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Apple Enlists Veteran Software Executive Kim Vorrath to Help Fix AI and Siri
Apple has moved Kim Vorrath artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) division this week, according to people with knowledge of the matter. She’ll be a top deputy to AI chief John Giannandrea
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From SRK To Selena Gomez, AI Artist Imagines Global Celebrities In Pakistan. See Pics
An AI artist Saboor Akram shared a collection of pictures featuring global celebrities including film stars, sportspersons, and singers posing in Pakistani settings while adorned in traditional outfits.
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Donald Trump Says He Removed "South Korea Sticker" From CD He Gave To Kim Jong Un
Former US President Donald Trump on Thursday said that the Elton John CD he gifted North Korean leader Kim Jong-un during his presidency was "made in South Korea".
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US Says Watching North Korea's Missile Tests "Very Carefully": Report
U.S. President Donald Trump has an understanding with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un that Pyongyang will not launch intercontinental-range ballistic missiles, and the United States is watching North Korean missile tests very carefully, Trump's national security adviser John Bolton told Fox News Channel on Tuesday.
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North Korea Missile Tests Didn't Violate Kim Jong Un Pledge To Trump: US
US national security adviser John Bolton said on Wednesday North Korea's recent missile tests did not violate a pledge its leader Kim Jong Un made to President Donald Trump, but Pyongyang had yet to say when working-level talks on denuclearisation would resume.
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Trump Withdraws Controversial Push To Add Citizenship Question To Census
President Donald Trump on Thursday backed down from his controversial push to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census, effectively conceding defeat in a battle he had revived last week and promised to continue despite a recent string of legal defeats.
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After UK Envoy Sacked, Diplomats Fear Putting Trump Criticism In Writing
The lightning-fast resignation of Britain's ambassador to the United States on Wednesday after a leak of his correspondence criticizing the Trump administration has sent shivers down the spines of foreign diplomats in Washington who are paid to send frank assessments to their home countries.
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Casino Playboy To CIA Spy: Rise And Fall Of Kim Jong Un's Half Brother
Before the half brother of Kim Jong Un was killed in a brazen nerve agent attack at a Malaysian airport in 2017, he was known as a playboy and a hustler - not a secret CIA informant.
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Rebel Group Claims Responsibility For North Korean Embassy Raid In Spain
A revolutionary group that infiltrated North Korea's Embassy in Madrid last month, tied up staffers and escaped with computers and other items claimed responsibility for the raid Tuesday in a statement on its website.
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Trump's Top Security Aide Calls US-North Korea Summit A "Success"
US national security advisor John Bolton denied Sunday that last week's nuclear summit with North Korea was a failure, despite President Donald Trump coming home empty-handed.
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Trump Considering "Steel Barrier" Instead Of Solid Mexico Border Wall
After pledging for years to construct a solid wall along the U.S.-Mexico border to combat illegal immigration, President Donald Trump appears to be backing away from that promise.
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Trump Warms To Old Fashioned Notes From "Little Rocket Man" Kim Jong Un
President Donald Trump used Twitter to threaten "Little Rocket Man," but he and Kim Jong Un have since developed a "beautiful" relationship through a more old-fashioned means of communication: paper letters.
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Brett Kavanaugh Sworn In As US Supreme Court Justice
The Senate voted to confirm Judge Brett Kavanaugh as the Supreme Court's 114th justice on Saturday by one of the narrowest margins in the institution's history, as police stood guard and protesters' shouts of "shame, shame" echoed through the Senate chamber.
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Divided Senate Clears Way For Kavanaugh Confirmation To Supreme Court
A bitterly divided Senate cleared the way for Brett Kavanaugh to become the next Supreme Court justice as President Donald Trump's nominee secured the support of a handful of wavering senators in a tumultuous confirmation fight.
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Ursula Le Guin, John Scalzi, Kim Stanley Robinson Headline New Books Releasing October 2018
The Complete Illustrated Edition of the Earthsea books is releasing in October, along with a host of promising novels.
