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A 1956 Science Fiction Forbidden Planet has lessons for those working on AI systems today.

Cars, especially for men, are like timestamps of a period life. They carry many memories both good and bad... but when you love the car it hurts to let it go.

Jack and Linda Menashe and their large extended family of relatives, friends and seemingly everyone they ever met prove that great people are that way because they treat others with love and respect.

The settlement of the lawsuit by CBS with the Trump Administration is a travesty and a true low point for journalism. But there's a way to not only save face but use this sad turn of events to the nation's advantage.

Some history explains why security for Ukraine matters

Media has been democratized but it has led to more division

Artificial intelligence is moving very quickly and we are not prepared for what it will bring. We need to be.

Emotions can cement memories. That makes it your responsibility to make others feel good

Each of my brothers and I slept in what our parents called The Angel Bed. It was a simple bed but we each learned a lot there.

How would the United States deal with an attack similar to the one Israel suffered?

We all know when we are doing the wrong thing. Yet we seem to be doing more wrong things than ever before. Perhaps we need an effort to remind us to do what’s right.

People intentionally behaving badly won’t change simply because we get angry and lash out.

Gentle humor seems to be in short supply these days

Slow down, you move too fast

What is value to you in breaking news? It’s way less than you might think