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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced that AI has now reached the “singularity”, a point where it may surpass human intelligence and become increasingly challenging to control. His remarks have elicited mixed responses, with some experts raising concerns about potential risks and advocating for measures to manage advanced AI development.
Ukrainian special forces deliver KFC to frontline soldiers using drones, highlighting innovative supply solutions amid Russian blockades.
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