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Quanta Magazine | Allison Whitten | Jun 24, 2022 Smart beings learn by interacting with the world.... artificial intelligence researchers have adopted a similar strategy to teach their virtual agents new skills. In 2009, a computer scientist then at Princeton University named Fei-Fei Li invented a data set that would change the history of artificial

The Economist | Jun 28, 2022 No year was fatter than 2021 According to cb Insights, a research firm, global tech startups raised $621bn in 2021. That is twice as much as the year before and ten times more than in 2012. Then the music stopped. First to feel it were publicly traded firms. nasdaq

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Some 68% of chief financial officers expect a recession to occur during the first half of 2023, according to a CNBC survey. Here's how to prep your portfolio.

July 2, 2022 Even though no one wants to think about it, there could come a time when you can't pay your car insurance premium. If this happens to you, the best thing you can do is learn about the effects and take steps to fix the problem. Here's what happens if you don't pay

After a recent sell-off, closed-end municipal bond funds now present opportunities for both income and potential share-price growth.

Research shows addressing hot-button social issues can influence a firm's ability to find and keep talent. But many workers want a boss who shares their values.

A classic 60/40 asset allocation strategy for investors has been stressed this year as both stocks and bonds plunge. But it's still solid, advisors say.

Bear and bull markets have been frequently discussed in recent months as the United States has been facing higher unemployment and rising interest rates, and many economists argue whether the U.S. has moved into bear market territory. These terms generally … Continue reading →

As of Friday, your credit report should no longer include paid-off medical debt. You may want to confirm your report is right, consumer advocates say.

A new report details the results of an investigation into deficiencies in the Social Security Administration's handling of mail during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Guest Post | Jul 1, 2022 3 out of 5 startups have fallen victim to a security breach in the last two years. If you have just received funding for your startup, you need to invest in security technologies to ensure your sensitive data and assets remain secure. Which security technologies should a startup business

More than half of middle-income LGBTQ+ folks are not confident they will have enough money for retirement, compared to 29% of others, according to a survey.

Thanks to inflation, even a backyard barbecue is more expensive this year, but there are ways to save and not forgo that time-tested holiday tradition.

A recent MassMutual poll given to people near or in retirement shows many have some brushing up to do on the program's rules.