The Chargers’ second day of training camp in pads went two hours — the longest of the summer — but starting right guard Jamaree Salyer did not last until the end. Salyer went down during a two-minute drill and briefly stayed on the field before standing and walking into the facility. He did not return […]
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Far away from a field, hours before a game, Andrew Friedman just hammered out the biggest hit of the Dodger season. Trading for the Detroit Tigers’ Jack Flaherty? Home run. Acquiring a local kid who is experiencing a career rebirth, ranking among baseball’s leaders in several key categories, consistent and powerful all season? Game changer.
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The Royal Institute of British Architects has unveiled its shortlist for this year’s Stirling Prize, made up of six British buildings that are “purposeful yet unassuming”. All shortlisted projects are in England, with just two of the six located outside of London. These are Phase 2 of the Park Hill estate regeneration in Sheffield by
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Brazilian surfer Gabriel Medina had just made Olympic surfing history, receiving a score of 9.9 out of a possible 10 points during the third round of competition Monday at the Paris Games. Standing with other photographers on a nearby boat off the coast of Teagyoi’o, Tahiti, where the surfing competition is being held, Jerome Brouillet
SAN DIEGO — It took until the final hours before Tuesday’s trade deadline, but the Dodgers finally landed the impact pitcher they so desperately coveted. In a deadline-day deal with the Detroit Tigers, the Dodgers acquired veteran starter Jack Flaherty, according to a person with knowledge of the situation but unauthorized to speak publicly — adding
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PARIS — Every four years the world pauses for two weeks to cheer on rowers, fencers, archers and weightlifters, who win and lose in anonymity for most of their careers. But one moment of brilliance during that narrow window can change the trajectory of a sport or an athlete forever. Think Nadia Comaneci on the balance
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Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis has created four rotating glass pillars for the plaza of Atlanta’s High Museum of Art. Panorama consists of four rectangular pillars clad in glass panels of orange and red ombre that rotate to offer visitors “a different perspective of their surroundings” when passing through and around the installation. Sabine Marcelis has
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Mark Zuckerberg’s vision for AI isn’t a single chatbot like OpenAI’s ChatGPT or Anthropic’s Claude; he instead envisions as many chatbots as there are Meta users, each infused with unique personalities and likenesses. At the 2024 SIGGRAPH conference on Monday, Zuckerberg told Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang about Meta’s new AI studio, released the same day
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. To all entrepreneurs who fear AI job displacement, it’s important to remember that headlines only share a slice of the story but don’t always call out exactly what you need to focus on. In the last year, numerous articles have been published about AI replacing jobs. While
PARIS — In what has become a daily ritual, crowds jostle along the Champs-Élysées, bypassing cafes and expensive shops, moving eastward in numbers so great that they spill off the sidewalks and into the street. They are headed for fencing at the Grand Palais or skateboarding at the Place de la Concorde. An Uber driver grumbles
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