Day: November 19, 2023

Get ready to elevate your Thanksgiving experience with a dash of Green Wednesday excitement – the cannabis community’s second most significant holiday, right after the iconic 4/20. As we gear up for the traditional festivities, let’s explore the latest cannabis products that are not only perfect for gifting but also for your own culinary enjoyment. See Also: Ready-To-Bake: Optimize Cannabis Retail Sales For Thanksgiving With BDSA’s Basket Analytics Tempo Solventless Hash 2-Pack Crackers By Tempo Crackers: Spice Up Your Snack Game!California’s edibles scene just got a major upgrade with Tempo C… Read More “Green Wednesday Delights: Your Ultimate Thanksgiving Cannabis Gift Guide”

The national embarrassment of President Joe Biden’s administration is going from bad to worse. While the establishment media tried to paint Biden’s showing at last week’s summit in San Francisco as a tough-talking leader of the free World — thanks to Biden labeling Chinese communist leader Xi Jinping a “dictator” during a news conference — House Republican Speaker Mike Johnson had a more realistic view. Biden, Johnson said, is “projecting weakness,” and it wasn’t just Biden’s lowlights at the summit that proved it. Any American who caught coverage of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation sum… Read More “‘Projecting Weakness’: Speaker Johnson Slams Biden on Xi Summit, Energy Experts Blast ‘Climate’ Deal”

The network is spreading photos and videos demonstrating a striking rare phenomenon in Florida. In viral images, one side of the sky is illuminated with bright colors, while the other appears dim and dark. RBC-Ukraine invites you to see how this astonishing optical illusion looks, which has everyone talking. It’s definitely worth seeing. Sources used in creating the material: X(Twitter) user gunsnrosesgirl3. Sunset in Florida divided the sky into two parts On one half, the clouds shine in orange, multi-layered, and vibrant hues. On the other side, the clouds are gray and denser, allowing less … Read More “Sky in Florida split into two halves: Captivating moment of sunset”

Artificial intelligence has already proven its uniqueness and versatility, and now it has reached the fashion industry, where it can easily change and create new trends. Ukrainian designer Andre Tan tells about how AI influences the fashion industry. How artificial intelligence affects modern industry Artificial intelligence is rapidly penetrating all aspects of our lives, and the fashion industry is no exception. AI has been involved in many interesting and innovative developments in the fashion industry. Currently, it continues to create exciting projects for modern fashion, but whether it a… Read More “Artificial intelligence in fashion industry”

France, Germany, and Italy have reached an agreement on how artificial intelligence (AI) should be regulated, according to a joint paper seen by Reuters, which is expected to accelerate negotiations at the European level. The three governments support commitments that are voluntary, but binding on small and large AI providers in the European Union that sign up to them. The European Commission, the European Parliament, and the EU Council are negotiating how the bloc should position itself. The EU’s AI Act: A guide to understanding the ambitious plans to regulate artificial intelligenceIn June, … Read More “EU AI Act: Germany, France and Italy reach agreement on the future of AI regulation in Europe”

Migrants reaching Germany through irregular channels and asylum seekers whose claims are rejected could help the country overcome its labour shortage, accoring to Amy Pope, the new head of the UN’s International Organization for Migration (IOM). “We hear from the private sector that it is easier to employ someone who is already in the country,” she told dpa ahead of her first visit to Berlin on Monday. From a practical point of view, there are good reasons to proceed this way, she added. However, she said she could understand if governments were reluctant to reward migrants with jobs who have … Read More “Solve labour shortage with irregular migrants, says new IOM boss”

Scientists have developed an electric mini-aircraft capable of reaching speeds of up to 96 km per hour. The second pilot in such vehicles will be artificial intelligence. This technical innovation will cost $160,000, according to The Sun. How the mini-aircraft will look This ultralight flying machine can take off and land on the deck of a large ship. Developers position it as a “toy for the super-rich.” The aircraft is intended to replace a jet ski. The concept of the aircraft was developed by Klissarov Design and is named Acro, designed for maritime use. Although the development is still in t… Read More “Scientists designed modern AI-controlled mini-aircraft – Photos”