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Jan

Science and Technology

Tech World’s Biggest Event: AI Bubble Fears Unfounded

The 2026 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas was shaped by breakthroughs in AI, humanoid robotics, and cutting‑edge devices redefining modern innovation. From large-scale robotic systems to next‑generation wearables, the event provided a glimpse into a swiftly shifting technology scene and the strategic commitments companies are placing on artificial intelligence.This year, CES not only displayed an array of devices but also underscored how AI is reshaping entire sectors, redefining products, and changing how people engage with technology. Firms worldwide unveiled their newest breakthroughs, from humanoid robots designed for industrial duties to AI-enhanced home devices, intelligent jewelry, and cutting-edge processors. Though…

ChatGPT to start showing users ads based on their conversations

16

Jan

By Benjamin Hall

Science and Technology

Is ChatGPT Showing Ads? Your Chats, Their Revenue

OpenAI intends to roll out advertising inside ChatGPT, delivering tailored promotional content shaped by each user’s interactions. This step represents a notable change in how conversational AI platforms might produce revenue and engage with their audiences.The announcement marks a fresh chapter for ChatGPT, a platform that has swiftly expanded as a favored resource for providing answers, supporting tasks, and producing content, and although OpenAI has traditionally depended on subscription income from offerings such as ChatGPT Plus, the move to introduce ads reflects a wider plan to generate revenue from the free-tier experience.How advertising will function inside ChatGPTAccording to OpenAI, ads…

Why Venezuela’s opposition leader Machado is betting her political future on Trump

16

Jan

By Benjamin Hall

International

Betting on Trump: Venezuela’s Machado and Her Political Future

Venezuelan opposition leader and 2025 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Corina Machado arrives in Washington amid tense negotiations over her country’s future. Her visit coincides with U.S. debates over Venezuela’s leadership following Nicolás Maduro’s removal from power.Machado’s arrival in the U.S. capital follows a volatile year in Venezuelan politics, marked by shifting power and uncertainty. Only a year earlier, she had been on the campaign trail in Caracas, working to rally citizens against Maduro as he entered a third term despite disputed election outcomes. Although her candidate, Edmundo González, was widely reported to have secured a clear victory, Maduro’s administration…

Dolly Parton turns 80 today and released music to help you celebrate

16

Jan

By Benjamin Hall

Culture and Entertainment

New Music from Dolly Parton for Her 80th Birthday Bash

On the eve of a milestone birthday, Dolly Parton once again chose to celebrate by giving rather than receiving. A new musical release, a charitable purpose and a statewide tribute converged to remind audiences why her influence extends far beyond the stage.Turning 80 is often portrayed as a time to look back, but for Dolly Parton, the milestone served as a chance to reaffirm the principles that have guided her public presence for decades. Celebrated worldwide for a body of songwriting that spans country, pop and Americana, Parton has also gained wide acclaim for long-standing philanthropic efforts centered on education,…

Trump and northeastern governors push for massive electricity auction to make tech giants defray costs

16

Jan

By Benjamin Hall

Economy

Tech Giants to Pay? Trump & Northeast Governors Propose Auction

As electricity demand accelerates across the United States, a new proposal has placed the energy consumption of large technology companies at the center of a broader debate about infrastructure, affordability and responsibility. What began as a technical discussion about grid capacity has evolved into a political and economic question with nationwide implications.The administration of Donald Trump, alongside a group of governors from northeastern states, has urged PJM Interconnection, the largest power grid operator in the country, to consider holding an extraordinary electricity auction. The goal is to secure new, long-term energy generation while shifting more of the financial burden toward…

Venezuela has a ton of oil. It also has something else America needs

16

Jan

By Benjamin Hall

International

The Unseen Value: Venezuela’s Gifts Beyond Crude Oil for America

Venezuela’s vast natural wealth has once again entered Washington’s strategic calculations. Beyond oil, the country’s potential mineral resources are being framed as assets of national importance, even as experts warn that turning ambition into reality would be far more complex than political rhetoric suggests.When Donald Trump announced that U.S. companies would be allowed to tap into Venezuela’s vast oil reserves, the spotlight swiftly broadened far beyond petroleum, and policy discussions increasingly began to encompass minerals, metals, and even rare earth elements thought to lie beneath Venezuelan territory, resources considered vital across sectors such as defense, aerospace, clean energy, and consumer…