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· May 26

Trump says Putin is ‘needlessly killing a lot of people’ after Russia fires hundreds of missiles and drones at Ukraine

President Donald Trump criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin for launching a massive drone and missile attack on Ukraine, calling him “absolutely crazy” and accusing him of needlessly killing civilians. The attacks on Saturday involved 298 drones and 69 missiles targeting Kyiv and other regions, resulting in at least 12 deaths...
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· May 21

Sam Altman says the world isn’t ready for the ‘humanoid robots moment’ — and that it’s not far away

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warned that society is unprepared for the impending arrival of humanoid robots performing everyday jobs, which he described as a soon-to-come “humanoid robots moment.” Altman highlighted that people may soon encounter multiple robots walking down the street doing tasks, evoking a sci-fi sensation, and emphasized that...
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· May 21

Trump says the Golden Dome, meant to put US weapons in space, will be ready in 3 years and cost $175 billion

President Donald Trump unveiled plans for the Golden Dome missile defense system, designed to deploy American anti-missile weapons in space to counter threats primarily from China and Russia. Trump estimated the system will cost around $175 billion and be completed within three years, with $25 billion requested initially to begin...
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· May 19

Nvidia CEO says Chinese AI researchers are ‘world class’ — and US companies are hiring ‘a whole bunch’ of them

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang praised Chinese AI researchers as “world class,” highlighting that US AI companies like Anthropic and OpenAI actively recruit them. He emphasized the importance of international competition for innovation but warned against restrictive US regulations that may hinder American progress in AI technology. Huang criticized the Biden-era...
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· May 19

Tom Cruise plans to make movies into his 100s. His secret to staying young at 62 is free, simple, and seen in centenarians.

At 62, Tom Cruise aims to continue making movies into his 100s, inspired by actors like Harrison Ford who remain active at older ages. He maintains youthfulness through varied physical activities such as sea-kayaking, fencing, rock-climbing, and jogging, similar to lifestyle traits found among centenarians. Research highlights that staying physically...
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