The U.S. government's loyalty to Palantir speaks loudly to its software's value. At the same time, Palantir could grow for decades on steady commercial expansion. A uniquely flexible product points to Palantir becoming an eventual mega-cap stock. Palantir's potential epitomizes what long-term investing is all about. This has been a...

1 Brilliant Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock up 48% in 2024 to Buy Now and Hold for Decades

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is growing by leaps and bounds, and while hardware is the initial beneficiary, software will dominate the next wave of AI adoption. Estimates suggest the generative AI software market could soar 18,647% by 2032, according to Bloomberg Intelligence. Palantir is one of the pioneers of AI...

Generative AI Software Sales Could Soar 18,647% by 2032. 1 Unstoppable Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock to Buy Before They Do (Hint: It's Not Nvidia)

With Fall on the not-so-distant horizon, July is the perfect time to make the most of the summer sun by embracing remote work. And what better company is there to work remotely for than Google: the Silicon Valley powerhouse that has consistently been lauded as the best company to work for by publications like Fortune.

Fully Remote Jobs at Google You Can Apply for in July 2024

Samsung estimated its second quarter operating profit will jump more than 1,450% year-over-year, sending its stock to a three-year high Friday morning. The South Korean electronics giant saw its shares climb about 2.2% Friday morning to a high of 86,500 Korean won, or almost $63, CNBC reported, citing LSEG data. The company said Friday that it expects operating profit of approximately 10.4 trillion won, or $7.5 billion, for the second quarter of 2024. Last year, the company announced operating profit of 670 billion won, or about $485 million. LSEG analysts set operating profit expectations at 8.51 trillion won, according to CNBC. Samsung is expected to announce second quarter earnings on July 31.

Samsung stock just hit a 3-year high because AI is boosting profits

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Google is the most powerful company in the world, but many people are only just learning what the name actually stands for - and it's not what you think

People are only just realizing what Google actually stands for after 26 years

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It wasn't originally called Google, either. The previous name was far worse.

People Are Just Now Learning What "Google" Actually Means

Life has a way of humbling us down when we think that we are above others. In fact, the archetypical notion that intelligence stems from learning, memorizing and applying what we learned to our jobs has been smashed by several intellectuals in the past. Steve Jobs, technology innovator and co-founder of Apple Inc., had one such distinctive perspective about intelligence and it's not what one would normally expect. During his inspiring speech at the Academy of Achievement in 1982 as a 26-year-old iconoclast, Jobs put forward one of the best, yet most unforeseen, signs of intelligence, as per Inc. Magazine.

Steve Jobs reveals the number one sign of high intelligence and it's not what you think

Ronnie Vasishta, SVP of telecom at Nvidia, is confident the sector will be one of the biggest beneficiaries from the AI boom, predicting a transformational effect across both enterprise and consumer use cases. Speaking on Mobile World Live’s latest podcast, Vasishta admits he hesitates to use the word transformation because...

Nvidia telco boss sees AI living up to hype

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Whenever you come across a sexy and extremely attractive person, bear in mind that such physical attributes may be influenced by their zodiac signs. Among all the signs of the zodiac, some signs tend to be more attractive than others. This is usually based on the planets that rule these signs and other astrological energies that could make them more appealing.

3 Zodiac Signs Who Are Sexy

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The weather is heating up, and many Virginians enjoy a soft drink to cool off. If you will be drinking a glass of soda pop at a restaurant, you should know that there has been a recall.

Four soft drinks that are sold in restaurants have been recalled due to the ingredients

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Can machines think? 

Humans have pondered this question since the times of the ancient Greeks, and the Myth of bronze automaton Talos — forged by the god Hephaestus to protect the island of Crete — says Ray Kurzweil in his timely and mind-bending new book, “The Singularity is Nearer: When We Merge with AI.” 

But it wasn’t until 20th-century computer scientist Alan Turing came along that this philosophical question became something we could test empirically. 

Turing’s “imitation game” — now known as the Turing Test — sought to determine whether a machine could perform the same tasks as a human brain....

The human mind and AI are now closer than ever — and will soon surpass us in nearly every way

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AI and fitness tech are an ever-growing part of many people’s lifestyles, but the recent rise in “fitness AI model” like Aitana Lopez serve as a reminder that not everything as it seems. This opens up a debate on the potential for both beneficial and harmful applications for those who get their fitness advice online. M&F dives into the digital.

Meet Aitana Lopez, the Fitness AI Model of the Future

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Americans have almost never been crankier about their dealings at the airport. The Department of Transportation announced Friday that it tallied up all the complaints it received last year about airlines and found that it received a near-record 96,853 of them — a 12% increase from 2022. There were so many complaints that the department had to push back the release of the data, which last year was delivered in April.

Airport complaints hit a near-record high last year

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Mark Boardman once applied for a Google job and didn't get it. A decade later, they made him a $320,000 offer, even though he thought he was too old.

This Gen Xer thought he was too old to work at Google. Then he landed a $320,000 job at the tech giant without applying.

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Israeli video and image editing mobile apps developer Lightricks, developer of the popular Facetune app, is changing its business focus to generative AI at the expense of some of its app operations, which have not met growth targets, according to Globes. As part of the move, Lightricks is laying off 70 employees, representing 12% of its global workforce. At one time, the company was best known for its imaging apps used by influencers like “social media family megastars, Marc, Heidi, Dixie and Charli D’Amelio” who took an unnamed investment stake in the company. (If you are over the age of 17 and don’t know who the D’Amelios are, click here.)

Lightricks pivot to Gen AI brings layoffs to 12% of workforce

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Meta's CEO spoke about AI's future during an interview with YouTuber, Kalloway.

Mark Zuckerberg Sounds Off on Developing AI: 'I Don't Think AI Technology Is a Thing That Should Be Hoarded'

Elon Musk mocked Mark Zuckerberg’s Fourth of July celebrations – which included surfing while clad in a tuxedo and drinking a beer – in the latest instance of the longstanding feud between the two men. Suggested Reading. The Meta CEO showed off his Independence Day festivities in...

Mark Zuckerberg drank beer while surfing on the Fourth of July — while Elon Musk says he 'prefers to work'

The world is running out of water. Water covers 79% of the Earth’s surface. But only 2.5% of the world’s water is fresh water, and more than 99% of that is buried in glaciers or underground aquifers — leaving us to get by on a fraction of 1% of the water on Earth. A booming global population, economic growth, and massively disrupted weather patterns created by man-made climate change mean the water that helped humanity develop for millennia is now under serious threat. Water demand is up some 40% over the past 40 years and is estimated to increase another 25% by 2050, even as supply has more than halved since 1970. The implications for the economy are frightening: $70 trillion of global GDP could be exposed to what the water world calls “high water stress” by 2050, up from $15 trillion in 2010.

Water, water everywhere. But...

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Elon Musk razzed Mark Zuckerberg on Thursday after his fellow tech billionaire wished America a "Happy Birthday" with a patriotic bout of wake-surfing.

Elon Musk mocks Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's July 4th surfing

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It would take something big to stop AI from driving big tech stocks, strategist says

ANDY MILLS (AM): So Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, all these big tech companies have seen a huge run up in the last couple years because of AI....

It would take something big to stop AI from driving big tech stocks, strategist says

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