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Europe’s AI Poster Child Klarna Taps the Brakes on Chatbots

STOCKHOLM/NEW YORK — After becoming one of the early adopters in Europe of artificial intelligence, Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski says the lender may have gone too far in using the technology to cut costs at the expense of service and product improvement. Global companies are racing to harness AI to...

Gesture Politics No Help to Palestinians, but It Does Breed Antisemitism

This month, France, Canada, Australia, and possibly Britain will recognize a Palestinian state at the United Nations General Assembly. Also, some 1,800 actors and filmmakers, including Mark Ruffalo and Cynthia Nixon, have signed a public letter pledging “not to screen films, appear at or otherwise work with Israeli film institutions.”...

Tech Company Merger Aims to Aid Special Ed in CA Public Schools

Medical Billing Technologies, a leader in education reimbursement, and SIRAS Systems, the state’s second-largest provider of web-based special education software, have been helping school districts obtain funding, file tedious paperwork, and remain in compliance for years. Now, MBT has acquired SIRAS, offering the first commercially available, all-in-one system that combines...

Project 2025 Think Tank Takes On the Constitution in New Book

WASHINGTON — With a preface by Justice Samuel Alito and contributions from more than 30 conservative judges, the Heritage Foundation, the influential think tank that has helped shape the Trump administration’s second-term agenda, will soon publish an 800-page, clause-by-clause analysis of the Constitution. “The Heritage Guide to the Constitution” is...

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