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Elon Musk proposes Boring Company Hyperloop linking Austin and San Antonio

By Norman Pearlstine

Elon Musk announced that The Boring Company is planning a 'simple precursor Hyperloop' to cut travel between Austin and San Antonio to under 30 minutes, amid mixed reactions and a recent $3 billion funding round.

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Nvidia CEO dismisses AI extinction warnings as unfounded

By Mitchell Landsberg

Nvidia chief Jensen Huang called recent predictions that AI could end humanity by 2030 a "doomsday narrative" and said the risk is zero percent.

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Asian Stocks Rise as Treasury Secretary Bessent Hails Successful US‑China Talks Ahead of Trump‑Xi Meeting

By Helene Elliott

Asian equities climbed on Monday after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the United States had a "very successful engagement" with China, while investors brace for the upcoming Trump‑Xi summit.

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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.

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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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Elon Musk proposes Boring Company Hyperloop linking Austin and San Antonio

By Norman Pearlstine

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Nvidia CEO dismisses AI extinction warnings as unfounded

By Mitchell Landsberg

Nvidia chief Jensen Huang called recent predictions that AI could end humanity by 2030 a "doomsday narrative" and said the risk is zero percent.

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Asian Stocks Rise as Treasury Secretary Bessent Hails Successful US‑China Talks Ahead of Trump‑Xi Meeting

By Helene Elliott

Asian equities climbed on Monday after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the United States had a "very successful engagement" with China, while investors brace for the upcoming Trump‑Xi summit.

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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.

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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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Stanford scientists have created mice whose brains contain millions of functional human neurons, opening new avenues for studying neurocognitive disorders while sparking ethical debate.

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Stanford Researchers Engineer Mice With Half Human Brains for Disease Study