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Earthquake rocks England camp ahead of World Cup friendly in Orlando
Earthquake rocks England camp ahead of World Cup friendly in Orlando A 6.1 magnitude earthquake has been recorded in Orlando and across parts of central Florida An earthquake measuring 6.1 magnitude rocked central Florida on Tuesday, just days after the England team arrived there ahead of the World Cup campaign. The quake, measuring 6.1 on the Richter scale, occurred off the west coast of Cuba, sending tremors across Orlando and other parts of Florida. The National Weather Service has said...
Disney World guests shaken as rare earthquake near Cuba jolts Florida
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Advice for 2026 commencement speakers: Don't bring up AI
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During this year’s graduation season, several ceremonies in the United States turned unexpectedly tense when speakers raised the topic of artificial intelligence. At the University of Arizona in Tucson, former chief executive of Google, Eric Schmidt, was booed while discussing AI and technological change. Speakers at the University of Central Florida in Orlando and Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro received similar treatment.
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Devs know AI code is riddled with holes, but ship it anyway
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China-linked spy site expansion in Cuba raises alarms near key US military bases
As the Trump administration ramps up pressure on Cuba, renewed scrutiny is falling on expanding intelligence infrastructure on the island that analysts say could help China and Russia monitor sensitive U.S. military activity near Florida.New reporting and satellite analysis of a major Cuban signals intelligence facility outside Havana have intensified concerns about foreign surveillance capabilities positioned near Key West naval operations, Homestead Air Reserve Base and launches from Cape...