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Google fires founder and co-head of AI ethics unit, announces reorganization of AI teams
1ro de marzo, por Nolan Barton(Natural News) Google has fired Margaret Mitchell, the founder and co-head of its artificial intelligence ethics unit, for violating the company’s code of conduct. The firing came less than three months after the controversial exit of another senior figure in the company’s AI ethics unit, Timnit (...)Mercer sheriff and commissioners sign ordinance that makes county a Second Amendment sanctuary
1ro de marzo, por Nolan Barton(Natural News) Mercer County Sheriff Jose Lopez and Commissioners Jerry Allen, Shane Grooms and Zachary Martin on Monday, Feb. 22, signed an ordinance known as the Mercer County Missouri Second Amendment Preservation Act. With that signing, Mercer became the latest Second Amendment sanctuary (...)Pentagon’s solar panel in space could one day supply electricity to any place on Earth
1ro de marzo, por Virgilio Marin(Natural News) Researchers with the Department of Defense successfully harvested solar energy from space using a solar panel that could one day beam energy to any place on Earth. Called the Photovoltaic Radiofrequency Antenna Module (PRAM), the prototype solar panel is currently the size of a (...)Oracle exec built his own microgrid to escape America’s unreliable power grid
1ro de marzo, por Franz Walker(Natural News) An Oracle executive has built his own personal power grid in Northern California in place of relying on the lower grid. To power his home in the town of Woodside, in California’s San Mateo County, Wim Coekaerts decided to forego connecting to the local power grid. Instead, faced (...)Toxic tar globs litter Israel’s beaches due to massive oil spill
1ro de marzo, por Divina Ramirez(Natural News) Toxic, black globs of tar started washing up on beaches along Israel’s Mediterranean coast on Feb. 18 due to an offshore oil spill, according to a recent report from Live Science. The spill affected over 100 miles, or roughly 90 percent, of Israel’s Mediterranean (...)
