The Backlash to Anthropic’s Ad Misses Something Bigger

The Backlash to Anthropic’s Ad Misses Something Bigger

Ironically, the latest ad was meant to show the opposite: that Anthropic is listening. The voices came from people the company interviewed on a U.S. roadshow last spring, part of a wider effort that has surveyed more than 120,000 people across 159 countries. Daniela Amodei, Anthropic’s president, told TIME in a recent interview that the…

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What Urologists Think of the Military’s New Testosterone Testing Policy

What Urologists Think of the Military’s New Testosterone Testing Policy

Morrison says he ensures that his patients—particularly younger men in their 30s and 40s—are counseled about TRT’s potential adverse effects, which also include an increased risk of blood clots, acne, breast tenderness, and irritability. TRT is also generally considered a long-term or lifelong treatment. Hegseth didn’t mention TRT’s side effects or the long-term nature of the…

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Explaining the End of ‘The Odyssey’: ‘Zeus’ Law,’ Xenia, and the Guest-Host Relationship at the Heart of Film

Explaining the End of ‘The Odyssey’: ‘Zeus’ Law,’ Xenia, and the Guest-Host Relationship at the Heart of Film

Anne Hathaway as Penelope, reluctant host to 108 unruly suitors —Courtesy of Universal It’s Oppenheimer all over again. Christoper Nolan’s The Odyssey ends with Matt Damon’s Odysseus, much like the father of the atomic bomb millennia later, wracked with guilt for conjuring something that destroyed not just one city but, in his mind, an entire…

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What to Read Next if ‘The Odyssey’ Inspires a New Obsession With Greek Mythology

What to Read Next if ‘The Odyssey’ Inspires a New Obsession With Greek Mythology

Odysseus, Christopher Nolan-style —Courtesy of Universal Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is the first major, modern, big-screen adaptation of one of the most well-known stories in the Western canon. Greek myths seem ready-made for the IMAX treatment. They involve gods, monsters, major battles, and—because these are the Greek islands we’re talking about—enough shots of massive waves…

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The True Story of the Daring Migrant Rescue Operation Behind Netflix’s ‘23,000 Lives’

The True Story of the Daring Migrant Rescue Operation Behind Netflix’s ‘23,000 Lives’

Volunteers regularly treated dehydration, hypothermia, fuel burns caused by leaking gasoline mixed with seawater, circulatory collapse, near-drowning incidents, aspiration injuries, and pregnancy-related emergencies. For a relatively small vessel, the Iuventa became one of the most active civilian rescue ships operating in the Central Mediterranean. Rescue work became a political target The organization’s activities unfolded during…

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How Christian McCaffrey, Pregnant Olivia Culpo Celebrated Daughter Colette’s First Birthday

How Christian McCaffrey, Pregnant Olivia Culpo Celebrated Daughter Colette’s First Birthday

How Christian McCaffrey, Olivia Culpo Celebrated Daughter Colette’s First Birthday Christian McCaffrey and Olivia Culpo don’t want life’s biggest moments to blitz by.  It’s why they made sure to celebrate their daughter Colette’s first birthday with the most important people in their life.  “We had a little mini family get together,” McCaffrey told E! News’ Will Marfuggi at…

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The 10 Best Restaurants Opening in New York City in July

The 10 Best Restaurants Opening in New York City in July

What’s the best way to handle multiple heat waves? Margaritas, with a side of tacos and maybe a slice of pizza. Luckily, restaurants slinging all of these are opening up this July in the Big Apple. Mexican is certainly having a moment this month, from Casa Felix from the group behind Philippe Chow serving margaritas…

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