The Argentine national team will be Google’s test bench and technological showcase during the World Cup.

McDonald’s is testing a new AI system that can take drive-thru orders and support restaurant operations. The system, called ArchIQ and nicknamed “Archy,” was introduced during the company’s Worldwide convention, according to Restaurant Business. It is being tested at five McDonald’s locations in the United States, though the company has not named the restaurants involved. […] The post McDonald’s tests Google-backed AI drive-thru ordering system appeared first on AI News.

Reuters: Sources: SK Hynix plans to list its shares in the US as soon as August, seeking to capitalize on AI stock demand and broaden its investor base  —  SK Hynix (000660.KS) plans to list its shares in the U.S. as soon as August, said two sources familiar with the matter, as the South Korean memory chipmaker seeks …

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Bloomberg: Sources: Ant International is considering raising ~$1B at a $10B+ valuation, paving the way for a potential Hong Kong IPO as soon as this year  —  Ant Group Co.'s international business is considering raising about $1 billion to accelerate growth, according to people familiar with the situation.

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Dominic Chopping / Wall Street Journal: Swedish autonomous truck company Einride will debut on the Nasdaq today after completing a SPAC merger at a pre-money valuation of $1.35B  —  The company's backers include Stockholm-based EQT Ventures  —  STOCKHOLM—Swedish autonomous truck company Einride will make its trading debut …

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Waymo created a new computer model to help it better understand how humans behave in crash scenarios that its robotaxis encounter.

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Anthropic has pushed the frontier AI valuation debate from private deal rooms toward public markets. Its … Anthropic’s $965B Valuation Doesn’t Prove AI Deserves Trillion-Dollar Valuations, It Tests ThemRead more The post Anthropic’s $965B Valuation Doesn’t Prove AI Deserves Trillion-Dollar Valuations, It Tests Them appeared first on .

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The 168-megawatt facility will support Meta's global AI computing needs and can be expanded over time.

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Lance Bass says he tries to instill a love of reading and journaling in his kids. Amy Sussman/Getty Images for The Environmental Media Association Lance Bass says there's one part of the day he looks forward to as a dad of twins. "My favorite time of day is that hour before bedtime, and we're in their room playing games or reading books," he said. Besides reading, Bass has his children journal about gratitude and the day's ups and downs before bed. Lance Bass, 47, says his favorite part of the day as a dad is the hour before his twins' bedtime. In an interview with Business Insider, Bass said routines are key to keeping family life running smoothly despite his busy schedule. "The main thing is our nightly routine. It just really ends their day the same way. About 7 o'clock is when everything turns off. They've already eaten, and we brush our teeth, we get our pajamas on, we go to their room," he said. "My favorite time of day is that hour before bedtime, and we're in their room playing games or reading books," he said. Bass shares 4-year-old twins — a son and a daughter — with his husband, Michael Turchin. They married in 2014 and welcomed their kids via surrogate in October 2021. The NSYNC member said fostering a love of reading is a major priority in his household. "I want to make them very obsessed with reading, and they are. So they're always wanting to read four to five different books a night," Bass said. Along with reading, Bass said he wants to instill a habit of journaling in his children. "At the end of the day, we just write down the three things that we were grateful for, some funny things that happened, some things that maybe didn't work out that day," Bass said. Having his children recount the day's events helps them process what happened and settle down before going to sleep, he said. "I feel like it just regulates them a good bit and gets them tired," Bass added. Reading and journaling have been linked to a range of benefits, from strengthening literacy skills and vocabulary to encouraging reflection and self-expression. Carla Marie Manly, a clinical psychologist, previously told Business Insider that setting aside a specific time each day to journal can make the habit easier to maintain. Bass isn't the only celebrity to discuss the importance of teaching children positive habits and life skills from a young age. Kate Hudson has said she tries to model accountability for her kids by apologizing when she makes mistakes. "Sometimes in conflict, you go too far, and you need to say you're sorry, instead of teaching them that you doubled down," Hudson said. "And what you find in going to your kids and saying, 'I could have handled this better' or 'I made a mistake' or 'I'm sorry I didn't trust you' — whatever the scenario — is that connection becomes stronger." Mia Threapleton has said her mother, Kate Winslet, tried to instill body confidence in her from a young age, including when she was insecure about showing her shoulders while swimming. "My mom said: 'No, this is strong. So many people would love to be able to swim the length of the pool the way you do — think of it as a positive thing,'" Threapleton said. Read the original article on Business Insider