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AGI Bar in Beijing, China, offers unlimited free access to some of China's AI models. CNN's Mike Valerio talked to a customer using the venue's supercomputers.
AGI Bar in Beijing, China, offers unlimited free access to some of China's AI models. CNN's Mike Valerio talked to a customer using the venue's supercomputers.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. addressed the Children’s Health Defense conference, hosted by the anti-vaccine group he helped found. He discussed vaccines, measles and studying the potential health effects of chemtrails.
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Amid the worst measles outbreak in the US in decades, a surge that’s been driven largely by unvaccinated people, US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. received a standing ovation Thursday at the conference of the anti-vaccine advocacy group Children’s Health Defense, where he gave the keynote. It would’ve been an unthinkable appearance for past health secretaries, and it was a striking moment for Kennedy, who was a founder of the organization but stepped away to run for the presidency. Dr. Ashish Jha, former White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator, discusses misinformation and its deadly consequences. 0:00 The U.S. faces its largest measles outbreak in decades 2:55 A doctor analyzes RFK Jr.’s anti-vaccine…
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According to the latest Fox News poll, voters say they trust Democrats more than Republicans to handle inflation and prices, a shift from 2022, when Republicans had a sizable advantage on the issue. The poll also finds that a majority of voters say the Trump administration has made the economy worse, including 25% of Republicans surveyed. Meanwhile, there’s new reporting that a Trump-aligned super PAC is spending more than $100 million in several House districts that Trump comfortably won in 2024. The Morning Joe panel discusses the latest poll numbers and whether they suggest Republican voters are starting to break with Trump.
The prospect of artificial intelligence tools being used to do significant harm presents the companies and their leaders with a legal challenge.