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The Finnish National Ballet has chosen a photo of Korean ballerina Kim Seo-yeun, 24, as the featured image on the website promoting its upcoming production of “The Lady of the Camellias,” by choreographer John Neumeier, which will be staged next April.

The Finnish National Ballet has chosen a photo of Korean ballerina Kim Seo-yeon, 24, as the featured image on the website promoting its upcoming production of “The Lady of the Camellias,” by choreographer John Neumeier, which will be staged next April.

U.S. battery startups hit a rough patch when the One Big Beautiful Bill eliminated battery and EV incentives, undercutting a chunk of future demand. But recently, they’ve found a lifeline in the defense world, helping to power everything from drones and torpedoes to infantry radios and fighter jets.

A job offer offering remote work, good benefits and $45 an hour seemed almost too good to pass up. However, for one Chicago-area woman, that job offer turned out to be a sophisticated scam.

It should not come as a surprise that some tech executive is trumpeting the singularity despite all evidence to the contrary. It should perhaps be a bit surprising that the claim is coming from payment processor Stripe. According to Axios, the company—which recently purchased AI marketplace OpenRouter—told shareholders that not only are we living in…

Google’s Mandiant has disclosed the workings of an internal tool that uses chains of AI agents to hunt for vulnerabilities in in just two days during a live investigation into stolen corporate repositories

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For the New England Patriots, the running back position carousel has already begun.

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I use ChatGPT pretty much every day, but somewhere along the way, I’ve also developed a habit of poking around and looking for features I haven’t tried yet. Some discoveries are genuinely useful, while others are the kind I’ll probably remember once every six months.