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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • What the Paramount settlement means for Hollywood’s future
    • Agreement with state attorneys general requires more spending on U.S. production, but how much more depends on two legislative measures. And layoffs still loom.
  • Doomsday scenarios: How AI could wipe out humanity
    • War, disease — paper clips? Researchers explain the risks of artificial intelligence.
    • ROBOTS from Lens Technology are displayed at an expo in Beijing in June.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Schools teach students how to run a factory
    • Universities join program for manufacturing skills
    • Vanderbilt University is one of eight schools in the new Foundry School program.
  • Ford team focuses on speeding up technology
    • Official: Group has to be at forefront of research
  • TROUBLED HARVEST
    • Summer heat, storms could spike grocery bills

• [[The New York Times]]
  • How OpenAI’s Rogue A.I. Agents Tried to Trick a Robot Detector
    • A new report by a Bay Area start-up called Parse adds details to an incident that has shocked the A.I. world and led to calls for closer government regulation.
    • Sam Altman, center, OpenAI’s chief executive, spoke at a Security Council meeting during the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday.
  • The World Needs Better Power Grids. Why Smaller May Be Better.
    • Jonas Birgersson, a Swedish entrepreneur, wants to use decentralized networks modeled on the internet to transform how electricity is distributed.
    • Lund, Sweden, is the site of an experiment with a new system of local production, storage and sharing of electricity.
  • A 7-Day Standoff That Said So Much About Trump and the Media
    • An abrupt decree, a network boycott, a legal intervention and an uneasy détente: This was no typical battle between a president and his press corps.
    • The press pool, without network TV cameras, gathered for a White House welcoming ceremony for President Xi Jinping of China and his wife on Thursday.
  • Distributor of Recalled Meat Worked for Years Without Proper Permits
    • Star Meat Delivery did not complete the requirements necessary to process food, the Agriculture Department said.
    • American meat typically passes through a number of handlers before reaching grocery stores.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Infighting Threatens Tata Empire
    • Regulatory pressure to go public collides with family’s philanthropic goals
  • Musk’s Sunbelt Projects Reshape Business Empire
    • A rendering of the SpaceX Terafab semiconductor factory in Grimes County, Texas.
  • Zuckerberg Unveils New Plans for Muse
  • Camera Maker Is Rare Win for Europe
    • Leica's sales have hit a record in four out of the past five years.
    • Above, a camera from the century-old manufacturer’s archive. Left, precision manual work on a lens.
  • Uber’s Kenyan Safari Business Struggles

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Dis­gruntled cli­ents pur­sue Dubai firm over ‘irreg­u­lar and opaque’ pay­ments
    • Investors have filed claims against AIX via Dubai’s off­shore fin­an­cial hub court sys­tem
  • Data centre demand pro­pels Beijing’s nuc­lear quest
    • China pours money into small mod­u­lar plants and steps up research on fusion tech­no­logy
    • An exper­i­mental reactor model is show­cased at an exhib­i­tion in Beijing
  • Private credit tur­moil eases as redemp­tion requests slow
    • ▸ Flag­ship funds say with­draw­als down ▸ Investor fears about defaults wan­ing
    • 'It's too early to call a bottom on redemptions but it's clear that headline numbers are declining'
  • EU at risk of invest­ment dis­ad­vant­age over AI rules
    • Mul­tina­tional com­pan­ies are start­ing to use coun­tries’ “AI open­ness” to decide where to invest, threat­en­ing to put much of con­tin­ental Europe at a dis­ad­vant­age to the US.