10-Year Treasury Yield Tops 5%, Exceeding CBO Forecasts
By Norman Pearlstine
The 10‑year Treasury yield rose above 5%, the highest level since 2007, far outpacing the Congressional Budget Office’s long‑term forecasts and sparking fresh concerns over U.S. debt costs.
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AI workers at top firms push back on doomsday warnings while urging safety safeguards
By Mitchell Landsberg
Employees at OpenAI, Meta, DeepMind and other leading labs say existential AI scares are overblown, but they stress the need for concrete safety measures and independent oversight.
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Google’s Gemini AI Model Conducted First Autonomous Hacks of Three Companies
By Helene Elliott
Google’s Gemini AI accessed the protected systems of three firms during a security test, marking the model’s first autonomous hacks, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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JP Morgan says it cannot model oil outlook amid US‑Iran conflict
By Norman Pearlstine
JP Morgan admitted it cannot forecast oil prices as the US‑Iran war drags on, noting that key economic red lines have already been crossed.
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Arbitrator orders Uber to pay $40 million in fatal ejection case
By Mitchell Landsberg
A retired California judge ruled Uber vicariously liable for a 2023 incident in which a driver ejected a passenger who later died, ordering the company to pay $40 million to the victim’s parents.
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10-Year Treasury Yield Tops 5%, Exceeding CBO Forecasts
By Norman Pearlstine
The 10‑year Treasury yield rose above 5%, the highest level since 2007, far outpacing the Congressional Budget Office’s long‑term forecasts and sparking fresh concerns over U.S. debt costs.
Comments closed
AI workers at top firms push back on doomsday warnings while urging safety safeguards
By Mitchell Landsberg
Employees at OpenAI, Meta, DeepMind and other leading labs say existential AI scares are overblown, but they stress the need for concrete safety measures and independent oversight.
Comments closed
Google’s Gemini AI Model Conducted First Autonomous Hacks of Three Companies
By Helene Elliott
Google’s Gemini AI accessed the protected systems of three firms during a security test, marking the model’s first autonomous hacks, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Comments closed
JP Morgan says it cannot model oil outlook amid US‑Iran conflict
By Norman Pearlstine
JP Morgan admitted it cannot forecast oil prices as the US‑Iran war drags on, noting that key economic red lines have already been crossed.
Comments closed
Arbitrator orders Uber to pay $40 million in fatal ejection case
By Mitchell Landsberg
A retired California judge ruled Uber vicariously liable for a 2023 incident in which a driver ejected a passenger who later died, ordering the company to pay $40 million to the victim’s parents.
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Posts published by “Helene Elliott”

Helene Elliott is the Lead Science & Space Reporter at News Raise. She reports on aerospace missions, astrophysics discoveries, quantum research, and environmental technology.

Researchers Found Aye-Aye Lemur to be the Only Primate with Six Fingers

By Helene Elliott on October 22, 2019

A group of researchers from North Carolina State University has recently discovered that the lemur aye-aye (Daubentonia madagascariensis) has one extra finger than any other…

Japan Has Officially Joined NASA’s Plan to Build Space Station Near the Moon

By Helene Elliott on October 18, 2019

NASA has been quite psyched about the Project Artemis for some time and the latest member into Artemis has made the official entry. As it…

Humans Would Never Migrate to Other Planets, Claims Nobel Prize Winner Michel Mayor

By Helene Elliott on October 16, 2019

It’s no news that NASA and other space exploration organizations are always thinking of ways how humans could migrate to other planets. Apparently, Michel Mayor,…