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Mitch McConnell Pokes Head Out Of Shell With New 'Proof Of Life' Pic From Rehab
Mitch McConnell Pokes Head Out Of Shell With New 'Proof Of Life' Pic From Rehab
Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) on Monday 'said' he's undergoing physical therapy, but that he hasn't been medically cleared to leave rehab after being admitted to the hospital after his June 14 fall.
"I'm still working hard to get back to my full schedule of work in the Senate and in Kentucky, keeping up with intense physical therapy per my doctors' orders," McConnell, 84, one of the oldest members of the Senate, said in a statement - adding...
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Apr 26, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Compute Costs More Than Talent In AI
Compute Costs More Than Talent In AI
For leading AI companies, the biggest expense is not talent. It is compute.
This chart from Visual Capitalist’s AI Week, sponsored by Terzo, uses Epoch AI data to compare spending at Anthropic, Minimax, and Z.ai across R&D compute, inference compute, and staff plus other costs.
In every case, compute accounts for the majority of total spending, underscoring how capital-intensive it has become to build and serve frontier AI models.
How AI Company Costs Break Down
Despite differences in scale, all three companies allocate the largest share of their budgets to a...
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Apr 29, 2026 / Dave DeCamp
House Approves Three-Year Extension of Warrantless Spy Powers
The House on Wednesday approved a three-year extension of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which gives the federal government the power to conduct warrantless surveillance of Americans. The extension passed in a vote of 235-191, a day before its previous extension expires. The bill, in its current form, may not make […]
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Mar 20, 2026 / Tyler Durden
IEA Chief Warns Gulf Flows May Take Six Months To Restore After Biggest-Ever Energy Shock
IEA Chief Warns Gulf Flows May Take Six Months To Restore After Biggest-Ever Energy Shock
The head of the International Energy Agency told the Financial Times on Friday that the world is severely underestimating the scale of the Gulf energy shock, and that it may take at least six months to restore disrupted oil and gas flows.
Fatih Birol described the conflict, now in its third week, as "the greatest global energy security threat in history", and said it would take time "to have oil and gas rehabilitated".
"It will be six...
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