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A recent AI experiment involved feeding weeks of handwritten puppy potty logs into ChatGPT. My wife and I tracked every pee, poop, walk, and accident for our puppy Oliver, creating a new breed of KPI: Key Potty Indicators.ChatGPT extracted the data from our scribbled notes and turned it into a fully formatted CSV file. Then it went to town charting the heck out of these KPIs.It came up with a host of fancy metrics, including ARR (Accident Reduction Rate), LTV (Longest Time Void-free), PTP (Poop-to-Pee) ratio, WAF (Weekly Accident-Free) rate, and DPV (Daily Potty Volume).This chart was useful, showing how…
Author Ahmed Barakat Author Ahmed Barakat Part of the Team Since Aug 2025 About Author Ahmed Balaha is a journalist and copywriter based in Georgia with a growing focus on blockchain technology, DeFi, AI, privacy, digital assets, and fintech innovation. Share Last updated: June 13, 2026 Here is the thing about capitulation calls. They only sound smart in hindsight. Right now, with Bitcoin price scraping along the low $60,000s, calling for a run to the mid $70,000s feels like wishful thinking. Elon Musk’s SpaceX AI is making predictions anyway, pinning a 30-day target of $72,000 to $78,000 on a coin…
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More than 200 data centers are going up in dozens of competitive House districts — and neither party knows how to handle their political fallout heading into the midterms.The energy-hungry computing infrastructure being built to meet the explosive demand for artificial intelligence has sparked opposition to rising electric bills, water consumption, use of farmland and influence of the tech industry. That stew of frustration has made data centers the target of campaign ads and a populist fervor that’s toppled local elected leaders.It has also become a rogue element in the races that will decide which party controls the House: The…
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OpenAI said it’s “committed to learning” after a coalition of states launched an investigation into how the tech startup’s products impact users.An OpenAI spokesperson said in a statement that it’s taking the states’ concerns “seriously” and will “engage constructively with their offices.””Today’s ChatGPT includes a more protective experience for minors and people experiencing difficult situations, with safeguards that direct them to real-world resources and trusted human contacts,” the spokesperson said.”None of this changes what families have gone through, but we are committed to learning, improving, and getting this right,” they added.New York State Attorney General Letitia James served OpenAI a…
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“What is an RTO?”That was Together AI CEO Vipul Ved Prakash’s response when asked by Business Insider whether he had ever had to send a return-to-work (RTO) memo to push employees back to the office of the cloud compute startup.”People generally like to come in,” said Prakash. “We’ve never enforced it.”Prakash’s response illustrates a stark cultural difference between AI startups formed after the COVID lockdowns and long-established corporations, with people voluntarily coming to the office, sometimes on weekends.Nicholas Bloom, an economics professor at Stanford University, told Business Insider that the age demographics and personal stake many startup employees have in…
When I first suggested a “kids’ dinner” with our upstairs neighbor, I was mainly thinking about getting a night off. Feeding my three kids (ages 4, 6, and 10) can feel endless — just when I think I’ve found a meal that works, one of them suddenly refuses to eat pasta, or rice, or chicken. Getting even one night off every other week sounded like a dream.Thankfully, our upstairs neighbors had two kids who got along with mine, and the parents were just as eager for a break.The logistics are simpleEvery Tuesday night, one family hosts a kids’ dinner. We…
America is reaching peak testosterone.In 2026, interest in the hormone is everywhere, from T-maxxing trends on social media to the US government’s MAHA campaign. Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) use has quadrupled in the past three decades, up to as many as 11 million Americans.For some of them, the treatment may be doing more harm than good, new research suggests.A majority of men who are prescribed testosterone don’t meet the current guidelines for safe, effective treatment, according to a study from the University of Michigan.That could worsen the risk of serious side effects, including infertility, heart attack, and stroke, and long-term…