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The Verge AI search company Perplexity is putting to the test whether it’s a good idea to use AI to serve crucial voting information with a new Election Information Hub it announced on Friday. The hub offers things like AI-generated answers to voting questions and summaries of candidates, and on November 5th, Election Day, the company says it will track vote counts live, using data from The Associated Press. Perplexity says its voter information, which includes polling requirements, locations, and times, is based on data from Democracy Works. (The same group powers similar features from Google). And that its election-related answers come from “a curated set of the most trustworthy and informative sources.” Perplexity spokesperson Sara Plotnick... Continue reading…

"Most" Arab governments like Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump because he's a "transactional guy," a foreign policy expert told ABC News, adding that the stakes of Tuesday's election for the Middle East are "enormously high."

Ukraine’s President said Western allies are ‘just waiting for the North Korean military to start targeting Ukrainians.’Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has condemned what he says is a lack…

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In Season 2 of Tulsa King, Dwight “The General” Manfredi, played by Sylvester Stallone, finds himself navigating the complex underworld of Tulsa, Oklahoma. After establishing a foothold in the local crime scene, Dwight faces new challenges as rival factions emerge, threatening to dismantle the empire he’s built. Loyalties are tested as he contends with betrayal from unlikely allies and pressure from law enforcement closing in on his operations. Meanwhile, Dwight must confront his estranged family ties and dark past, all while strategizing to maintain his reign in a city that’s as unpredictable as it is unforgiving. Tulsa King Season 2 Review (episodes 1-7) Season 1 of Tulsa King was a wonderful surprise for fans of both Sylvester Stallone and the gangster genre. With its delightful balance of hard-hitting violence and measured fish-out-of-water humor, Sly’s anachronistic mobster won audience hearts while teasing a second season full of more of what they loved about the first. With seven episodes of season 2 in the can, we can say that Taylor Sheridan and the folks at Paramount+ have more or less delivered on season 1’s promise. Despite a loveable cast of misfit gangsters portrayed by a solid group of performers, the show rests on Stallone’s swaggering HGH-filled shoulders. Fortunately, he’s more than up for it. It’s a testament to the power of charisma and charm that viewers continue to cheer for The General as he remorselessly mows his way through baddies who threaten his burgeoning kingdom week after week. However, as much fun as the show may be, The rest of this is for PREMIUM and STANDARD members only.Try It For One Month FREE! Help us to defeat the Woke Mind Virus. Join today.Already a member? Log in here The post Tulsa King (season 2) first appeared on Worth it or Woke.