Delta’s CEO has said his company will use AI to maximize its prices and boost profitability by charging different customers different rates, though Delta later clarified it was charging based on route demand, not based on individual consumer profiles. Coca-Cola creeped people out with its AI-generated Christmas ad. Amazon’s CEO Andy Jassy and JPMorgan’s Consumer Chief Marianne Lake have both said AI will allow them to cut jobs. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has said his system could lead to AI taking over. He and other AI CEO's have said AI will eradicate jobs in the future.
I totally get why people are opposed to data centers. The noise, land, water, etc. are the articulated response. The actual reason is fear based on the statements of the chief advocates of the technology.
Bills first 5 games to kick off the season:
- At Texans
- Vs Lions (TNF)
- Vs Chargers
- Vs Patriots
- At Rams (MNF)
Realistically, what’s their record after 5 games?
I think we can all agree that stepping out toward the baseline in the middle of a WNBA game, getting ejected on purpose, and immediately claiming to be a victim is insanely pathetic
I think it's really sad that they don't see how embarrassing this is.
They think having ambition is a BAD THING. They think the teammate battle is MORE IMPORTANT.
Because they've never known anything more...
It'd be incredibly costly, and history tells us that no one would watch. College football is AMAZING for the NFL. It gives the sport another massive platform, provides readymade stars for the draft, and is a free farm system.
The NFL should be doing ALL it can to protect CFB.
Brennan: "Nearly all of Florida is below the 95% immunization rate for herd immunity for measles. So, is your message to Florida parents to get your kids vaccinated?"
Byron Donalds: "No. My message is the reason we have seen a measles outbreak is because of rampant illegal immigration."
History: the Browns are waiving tight end Dae’Quan Wright and, if he clears waivers, he has an agreement in place for the 2026 season to play for LSU, per agents Drew Rosenhaus and Kyle Lincoln.
Wright is believed to be the first player who could play for an NFL team, and then go back to play in college.
#DutchGP 🇳🇱 | Lewis Hamilton talks about his frustrations with the team during the race:
“I want to win! I want to win! I’m here to win! and it’s difficult when you’re looking ahead and you see the two Mercedes drivers, they get the call and it’s done, and they execute straight away. They let Kimi by and let him get on with the race.”
“I was on a different strategy and it’s not the same here… and that’s a little bit difficult. But we’ll take it offline, when I go back now I’ll speak to them about it.”
mercedes swapped positions and prioritised kimi antonelli, ferrari are out here playing stupid games and sabotaging a championship contender’s race. all to protect their boy leclerc
never change ferrari
📻 | Santi: “Thank you Lewis. A bit unlucky with Russell…”
📻 | Lewis Hamilton: “We weren’t unlucky! We lost time earlier on and that cost us P3.”
Exactly ! #DutchGP 🇳🇱
USS Abraham Lincoln’s resupply problems weren’t a mystery. Iran hit NSA Bahrain—the 5th Fleet’s main logistics hub—hard in February. The Navy had to shift to Diego Garcia, 2,200 miles away instead of ~800. Transit times roughly tripled, so replenishment dropped from every ~3 days to ~10. That’s the logistics reality behind the shortages and 200+ days at sea without a port call. The Pentagon fired the editor of Stars and Stripes for telling the truth.
This is remarkably strong language by diplomatic standards.
No insults. No theatrics. Just a cold assessment:
“The United States has changed, and we are not going back to our old relationship.”
Coming from the Prime Minister of Canada, one of America's closest allies for generations, that is an extraordinary sentence.
This isn't the language of a temporary trade dispute.
It's the language of a strategic realignment.
The concerns by citizens from across the political spectrum re: hyperscale data centers are rooted in distrust of these Big Tech titans and their designs on expanding tech power over the citizenry. It’s not just — or even mainly — about concerns about water and power usage.
Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, and Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, are not benevolent nationalists motivated by safeguarding America or Western values. They in fact openly talk about their hatred for humanity and hope that AI will usher a new world controlled by them.