startups/ Venture Capital/ WildfiresImage by Nav Rahi / AFP via GettyIt's boom time for AI startups. Across the world, enterprising tech types are being rewarded with millions for forcing AI into all kinds ofgadgets, like an autonomous lawnmower, an AI-powered robo-mattress, and even an AI-enabled toilet.
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6 days ago |
futurism.com | Joe Wilkins
A kitschy new brand partnership between John "Ozzy" Osbourne and Liquid Death, the canned water brand, is releasing a limited run of cans of iced tea infused with DNA from the Prince of Darkness himself. Sadly, the iced tea is long gone. The cans have all been chugged and crushed by Osbourne himself, leaving "behind trace DNA from his saliva that you can now own," according to Liquid Death's website.
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6 days ago |
futurism.com | Joe Wilkins
Emperor's New Clothes"The whole time this was all one inch underneath."/ Future Society/ Ceos/ Mark Zuckerberg/ MetaImage by Chris Unger / Zuffa LLC via Getty / FuturismHalf a year in, it seems like Mark Zuckerberg's right-wing turn — which came complete with a woo-woo midlife rebrand — is still going strong. Faced with the return of Donald Trump to the Oval Office, Zuckerberg conveniently molted out of his pseudo-progressive skin and into a darling of the manosphere.
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1 week ago |
futurism.com | Joe Wilkins
Back in the days of yore, Twitter capped posts at a paltry 140 characters. That kept tweets short, sweet, and to the point — lending themselves well to off-the-cuff musings. Now, as tragedy mounts in the middle east following Israel's attack on Iran, it's safe to say more eyes are on Iranian Ayatollah Ali Khamenei than ever before.
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1 week ago |
futurism.com | Joe Wilkins
Labor DisciplinedA brutal new cudgel. / Artificial Intelligence/ Automation/ Ceos/ LaborImage by Getty / FuturismAs artificial intelligence becomes the corporate buzzword du jour, executives are finding more and more ways to shoehorn the trendy tech into their everyday business operations. That has a lot of workers anxious about , income inequality, and increased workloads — something c-suite bigwigs are all too happy to take advantage of.
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