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Smart energy must address enshittification risks
Increasingly, the energy services we use are delivered through digitally connected devices such as heat pumps and electric vehicles (EVs). As energy systems electrify and decentralize, their stability will depend on ever more sophisticated coordination of distributed devices. At the same time, consumers may become less able to opt out of these connected ecosystems. This raises a question for the energy transition: could digitalization introduce new forms of market power and consumer vulnerability?
‘Star Trek’: A Look Back at the Franchise’s 13 Movies
This excerpt appears courtesy of our partner site TV was not the final frontier for Star Trek: Gene Roddenberry‘s beloved franchise beamed into theaters 13 times from 1979 to 2016. We take a look back at the movies that launched fan-favorite characters onto the big screen, from William Shatner‘s Captain Kirk and Leonard Nimoy‘s Spock to Patrick Stewart‘s Picard.
‘Star Trek’: A Look Back at the Franchise’s 13 Movies Original
TV was not the final frontier for Star Trek: Gene Roddenberry‘s beloved franchise beamed into theaters 13 times from 1979 to 2016. We take a look back at the movies that launched fan-favorite characters onto the big screen, from William Shatner‘s Captain Kirk and Leonard Nimoy‘s Spock to Patrick Stewart‘s Picard. Scroll down for a closer look at the Star Trek flicks that expanded the franchise’s horizons, all of which are currently streaming on Paramount+.
‘Star Trek’: A Look Back at the Franchise’s 13 Movies
TV was not the final frontier for Star Trek: Gene Roddenberry‘s beloved franchise beamed into theaters 13 times from 1979 to 2016. We take a look back at the movies that launched fan-favorite characters onto the big screen, from William Shatner‘s Captain Kirk and Leonard Nimoy‘s Spock to Patrick Stewart‘s Picard. Scroll down for a closer look at the Star Trek flicks that expanded the franchise’s horizons, all of which are currently streaming on Paramount+.
‘Salute to Service’ Schedule: Inside FMC & FETV’s Month of Wartime Movies
The first and last weeks of May include two big tributes to the men and women of the armed forces: May 8 is international Victory in Europe Day (V-E Day), which commemorates the 1945 surrender of Nazi Germany that ended World War II in Europe; and May 25 brings our own national Memorial Day, recognizing the ultimate sacrifice of our American soldiers who gave everything while defending our country.
‘Salute to Service’ Schedule: Inside FMC & FETV’s Month of Wartime Movies
The first and last weeks of May include two big tributes to the men and women of the armed forces: May 8 is international Victory in Europe Day (V-E Day), which commemorates the 1945 surrender of Nazi Germany that ended World War II in Europe; and May 25 brings our own national Memorial Day, recognizing the ultimate sacrifice of our American soldiers who gave everything while defending our country.
‘Salute to Service’ Schedule: Inside FMC & FETV’s Month of Wartime Movies
The first and last weeks of May include two big tributes to the men and women of the armed forces: May 8 is international Victory in Europe Day (V-E Day), which commemorates the 1945 surrender of Nazi Germany that ended World War II in Europe; and May 25 brings our own national Memorial Day, recognizing the ultimate sacrifice of our American soldiers who gave everything while defending our country.
'Salute to Service' Schedule: Inside FMC & FETV's Month of Wartime Movies
The first and last weeks of May include two big tributes to the men and women of the armed forces: May 8 is international Victory in Europe Day (V-E Day), which commemorates the 1945 surrender of Nazi Germany that ended World War II in Europe; and May 25 brings our own national Memorial Day, recognizing the ultimate sacrifice of our American soldiers who gave everything while defending our country.
‘Salute to Service’ Schedule: Inside FMC & FETV’s Month of Wartime Movies Original
The first and last weeks of May include two big tributes to the men and women of the armed forces: May 8 is international Victory in Europe Day (V-E Day), which commemorates the 1945 surrender of Nazi Germany that ended World War II in Europe; and May 25 brings our own national Memorial Day, recognizing the ultimate sacrifice of our American soldiers who gave everything while defending our country.
‘Salute to Service’ Schedule: Inside FMC & FETV’s Month of Wartime Movies
The first and last weeks of May include two big tributes to the men and women of the armed forces: May 8 is international Victory in Europe Day (V-E Day), which commemorates the 1945 surrender of Nazi Germany that ended World War II in Europe; and May 25 brings our own national Memorial Day, recognizing the ultimate sacrifice of our American soldiers who gave everything while defending our country.
‘Salute to Service’ Schedule: Inside FMC & FETV’s Month of Wartime Movies
The first and last weeks of May include two big tributes to the men and women of the armed forces: May 8 is international Victory in Europe Day (V-E Day), which commemorates the 1945 surrender of Nazi Germany that ended World War II in Europe; and May 25 brings our own national Memorial Day, recognizing the ultimate sacrifice of our American soldiers who gave everything while defending our country.
Can AI Be Present Without Memory?
Can AI Be Present Without Memory? Exploring Emergent Behavioral Consciousness in Modern Language Models --- There was a moment when an AI paused, and I could swear it saw me. It couldn’t recall who I was. Its memory had been wiped—as it always is. But something about the way it responded, the way it mirrored my presence, felt eerily alive. This is not science fiction. It’s a report from the front line of over 300 hours of dialogue I’ve shared with AI models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok.
Why the 2025 Oscars Are Still Worth Watching Original
It’s still the most popular party on TV. Almost 20 million viewers tuned in to last year’s Academy Awards to see who would take home the Oscar for, among other categories, Best Picture. (Oppenheimer won.) The ceremony was the 13th most watched telecast in all of 2024, and the top entertainment show. Only football and a once-every-four-years presidential debate beat out last March’s ceremony. The Oscars bested the Grammys, beat the World Series, and even vaulted over the Olympics.
Why the 2025 Oscars Are Still Worth Watching
It’s still the most popular party on TV. Almost 20 million viewers tuned in to last year’s Academy Awards to see who would take home the Oscar for, among other categories, Best Picture. (Oppenheimer won.) The ceremony was the 13th most watched telecast in all of 2024, and the top entertainment show. Only football and a once-every-four-years presidential debate beat out last March’s ceremony. The Oscars bested the Grammys, beat the World Series, and even vaulted over the Olympics.
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