From AI in banking to robot antelopes in the Himalayas — today is all about tech that’s real, absurd, and everything in between
AI finds its footing in finance, Gulf carriers keep raising the bar, clean fuel dreams falter, an internet relic finally bows out, a nostalgic ad stirs old anxieties, and a quirky conservation effort trots in from the high mountains.
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Yes – REAL world
CB Insights maps out practical, revenue-generating applications of generative AI in financial services — proof the hype can have substance.
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You really should try these
Emirates, Etihad, and Qatar Airways are doubling down on premium cabins. Expect more suites, better service, and pricing to match.
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Airlines’ clean fuels — a failure worth reading about
Reuters breaks down why sustainable aviation fuels haven’t lived up to the promises. Spoiler: it’s not just about the technology.
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So long, farewell — yes, REALLY long farewell
AOL is finally ending dial-up internet service. For some, it’s a joke from another era; for others, it’s the last click of a long, slow modem handshake.
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The memory lingers — and might still make you anxious
That airline safety video you remember all too well is still out there, and yes, it can still raise your pulse.
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Quirky: Robot antelopes in the Himalayas — but for a good cause
Chinese scientists have built robot antelopes to help study and protect wildlife in the region. Equal parts bizarre and brilliant.
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