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Sheryl Sandberg leads $10 million investment in AI-powered vehicle inspection service
Sheryl Sandberg has led a $10 million investment in Self Inspection, a San Diego-based startup that uses AI and smartphone photos to assess vehicle damage, replacing the need for physical inspections. The deal underscores growing investor interest in applying AI to modernise the automotive industry, an area Sandberg described as essential but data-fragmented, with several…
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Rosie O’Donnell Shares Her Theory on Why Trump Hates Her So Much and How She Tried to Help Michelle Trachtenberg
Rosie O’Donnell has returned to the United States after 18 months living in Ireland, bringing her one-woman show “Rosie O’Donnell: Common Knowledge” to New York’s Daryl Roth Theatre for a run of 12 performances beginning 22 July. The 64-year-old comedian relocated to Ireland shortly before Donald Trump’s second inauguration, saying she feared for her own…
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Why AMI Labs’ Alexandre LeBrun won’t call his AI ‘AGI’ or ‘superintelligence’
Alexandre LeBrun, CEO of Yann LeCun’s “world model” startup AMI Labs, has publicly rejected the terms “AGI” and “superintelligence,” arguing they lack meaningful definitions and are simply industry buzzwords that keep shifting. His comments, made in a TechCrunch interview while attending a machine learning conference in Seoul, stand out against a wider AI industry trend…
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System of a Down Tell London Crowd to “Blame Oasis” for England’s World Cup Loss
During a System of a Down concert at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on 15 July, frontman Daron Malakian repeatedly jabbed at Oasis while giving the crowd live updates on England’s World Cup semi-final against Argentina. When Argentina equalised, Malakian told fans he would “blame Oasis” if England lost, and later urged them to “boo…
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As The Mandalorian and Grogu locks down a digital release, Star Wars treats fans to the sweetest Baby Yoda and Din Djarin claymation
Star Wars has marked the upcoming digital release of the film The Mandalorian and Grogu with a charming new claymation video featuring Din Djarin and Baby Yoda. The stop-motion treatment offers a playful, family-friendly way to promote the film’s home viewing debut and has been warmly received by fans of the franchise’s beloved duo. Details…
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Forget Black Flag Resynced, the best pirate game of 2026 might be a logistics-heavy city builder
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Grief Is the Thing With Feathers by Max Porter review – a bravura rendering of bereavement
This is a review of the audiobook adaptation of Max Porter’s Grief Is the Thing With Feathers, newly narrated by actor Russell Tovey. First published as a novella in 2015 and since adapted into a stage play and film, the book uses verse, dialogue and a supernatural conceit to explore a family’s mourning after the…
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Mick Jagger Breaks Down New Album, ‘Foreign Tongues,’ AI in Music & Rolling Stones Legacy | Billboard Cover
Billboard cover star Mick Jagger opens up about the Rolling Stones’ latest creative streak, the making of the band’s new music, and how technology continues to shape the recording process. He reflects on songwriting, working with producer Andrew Watt, revisiting songs left off earlier sessions, and why the Stones feel closer than ever to releasing…
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‘No company is going to go to jail for you’: Proton’s CTO on balancing privacy, policy, and trust
Proton CTO Bart Butler spoke to The Verge’s Decoder podcast about how the encrypted email and productivity company translates its privacy-focused mission into technical and corporate practice, and the political pressures it faces as a result. Butler argues there is no such thing as a “good” encryption backdoor, and discussed how Proton’s structure, including its…
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Eli Roth, Humphry Slocombe Partner on Ice Cream Flavor Brain Freeze to Promote ‘Ice Cream Man’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Humphry Slocombe, a San Francisco-based ice cream company, will team with Eli Roth to help promote his new horror film “Ice Cream Man.” The company has created Brain Freeze, a limited-edition flavor inspired by the upcoming film, which will debut in theaters on August 7 through Roth’s company The Horror Section. Brain Freeze is described…