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Microsoft AI Boss Warns of Growing Drive to Build Human-Replacing Superintelligence — Stephen Brashear/Getty Images via Getty Images

Microsoft · United States

Microsoft AI Boss Warns of Growing Drive to Build Human-Replacing Superintelligence

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Mexico’s Supreme Court rules against magnate’s $2.6B tax debt challenges — CHANDAN KHANNA/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Mexico Economy · Mexico

Mexico’s Supreme Court rules against magnate’s $2.6B tax debt challenges

47% Left coverage: 15 sources

Mexico’s Supreme Court on Thursday rejected legal measures from companies in the conglomerate led by one of the country’s wealthiest men, challenging tax debts of more than $2.6 billion dollars.See the Story

Marco Rubio Rejects Unilaterally Sending U.S. Troops Into Mexico: 'Not Going To'

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Marco Rubio Rejects Unilaterally Sending U.S. Troops Into Mexico: 'Not Going To'

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

Secretary of State Marco Rubio rejected the possibility that the U.S. will unilaterally send troops into Mexico, a statement that stands in contrast with a report from last week claiming such a See the Story

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