Struggling Joe Biden attempted to deliver an address on the economy from the White House Monday where he ranted about ‘Provy-Da-Frummahs’‚ claimed Thanksgiving Dinner was the cheapest since 1776‚ then walked into the American Flag. WATCH: Slurring Biden Says Trump supporters want to ‘cut the Internet.’“They’re proposing cuts in investments in roads and bridges… The internet… and‚ uh… hyia high speed internet… The very things… that provy-da-frummah… Anyway… Ish-ish cross the board.” pic.twitter.com/cFu4BwHaSq— The First (@TheFirstonTV) November 27‚ 2023 WATCH – Confused Biden says this Thanksgiving Dinner was the “fourth cheapest” in American history.The year Joe Biden was born the average Thanksgiving Dinner cost $4.98. pic.twitter.com/pFjS8f3iHv— The First (@TheFirstonTV) November 27‚ 2023 WATCH – Ol' Joe refuses to answer questions‚ shuffles away‚ walks into the US flag. pic.twitter.com/rP9Ucv58nT— The First (@TheFirstonTV) November 27‚ 2023 Watch Joe’s comments above.

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Sports illustrated publishers Arena allegedly published fake‚ AI–generated articles by non-existent authors. Futurism asked them about the articles and authors‚ and that’s when they deleted them all. The AI-generated stories include the names of authors and their biography. For example‚ one of the articles was written by Drew Ortiz‚ and alongside his biography was a […] The post Sports Illustrated Publishes Authors Who Don’t Exist appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Amazon is looking for office space in Miami as company founder Jeff Bezos plans to move to Florida after spending 29 years in Seattle.  The tech giant’s search for 50‚000 square feet of office space in Miami began before Bezos announced his plans to move to an opulent village near the city‚ an Amazon spokesperson said‚ according to Bloomberg. The Amazon founder — who is now the company’s executive chairman — said earlier this month that he was moving to Florida‚ and he recently purchased a $79 million mansion in Indian Creek’s “Billionaire Bunker‚” while also paying $68 million for the neighboring property.  An Amazon spokesperson told Axios that the company is seeking office space in Florida due to its growth in the Miami area over the past few years. More than 400 Amazon corporate and tech employees work in the existing serviced office locations the company has in Miami‚ but the company’s hunt for 50‚000 square feet of office space would make it the first base location in the city‚ Axios reported. Amazon’s search for more office space in Florida comes as other major corporations expand in the Miami area. In 2021‚ Microsoft leased a 50‚000-square-foot office in the city for its new regional headquarters. Nearly a year later‚ hedge fund Citadel fled Chicago for Miami with its CEO Ken Griffin citing rising crime rates in Chicago for his decision.  Griffin announced Citadel’s move after two of his employees were attacked and robbed in Chicago. The CEO said one employee had “a gun to his head” during a coffee run‚ and another was attacked by “some random lunatic just trying to punch him in the head” while he was waiting for a car. Earlier this year‚ private equity firm Thomas Bravo moved its headquarters from San Francisco to Miami after announcing the plan in 2021‚ pointing to Miami’s “fast-growing technology and business hubs.”  CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP An analysis from Business Insider earlier this month said cities in red states are poised to become “economic powerhouses‚” challenging cities such as New York and San Francisco. Business Insider wrote that Miami‚ Houston‚ Dallas‚ and Nashville are experiencing a surge in businesses flocking to them while the coastal cities are seeing businesses and residents leaving.  Miami’s population has also increased at the fourth-fastest rate among the 50 largest U.S. cities between 2021 and 2022‚ growing by 1.7% over that time period.

A Democratic congressman hailing from Silicon Valley wants more clarity on what happened behind the scenes with ChatGPT creator OpenAI firing and rehiring its co-founder and CEO Sam Altman in a matter of days. “To me‚ if there’s one headline‚ it should be: OpenAI’s board should tell us what the concerns were‚” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) said on Monday during an appearance on CNBC’s “Squawk Box.” The lawmaker noted that “what we have speculated” is that the whirlwind series of events that took place one week ago could be tied to a reported breakthrough with an artificial general intelligence called Q* capable of solving “complex” mathematical problems that has led to “safety” concerns. CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE BLACK FRIDAY SHOPPING GUIDE “We don’t know. We should know. Every journalist should demand that OpenAI’s board tell us what the safety concerns were‚” he said. “Why don’t we know what happened? OpenAI’s board should tell us what the concerns are‚” says Rep. @RoKhanna on the OpenAI drama. “There has been a secrecy and lack of transparency that I find concerning.” pic.twitter.com/FXiMde14qS — Squawk Box (@SquawkCNBC) November 27‚ 2023 Listing ways the House could respond‚ Khanna said he might join colleagues in writing a letter demanding more transparency or even hold a hearing. OpenAI’s board offered few details when it announced Altman’s ouster on November 17‚ claiming Altman “was not consistently candid in his communications with the board‚ hindering its ability to exercise its responsibilities.” But‚ while facing the threat of a staff revolt and an exodus to Microsoft led by Altman himself‚ the company reversed course and brought back Altman last week with a plan to shake up the board that fired him in the first place. Khanna‚ who recently helped introduce bipartisan legislation that would have the United States coordinate with “Five Eyes” intelligence allies on artificial intelligence‚ said there should be an agency in the federal government to oversee the development of artificial intelligence and “licensing the technology where appropriate.” GET 50% OFF DAILYWIRE+ ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS Though Khanna said‚ “There has been a secrecy and lack of transparency that I find concerning‚” the lawmaker emphasized that he believes “the bigger issue” is the wealth disparity that the emergence of artificial intelligence may cause. “Globalization has led to a situation‚” he said‚ where “the 1% of this country control” roughly one-third of the wealth and the bottom 50% have 2% of the wealth. “And you’re going to have AI — it’s going to be great for my district. All of these companies are going to do well‚” Khanna said before asking‚ “What’s going to happen to workers? What’s going to happen to ordinary folks?”

Have you ever wondered how astronauts celebrate Thanksgiving? Thanks to an Instagram video uploaded by NASA‚ now we know! The organization shared some wholesome footage of one of their crews enjoying a meal together on the International Space Station in 2015. It sure makes it easier to pass the rolls when they float! View this post on Instagram A post shared by NASA (@nasa) In a more recent post‚ NASA announced that 2023 marks 50 years since the first Thanksgiving in space! To commemorate the occasion‚ they shared photos from 1973‚ 1985‚ and 2001. They also included a video message from a group of current astronauts spending the holiday among the stars. “This year‚ NASA astronauts Jasmin Moghbeli and Loral O’Hara along with ESA (European Space Agency) astronaut Andreas Mogensen and JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) astronaut Satoshi Furukawa celebrate Thanksgiving with roast turkey‚ cranberry sauce‚ butternut squash‚ corn‚ and cranberry-apple dessert‚” the caption reads. Click through the post below to see what Thanksgiving in space has looked like throughout the years! View this post on Instagram A post shared by NASA (@nasa) You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Thanksgiving In Space: NASA Shares Time-Lapse Of Unique Celebration. appeared first on InspireMore.

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