Aviation: Delta hopes to use AI to likely have you pay more for flights
Delta intends to use AI to figure out how to price each seat, per customer, differently, based on their estimate of your willingness to pay.
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Delta intends to use AI to figure out how to price each seat, per customer, differently, based on their estimate of your willingness to pay.
Climate scientists saying obviously untrue things are not helpful to climate issues.
New homes, as of 2015, were 1,000 sq ft larger than in the 1970s, and have fewer occupants today.
The Netherlands begins to ration electricity. They used to use electricity for lighting, now they'll be back to candles.
The actual paid costs for college education have been dropping since 2010, says the Fed.
In the past week, the media has turned against AI, much like they did with EVs.
If you do 3D photography, as I do, then you know of Masjui Suto and his significant contributions to 3D photography and his Stereo PhotoMaker software.
Average discount rate now over 56%, an all time high.
The unemployment rate today is 4.2%, well below levels seen in the past. It's tougher than recent years but hardly a disaster.
This does not look good.
For Democrats, pride in America goes up when a Democrat is President, down under Republican admins, per Gallop. Independents not happy at all.
Racial classifications that do not necessarily involve actual races.
It is proposed to ban fluoride added to public water. Only about 5% of the world has fluoride added to water; a tiny sliver has naturually occurring fluoride in their…