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Almost a third of AI users have entered sensitive information into ChatGPT, and 14% admit entering company trade secrets.

More U.S. citizens are considering obtaining a passport for a second country, with two major routes open to them.

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The Fair Districts amendments that Florida voters approved in 2010 have been eviscerated by an absurd decision at our own ...

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A shopkeeper was attacked by Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) workers for not speaking Marathi. And this episode is not isolated as similar attacks have been reported across Maharashtra and India.

Atlas Guo is a cartographer and Ph.D. student. We met with him to learn more about mapping natural disasters and what goes into making a well-designed map.