-
Bias in AI facial recognition puts Black people in legal peril
Loading the player… The fast-moving artificial intelligence industry has the civil rights community calling for caution, particularly regarding AI technology and law enforcement. At issue are facial recognition programs within AI that do not recognize dark-skinned Black people. Damon Hewitt, head of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, told theGrio that the technology…
-
NFL fines Diontae Johnson $25,000 for criticism of officials
It was a strange week for Steelers receiver Diontae Johnson. On the plus side, he invaded the end zone with the football for the first time since the 2021 season. On the negative side, the NFL invaded his take-home pay for his criticism of officials after last Sunday’s loss to the Jaguars. Per a source…
-
Peter Jackson Reveals More Beatles Music “Is Conceivable” After Release Of ‘Final’ Song By Fab Four
The Beatles released what has been billed their very last song this week, with the aid of filmmaker Peter Jackson, but now the Lord of the Rings director has hinted there may be one or two more gems in the vault. Now and Then, a song written by John Lennon in 1978, two years before…
-
NFL Week 9 live updates: Dolphins-Chiefs, Rams-Packers, more
<!–> Week 9 of the NFL season continues Sunday with a full slate of matchups, and we’ve got you covered with all the action. Kicking things off, it’s a clash between AFC titans in Germany as the Kansas City Chiefs face the Miami Dolphins in the fourth of five international games slated for the 2023…
-
20 Healthy Weight Loss Breakfast Recipes for Busy Mornings
Breakfast is a chance to start your day off on the right nutritional foot, and what you choose to eat can make or break your health goals for the day. Research has shown that those who eat a healthy breakfast in the morning tend to have a higher intake of vitamins and nutrients at the…
-
In My View: Embedded finance on the cusp of breakout
As financial institutions press the pedal on digital adoption to enhance customer experience and widen their reach, embedded finance has emerged as an innovative approach to connect with a vast pool of consumers who may have a digital footprint but no direct interaction with the financial institution.Over the past decade, adoption of embedded finance has…
-
In My View: Embedded finance on the cusp of breakout
As financial institutions press the pedal on digital adoption to enhance customer experience and widen their reach, embedded finance has emerged as an innovative approach to connect with a vast pool of consumers who may have a digital footprint but no direct interaction with the financial institution.Over the past decade, adoption of embedded finance has…
-
Opinion: Fund artists, not auditoriums
Joni Whitworth Whitworth is founder of the Pacific Northwest Museum of Queer Art and lives in Portland. The announcement that a renovation of the city-owned Keller Auditorium would cost $267 million raised eyebrows across Portland (“Plans for renovated Keller Auditorium include public plaza, reimagined entryway and plenty of bathrooms,” Sept. 28). It should also raise…
-
PERSONAL JOURNEY: Centerville man finds ways to beat sleep issues
Most people take sleeping for granted. But only about one in three American adults is getting the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s recommended seven hours of sleep nightly. Insomnia also creates elevated health risks, including hypertension, diabetes, obesity, heart attack and even stroke, not to mention depression and anxiety. David Rittner of Centerville says…
-
Review: Dallas Symphony delivers glorious Brahms, Sibelius
With the Dallas Opera, Dallas and Fort Worth symphony orchestras all opening Nov. 3, coverage had to be spread out. The world premiere of Joby Talbot’s Diving Bell and the Butterfly came first in line, followed by the DSO on Saturday night and FWSO Sunday afternoon. The DSO concert, under British guest conductor Mark Wigglesworth,…
