Bitcoin Struggles Below $95,000, Altcoins Show Mixed Performance

The cryptocurrency market has been showing strong momentum following recent fluctuations, with the total market capitalization hovering around $3.3 trillion. Despite the stability, trading volumes declined slightly, reflecting a 1.66% decline to $124.18 billion in intraday trading. Market sentiment remains neutral, however, as the Fear & Greed Index stands at 51, indicating a balanced mood…

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BGSU signs agreement with 2 companies to drive AI bachelor’s program

Bowling Green State University has signed a collaboration agreement with two Ohio -based companies to start offering a baccalaureate program in artificial intelligence. Bowling Green, Ohio – The leaders of Bowling Green State University met two companies based in Ohio on Tuesday for a signature ceremony to offer possibilities of artificial intelligence and smart technology…

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Fast Food, AI, And Why Guardrails Matter

Earlier this week, I had a bit of a strange situation from an editorial point of view. I wrote an article which I was happy enough for a local magazine on the mood coding, stressing how it helped Activate real excitement within the local community. I was happy to highlight some of the very intelligent…

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IOS 26 update advice: battery, storage and more

Apple is about to publish iOS 26, a long -awaited update which introduces a range of new features and system improvements. This update is part of a larger deployment which includes updates for iPados and macOS, marking significant progression in Apple’s software ecosystem. However, with these updates come from changes, such as stopping the management…

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What to watch in the coming AI policy shake-up

Something remarkable is happening in Washington. Tech executives who once avoided the political spotlight now make regular pilgrimages to Capitol Hill and artificial intelligence — a field that dates back to the 1950s – has become the talk of the town. The reason? AI is no longer a niche field pursued by academics and scientists…

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