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Apple Enlists Veteran Software Executive Kim Vorrath to Help Fix AI and Siri
Apple has moved Kim Vorrath artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) division this week, according to people with knowledge of the matter. She’ll be a top deputy to AI chief John Giannandrea
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From SRK To Selena Gomez, AI Artist Imagines Global Celebrities In Pakistan. See Pics
An AI artist Saboor Akram shared a collection of pictures featuring global celebrities including film stars, sportspersons, and singers posing in Pakistani settings while adorned in traditional outfits.
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Donald Trump Says He Removed "South Korea Sticker" From CD He Gave To Kim Jong Un
Former US President Donald Trump on Thursday said that the Elton John CD he gifted North Korean leader Kim Jong-un during his presidency was "made in South Korea".
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US Says Watching North Korea's Missile Tests "Very Carefully": Report
U.S. President Donald Trump has an understanding with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un that Pyongyang will not launch intercontinental-range ballistic missiles, and the United States is watching North Korean missile tests very carefully, Trump's national security adviser John Bolton told Fox News Channel on Tuesday.
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North Korea Missile Tests Didn't Violate Kim Jong Un Pledge To Trump: US
US national security adviser John Bolton said on Wednesday North Korea's recent missile tests did not violate a pledge its leader Kim Jong Un made to President Donald Trump, but Pyongyang had yet to say when working-level talks on denuclearisation would resume.
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Trump Withdraws Controversial Push To Add Citizenship Question To Census
President Donald Trump on Thursday backed down from his controversial push to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census, effectively conceding defeat in a battle he had revived last week and promised to continue despite a recent string of legal defeats.
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After UK Envoy Sacked, Diplomats Fear Putting Trump Criticism In Writing
The lightning-fast resignation of Britain's ambassador to the United States on Wednesday after a leak of his correspondence criticizing the Trump administration has sent shivers down the spines of foreign diplomats in Washington who are paid to send frank assessments to their home countries.
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Casino Playboy To CIA Spy: Rise And Fall Of Kim Jong Un's Half Brother
Before the half brother of Kim Jong Un was killed in a brazen nerve agent attack at a Malaysian airport in 2017, he was known as a playboy and a hustler - not a secret CIA informant.
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Rebel Group Claims Responsibility For North Korean Embassy Raid In Spain
A revolutionary group that infiltrated North Korea's Embassy in Madrid last month, tied up staffers and escaped with computers and other items claimed responsibility for the raid Tuesday in a statement on its website.
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Trump's Top Security Aide Calls US-North Korea Summit A "Success"
US national security advisor John Bolton denied Sunday that last week's nuclear summit with North Korea was a failure, despite President Donald Trump coming home empty-handed.
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Trump Considering "Steel Barrier" Instead Of Solid Mexico Border Wall
After pledging for years to construct a solid wall along the U.S.-Mexico border to combat illegal immigration, President Donald Trump appears to be backing away from that promise.
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Trump Warms To Old Fashioned Notes From "Little Rocket Man" Kim Jong Un
President Donald Trump used Twitter to threaten "Little Rocket Man," but he and Kim Jong Un have since developed a "beautiful" relationship through a more old-fashioned means of communication: paper letters.
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Brett Kavanaugh Sworn In As US Supreme Court Justice
The Senate voted to confirm Judge Brett Kavanaugh as the Supreme Court's 114th justice on Saturday by one of the narrowest margins in the institution's history, as police stood guard and protesters' shouts of "shame, shame" echoed through the Senate chamber.
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Divided Senate Clears Way For Kavanaugh Confirmation To Supreme Court
A bitterly divided Senate cleared the way for Brett Kavanaugh to become the next Supreme Court justice as President Donald Trump's nominee secured the support of a handful of wavering senators in a tumultuous confirmation fight.
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Ursula Le Guin, John Scalzi, Kim Stanley Robinson Headline New Books Releasing October 2018
The Complete Illustrated Edition of the Earthsea books is releasing in October, along with a host of promising novels.
