Illustration by Cath Virginia / The Verge The US Department of Energy (DOE) thinks AI can speed up the process of connecting new energy projects to the power grid. It announced $30 million in funding now available through its Artificial Intelligence for Interconnection (AI4IX) program. The DOE is interested in fostering partnerships between grid operators and software and energy project developers to get new sources of electricity online faster. The plan is to use AI to streamline the interconnection application process that’s currently painfully slow. The delay is holding up efforts to get new solar and wind farms up and running. Pressure is building to clear that backlog with electricity demand on the rise — ironically in no small part because of the artificial intelligence... Continue reading…

A Bronze Age sword, ritually bent before being deposited as an offering, has been unearthed in Værebro Ådal by a metal detectorist on his first outing. Described as “a very rare find”, an entire hoard with several objects dated to the time of the transition between the Bronze Age and the Iron Age were discovered in a bog near Veksø, including a beautiful neck ring. What makes the finds even more precious is that there are very few finds in bogs from the late Bronze Age. A Continuity of the Offering Tradition According to archaeologist Emil Winther Struve, speaking to the Danish museum organization ROMU, the bending rendered the sword unusable as a weapon, but the design and materials made it a valuable offering.  “We have many hoards from the early and middle Bronze Age, where bronze items appear in bogs, but far fewer from the late Bronze Age. The offering tradition, which was so visible and dominant in earlier periods, is retreating by the end of the Bronze Age,” said Struve, responsible for archaeological excavations in Egedal Municipality. This indicates that the objects were buried around 500 BC, approximately 2,500 years ago. Read moreSection: ArtifactsAncient TechnologyNewsHistory & ArchaeologyRead Later 

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Wendy Williams’ health condition is getting worse after being diagnosed with aphasia and frontotemporal dementia in 2023. According to a file issued in court by her legal guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, the 60-year-old former talk show host has not improved and is said to have become “cognitively impaired, permanently disabled, and legally incapacitated.” This revelation occurred after Morrissey sued Lifetime Entertainment for releasing a documentary Where is Wendy Williams? detailing Williams’ life since her illness began. The documentary, which aired in February 2024, focused on how she had been doing since 2022, and was said by Morrissey as a way of “exploiting Williams” since the disease has “no cure and symptoms get worse over time.” How is Wendy Williams doing? Wendy Williams/Instagram Fans of Wendy Williams and The Wendy Williams Show have been curious about how the former talk show host is doing since she stepped away from the public eye. In 2022, her bank, Wells Fargo, restricted her account, stating that the circumstances surrounding her health required a legal guardian. Hence, Sabrina Morrissey, a lawyer, was appointed as Wendy Williams’ temporary guardian to monitor her progress and make financial decisions on her behalf. In February of this year, Sabrina sued Lifetime Entertainment and other media agencies to prevent the release of confidential information about how Williams was doing. However, despite Morrissey’s claims of “exploitation,” the release of the documentary was approved, and a few days before it aired, Williams’ caregivers publicly disclosed that she had been officially diagnosed with FTD since 2023. They shared that Williams was still living a normal life and would soon recover. The documentary, Where is Wendy Williams? aired as announced. Wendy Williams/Instagram More about the show host’s health update  Recently, a court file detailing Wendy Williams’ health update, issued by Morrissey, was seen. The legal guardian addressed the release of the documentary, stating that Williams was “exploited” because she was not in a position to decide whether to be recorded. She explained that the TV personality was “filmed without a valid contract and released without Guardian’s consent.” Wendy Williams/Instagram Amidst these legal issues, Williams’ family has spoken up about being prevented from seeing their loved one as only Morrissey could attend to her. Although Morrissey has not made an official statement as regards this, the family shared that they have not been able to care for her as they desired and could only hope for her recovery. Next up: Jane Seymour Drops Jaws In Gorgeous Emerald Green Dress While Attending Awards Show The post Wendy Williams Legal Guardian Shares Devastating Update About Her Health appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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