Any mainstream Democrat would have balked at Warren’s antitrust agenda as recently as five years ago.

The speaker of the House rejects calls for retrenchment on the world stage.

The state will continue to operate as an island in the land.

The negative stereotyping of Lupita Nyong’o.

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Generative AI products are getting so good that they can clone your voice with just a few samples. OpenAI has already produced such a tool, and I immediately thought voice cloning might be the most dangerous thing coming out of genAI app development. Sure, the ability to clone voices can come in handy in a variety of situations that have a noble goal at heart. But voice cloning can and will be abused. That's probably why OpenAI has still not released it into the wild. This brings us to TerifAI, a low-latency voice-based chatbot that steals your voice and clones it right from the browser while chatting with you about whatever you might have in mind. The AI innovation is absolutely amazing, but, as with OpenAI's voice cloning solution, it's also incredibly scary. What's even more concerning is that it takes only a few minutes of chatting to clone your voice. And it happens without a proper warning. But that's the whole point of TerifAI. It's meant to be educational. Continue reading... The post TerifAI is a terrifying AI chatbot that steals your voice while you talk to it appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Apple deals for July 2024 Amazon gift card deals, offers & coupons 2024: Get $400+ free Best July 4th deals: Apple sale, $30 mosquito repellent, $50 Waterpik, $70 SodaStream, 36% off eero, more Today’s deals: $169 AirPods Pro 2, $21 Philips Sonicare toothbrush, $35 Sony Bluetooth speaker, more

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Traditions have come and gone across the decades, with some norms outright disappearing. But one dairy farm in Indiana, Kuehnert Dairy Farm, is set on bringing the milkman back to the neighborhood after an old-fashioned initiative of theirs was met with such a warm reception earlier this year Low accessibility to reliable refrigeration made milk deliverers—who devotedly traced their paths called milk routes or milk runs—a necessity around the country. Better and more widespread refrigerators made the service nearly obsolete, and even related household features changed as the profession died out. But Kuehnert Dairy Farm, which has seen milk delivery change across decades, is here to bring back some familiar, nostalgic traditions. Kuehnert Dairy Farm is bringing the milkman back to town Kuehnert Dairy Farm has been around for a while to see the milkman become a part of American culture, providing refreshing nutritious dairy to households everywhere for years. In fact, the dairy farm has been in business for no less than six generations. The events the farm hosts have become a staple in the community and now Andrew Kuehnert wants to extend that right to their patrons’ front doors. RELATED: 5 Reasons Whole Milk Is Actually Better For You Than Skim Milk “We want to make our milk from our house to your house,” announced Kuehnert, “and that is ultimately what we want to do with this delivery route.” That route comprises of the “old-fashioned approach” of bringing the milkman back to deliver milk, cheese, butter, and the like to people’s doors. Changing back to something familiar Kuehnert Dairy Farm is bringing the milkman back to local streets / Unsplash Milk deliveries were so commonplace that they were actually factored into a house’s architecture, with milk doors providing safe ways for the milkman to hand over his delivery. Kuehnert Dairy Farm has long been dedicated to upholding the traditional, most recently through the Kuehnert Milk House, which offers patrons a variety of milk flavors served in glass bottles. Those bottles can then be brought back and exchanged for store credit, as part of the family’s dedication to not only provide quality dairy products but keep things sustainable and environmentally friendly. Advances in technology made milk routes obsolete / Unsplash The Milk House received a warm reception, which made things loud and clear for the family. “We’ve had great reception from the public saying, ‘We would really enjoy having that at our doorstep,'” said Kuehnert. By time of writing, the dairy farm hopes to get operations up and running within the next three months, with customers able to place orders online, adding a modern twist to a very familiar tradition that was due for a comeback. The Milk House received such a warm reception that the generations-old dairy farm wants to expand operations with a nostalgic twist / Unsplash RELATED: Oreo Is Introducing New Childhood-Inspired Flavor That’s Making Us All Nostalgic Click for next Article The post The Milkman is Back Thanks to A 6th Generation Dairy Farm appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Dana Daly

I recently was engaged in a conversation between two 20-somethings and I was shocked and surprised by what transpired. This coming election is and will be a real real test for the future of this great country.

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