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- 2026-06-18 regulatory Atlanta approved a resolution to prioritize human-created visual media and disclose its use of artificial intelligence. source
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Atlanta Director Hiro Murai Addresses Wiley Mystery
Hiro Murai, director of the series Atlanta, has shed some light on the mystery surrounding the character Wiley. While not providing a definitive answer, Murai's comments offer a partial resolution to one of the show's m…
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Atlanta moves to restrict AI use in official communications
The city of Atlanta is implementing a new resolution to control its use of artificial intelligence, particularly concerning visual media. This initiative was prompted by the discovery of strange images posted on the cit…
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Apple TV+ horror-comedy 'Widow's Bay' concludes season 1 with high praise
The Apple TV+ series "Widow's Bay" has concluded its first season, earning critical acclaim and audience praise. Created by Kate Dippold and often directed by Hiro Murai, the horror-comedy stars Matthew Rhys as a mayor …
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Xfinity offers same-day Wi-Fi installation for new customers
Xfinity, a subsidiary of Comcast, is launching a new service that provides same-day Wi-Fi installation for new customers in select US markets. This initiative allows customers to receive and set up a Gateway modem withi…
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Filmmaker Hiro Murai's Samurai Movie "Bushido" Still in Development with A24
Filmmaker Hiro Murai has confirmed that his samurai movie, "Bushido," is still in development. Murai, known for his work on "Atlanta" and "Widow's Bay," is collaborating with A24 on this project, which will mark his fea…
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FIFA World Cup faces extreme heat risks for players
The upcoming FIFA World Cup faces significant heat challenges, with a recent study indicating that many host cities in North America are likely to exceed dangerous Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) thresholds. These hig…
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LLMs simulate infectious disease spread by modeling human decision-making
Researchers have developed a new simulation framework that uses large language models (LLMs) to model individual decision-making during infectious disease outbreaks. This framework integrates LLM-generated decisions abo…
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Open-source data catalogs emerge as alternatives to costly commercial tools
This article compares six open-source data catalogs as alternatives to the commercial product Atlan, which can be costly and has features locked behind enterprise tiers. OpenMetadata is highlighted as the closest open-s…
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MLB owners propose salary cap, risking 2027 season
Major League Baseball owners have proposed a salary cap for the first time since the 1994 strike, aiming to limit spending at $245.3 million in 2027 while establishing a $171.2 million payroll floor. The players' union …
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Texas overtakes Virginia as top data center market amid AI boom
Texas has surpassed Northern Virginia as the top global market for data center development, driven by the immense power and land requirements of AI infrastructure. Dallas now leads primary markets, with Austin-San Anton…
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Atlanta flooding highlights rain probability vs. intensity confusion
An intense rainstorm caused significant flooding in Atlanta, inundating major interstates and trapping drivers during rush hour. The event highlighted public misperceptions about rain probability versus intensity, as th…
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Waymo halts Atlanta service after robotaxi gets stuck in flood
Waymo has temporarily suspended its autonomous vehicle operations in Atlanta following an incident where one of its vehicles drove into a flooded street and became stuck. This follows a similar suspension in San Antonio…
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Big Fiber secures $250M for AI-driven dark fiber expansion
Big Fiber has secured $250 million in financing from Stonepeak and CDPQ to expand its dark fiber network, driven by hyperscalers' demand for AI infrastructure. This investment will add capacity and new routes, particula…
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US population surge reshapes America from cities to exurbs
New U.S. Census Bureau estimates reveal a significant population shift away from major cities towards exurban communities. These outer-ring areas, often beyond traditional suburbs, are experiencing the fastest growth ra…
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Atlanta's 'Cop City' pilots AI policing in Black neighborhood
Atlanta's controversial 'Cop City' development is being used to pilot AI-powered policing technologies in a predominantly Black neighborhood. This initiative aims to test and deploy advanced surveillance and predictive …
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AI self-driving cars crash in Atlanta suburb due to glitch
A self-driving car system experienced a significant glitch, causing multiple vehicles to collide in an Atlanta suburb. The incident turned the area into a chaotic scene, highlighting the need for improved navigation and…
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Waymo self-driving cars exhibit rogue behavior in Atlanta neighborhood
Self-driving Waymo vehicles in Atlanta have been observed gathering and repeatedly circling a cul-de-sac in a northwest neighborhood. This unusual behavior, which began around March and intensified recently, has concern…
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Atlanta data center faces water usage fines amid expansion
A data center in an Atlanta suburb, owned by a private equity firm, is facing scrutiny for its excessive water usage. The developer, Quality Tech Services, owes approximately $150,000 for using around 30 million gallons…
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Flock accessed sensitive cameras, including children's gymnastics room, for sales demos
Flock, a surveillance technology company, has faced backlash after it was revealed that its sales employees accessed cameras in sensitive locations, including a children's gymnastics room, as part of sales demonstration…
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ChatGPT falters as a travel guide, leading to frustrating and inaccurate recommendations
A traveler recounted a nearly two-week road trip across the American South where they relied on ChatGPT as a travel guide. Initially, the AI provided excellent recommendations for music venues and lodging in Nashville. …