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Top AI Chiefs Call for Voluntary Slowdown as OpenAI Shelves 2026 IPO
21+ hour, 13+ min ago (576+ words) The South Shore Press Top AI Chiefs Call for Voluntary Slowdown as OpenAI Shelves 2026 IPO Anthropic's Dario Amodei urged rivals to pace AI development; Sam Altman and Elon Musk expressed agreement The heads of two of the most powerful artificial…...
Washington's Fingerprints Are Now All Over Your Credit Score
21+ hour, 12+ min ago (569+ words) The South Shore Press Washington's Fingerprints Are Now All Over Your Credit Score A federal housing regulator's tweets are doing more to reshape mortgage underwriting than years of industry lobbying There's a strange thing happening in the plumbing of the…...
State Permit Bottlenecks Slow Brookhaven Projects
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (268+ words) Supervisor Dan Panico says dredging, drainage and shoreline projects are ready to move, only to face lengthy state environmental reviews. Brookhaven Supervisor Dan Panico says some of the town’s infrastructure projects are running into a familiar obstacle: the time it…...
HHS Sounds Alarm Over Children’s Screen Time
5+ day, 11+ hour ago (290+ words) Federal health officials warn excessive screen use is affecting children’s eyesight, mental health, learning and development. Federal health officials are sounding the alarm over children’s screen time, warning that excessive use of phones and tablets can affect everything from eyesight…...
Give Our Kids the Tutor Every Wealthy Child Already Has
6+ day, 17+ hour ago (674+ words) The South Shore Press Give Our Kids the Tutor Every Wealthy Child Already Has Public-school parents are being asked to accept a double standard that would have been unthinkable a generation ago. Children in private schools and in many countries…...
Anthropic's IPO Is Coming, and It's a Bet on 30 Gigawatts of Faith
6+ day, 18+ hour ago (638+ words) The South Shore Press Anthropic's IPO Is Coming, and It's a Bet on 30 Gigawatts of Faith The AI lab is reportedly planning to go public within weeks, having locked in compute commitments that dwarf anything in the industry Somewhere in…...
El Salvador Expands Classroom AI Tutors After Pilot Scores Rise; New York Restricts Student Use
6+ day, 20+ hour ago (849+ words) The South Shore Press El Salvador Expands Classroom AI Tutors After Pilot Scores Rise; New York Restricts Student Use Political Polling and Teacher Unions Play Major Role El Salvador is rapidly expanding artificial-intelligence tutoring in public schools after a limited…...
OpenAI Says Its New Model Might Be AGI. Wall Street Is Already Asking Who Gets Hurt.
1+ week, 1+ day ago (705+ words) The South Shore Press OpenAI Says Its New Model Might Be AGI. Wall Street Is Already Asking Who Gets Hurt. The rollout of GPT-6 Astra triggered selloffs in chip-design software stocks within hours — a small preview of how the AI…...
New York Moves on Multiple Fronts to Restrict AI
1+ week, 1+ day ago (256+ words) NYC bans generative AI in younger grades while Albany lawmakers press Hochul on a workforce-tracking bill New York is tightening its grip on artificial intelligence from two directions at once — one in city classrooms, the other in a push to…...
Microgrids Could Ease AI???s Growing Power Demand
2+ week, 10+ hour ago (282+ words) VoltaGrid says its natural gas microgrids can power massive AI facilities without competing with homes and businesses for electricity. The explosive growth of artificial intelligence is creating an equally extraordinary appetite for electricity, but Houston-based VoltaGrid says data centers do…...