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In this article, we look at the 25 poorest states in America. To skip our detailed analysis on poverty and educational attainment in the U.S., you can head over directly to the 10 Poorest States in America. Nearly 38 million people live below the poverty line in the United States, making up for 11.6% of […]...
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Continue ReadingFor example, Microsoft is investing $10 billion into start-up OpenAI to take on the Google search engine monopoly. Technology giant Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is no stranger to the AI bull market, with its shares up 55% year to date. Here are three reasons to buy Amazon shares that have nothing to do with AI...
Continue ReadingThe latest innovations in generative AI and large language models (LLMs) helped OpenAI's ChatGPT -- a next-generation chatbot -- go viral late last year. Fueling this trend is the potential for dramatic productivity gains. Cathie Wood's Ark Investment Management has put pen to paper and estimates that AI could increase the productivity of knowledge workers more than fourfold by 2030...
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Two companies that belong to this group are Novo Nordisk (NYSE: NVO) and MercadoLibre (NASDAQ: MELI). Let's look closer at what makes Novo Nordisk and MercadoLibre such great buys. Novo Nordisk is a leading Denmark-based drugmaker...
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Continue ReadingThe services that Amazon wants shoppers to notice. If Prime Day is an economic bellwether. Plus, Motley Fool personal finance expert Robert Brokamp interviews Wade Pfau, author of the recently updated Retirement Planning Guidebook, on how to find a retirement spending style...
Continue ReadingThe ClearBridge Sustainability Leaders Strategy underperformed its Russell 3000 Index benchmark during the second quarter. Click here to read the full fund letter...
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Continue ReadingRepresentatives from tech giants including Meta (META), Amazon (AMZN), Microsoft (MSFT), and Alphabet (GOOGL) met at the White House to discuss regulating artificial intelligence. The companies agreed to voluntary safeguards to better manage the risks posed by AI. After the meeting concluded, Meta's President of Global Affairs Nick Clegg told Yahoo Finance Live's Seana Smith and Allie Garfinkle that he believes all the tech companies at the meeting want to move AI technology forward quickly, but responsibly, adding that Meta is "absolutely determined to follow-up and honor these commitments." Clegg doesn't share the fears that some have of AI, saying that some of predictions "have slightly run ahead of the technology." Clegg does say concerns about things like deep fakes and the manipulation of audio and video are "legitimate," but that "the technology which generates that unwelcome material is also the technology we will use to actually identify and control it." On regulation, Clegg said it is "definitely" needed, but that companies are not "going to sit around an wait for legislation," noting that's part of the reason why these voluntary commitments are being made. One of the big concerns about AI is how it can be used to create misinformation or disinformation that could impact an election. Clegg argues that AI can help battle misinformation and disinformation too, "whether it's created by a human being or by a machine." 00:00:37 What the White House conversations were about 00:02:17 Clegg discusses AI fears 00:04:20 Meta's stance on regulating AI 00:05:34 Clegg on Meta's open-source AI large language model 00:07:35 Discussion on AI and misinformation ahead of the 2024 election...
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