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Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 U15 have been eliminated by Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 after they lost 3-0 in the knockout stage at the FIFA U15 World Cup.
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⚫⚫ #ÚLTIMAHORA | Muere en el accidente de tren Fátima Báñez, la ministra que transformó el panorama laboral
Báñez viajaba en el último vagón del tren iryo 6076 que ha sido arrollado por un convoy AVE de Renfe con destino a Sevilla
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At least 39 people have been killed after two high-speed trains crashed in Spain.
The trains collided between Madrid and Andalusia at 9.10am, railway operator Adif announced⤵️
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2027 Mazda CX-90 Lineup Gains Two-Row Options by Absorbing the CX-70 and Starts at $41,345 caranddriver.com/news/a74251…
Arsenal are the first reigning Premier League champions to be knocked out of the League Cup by a fourth-tier side.
It’s only the second time Arsenal have been knocked out of the League Cup by a fourth-tier side, after Bradford in 2012/13. Both on penalties. 😬
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We humans are going to have to decide whether jobs exist simply to accomplish tasks or if employment as a social technology is worth preserving to maintain social order. Because companies are making decisions with heavy social consequences based on their own economic incentives.
Rumors that chili maker Lao Gan Ma laid off 500+ workers due to AI have gone viral in China.
Beneath Beijing’s positive messaging, many ordinary Chinese people are worried about AI and jobs.
Lao Gan Ma recently touted a new AI-powered chili inspection system that uses high-speed industrial cameras that significantly outperform manual inspection.
A stat about the company using this AI system to reduce human inspectors from 600 to 48 went viral on Chinese social media. The iconic, family-run company pushed back.
But if you look at the data, the company has reduced headcount from 2,912 to 740 in the past few years while earning record revenues.
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