MacPaw Partners With Liquid AI To Bring On-Device AI To Macs

MacPaw is working with Liquid AI to develop local AI for Macs, using Elix and Mnemos, MacPaw's own on-device inference and memory technologies.

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Turn On, Tune In, Drop Top: We Drive the 2027 Ferrari Amalfi Spider

If you ever find yourself stuck behind pedestrian traffic on a Greek mountain road in a Ferrari Amalfi Spider, use the moment as an introspection checkpoint. Ask yourself things like "How deep is my capacity to feel?" and "How sharply honed are my emotional antennae?" Cruising behind a tired Seat Ibiza at 37 mph, you can drop the top, flip the manettino to Comfort, and use the Amalfi's cabin as a leather-laden barometer for your self-assessment. If the firm embrace of beautifully upholstered sport seats and the tactile precision of expertly milled switchgear aren't enough to set your dopamine receptors alight, you're probably not living fully in the moment.

Jewish leaders turn down meeting with Conservative council candidate jailed for antisemitism – UK politics live

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Jewish leaders turn down meeting with Conservative council candidate jailed for antisemitism

The Board of Deputies of British Jews and the Jewish Leadership Council have said they will meet the Conservative Party to discuss the selection of a former neo-Nazi as a council candidate, but declined to meet Joshua Bonehill-Paine himself.

India’s severe monsoon season causes more than 100 deaths since July

Monsoon downpours cause floods and landslides as climate change and El Nino disrupt rainfall patterns.

Floods and landslides triggered by monsoon rains have killed more than 100 people across India since July, according to official data, with thousands forced to flee flooded homes.

Prioritise new jobs over green targets to win public contracts, firms told

Andy Burnham will tell firms bidding for public contracts to prove they are creating jobs rather than meeting green and social targets in a bid to get more people into work.

How Israeli restrictions on Palestinians’ movement break up the West Bank

Every Palestinian born in the West Bank before the start of the occupation in 1967 has witnessed the extent to which Israel has transformed the landscape through spatial planning, military closures, and settlement, infrastructure and road construction. Sixty years on, what used to be a straightforward journey from point A to point B within the West Bank has become an arduous and frequently hazardous undertaking.

The Chinese woman behind a viral interview with Christopher Nolan has tips for asking great questions

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I accidentally retired from my decades-long career. The adjustment came with a larger identity shift.

One morning, after my husband drifted to his home office, I started a load of laundry and stood listening to the machine hum, the familiar hiss of water filling the drum. I thought, "Now what?"

Chinese RAM is reportedly landing in laptops from HP, Asus and Acer but it won't change the memory crisis overnight

Chinese memory manufacturer CXMT is the fourth-biggest memory maker in the world, and, chances are you've only heard of it recently. That's because, just last week, its shares saw a 466% surge as it made its initial public offering, becoming one of China's most valuable companies in the process.

Silicon Valley's favorite fantasy is back: one app to rule them all

Silicon Valley has spent years obsessing over "super apps" that can do it all. AI is powering a new version of that dream.