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Learning to Love the AI Apocalypse

Learning to Love the AI Apocalypse

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Technology Learning to Love the AI Apocalypse The fate of the world, its money, and its people suddenly rests in the hands of a handful of AI hucksters. (Photo by Qin Zihang/VCG via Getty Images) After a week of much consternation, Nvidia’s third-quarter earnings were released on Wednesday. It was a blowout. CEO Jensen Huang struck a markedly bullish tone on a Wednesday earnings call; the chip-manufacturing giant announced $57 billion in third…See the Story

Sheinbaum and Entrepreneurs Renewed the Pacic: Basic Basket Will Continue in 910 Pesos

Entrepreneurs · Mexico

Sheinbaum and Entrepreneurs Renewed the Pacic: Basic Basket Will Continue in 910 Pesos

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This agreement aims to keep the prices of basic commodities such as frijól, tuna and edible oil unchanged.See the Story

Scjn Will Review Femsa’s Tax Credit Again and Claims that It Is Not “Judgment”

Justice · Mexico

Scjn Will Review Femsa’s Tax Credit Again and Claims that It Is Not “Judgment”

With the FEMSA case, the Court could open a new way to intervene in multimillion dollar fiscal litigation on the basis of the amount in dispute, regardless of whether or not they involve a constitutional analysis.See the Story

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