“If it were up to me, all of New York City would be included,” said State Sen. Julia Salazar, who is looking to expand the state’s recently passed basement legalization pathway to more neighborhoods. Adi Talwar Homes in the Cypress … Continued
More than two-thirds of U.S. physicians have changed their minds about generative artificial intelligence and now view the technology as beneficial to health care. But as AI grows more powerful and prevalent in medicine, apprehensions remain high among medical professionals. … Continued
Capping its inaugural season, Minnesota’s professional women’s hockey team skated past Boston to take home the first-ever Walter Cup — the league equivalent of the Stanley Cup, which has proved elusive for the Wild for the past quarter-century. How best … Continued
Israel stands accused of genocide as it fights to destroy Hamas in response to Hamas’ savage terrorist attack last October. Is the world’s only Jewish state being held to a different standard? Many Israelis believe this to be true, and … Continued
It’s a Thursday morning at Keys Café and Bakery in Roseville. Regulars know what this means: The Breakfast Boyz are here again. During this particular breakfast rush, the “Boyz” of a certain age are gathered around several tables that have … Continued
Will the threats associated with artificial intelligence be as bad as some fear? Or will AI be relatively benign? Could the answer be somewhere in between? Perspectives on AI abound. Whether it be in medicine, security or education, new applications … Continued