The BBC spoke with Stanford University graduates about what they really think about artificial intelligence.
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Read article →Mike Babcock, who last coached the Maple Leafs before being fired in 2019, was officially named the next head coach of the Oilers on Tuesday.
Read article →The NHL is exploring putting a second team in Texas, with Austin and Houston as potential targets, commissioner Gary Bettman said Tuesday.
Read article →NHL commissioner Gary Bettman said that although there was no basis for keeping the Oilers from hiring Mike Babcock, the veteran coach is expected to uphold a "certain level of decorum."
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Read article →The 2023-24 NBA season opened with unusual competitive uncertainty, as the defending champion Denver Nuggets entered as favorites but faced genuine pressure from a field of retooled contenders in Boston, Milwaukee, Phoenix, and Golden State alongside the arrival of the most hyped rookie in years. Victor Wembanyama, the seven-foot French center selected first overall by San Antonio in the 2023 draft, brought measurable athletic and intellectual attributes that exceeded any previous draft prospect's projections and generated comparisons to historically great players before he had played a professional minute. The combination of a genuinely deep and competitive title picture and a generational newcomer capable of accelerating his team's development made the season one of the most anticipated in recent memory. The wider-open landscape reflected both roster parity and a collective sense that Wembanyama's debut represented a rare inflection point at which a new dominant force might begin to reorganize the league's competitive hierarchy.
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