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AI has completely changed the gateway to employment and education. This isn’t a future trend; it’s the current reality. Up to 87% of companies now use some form of AI in their recruitment process, and a significant percentage of applications are filtered by AI before a human ever sees them. But here’s the problem: The easy part is filtering for keywords on a resume. The hard part, the architectural challenge, is measuring the soft, subjective human stuff: cultural fit or institutional mission alignment. A simple Large Language Model (LLM) can ask behavioral questions, but how does a machine know if…

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Price hikes are turning into the new normal for Android manufacturers, who are now joined by Huawei. The company announced it’ll charge more for its products, leaving the iPhone 17 series as one of the very few tech products not impacted by the ongoing RAMageddon.Huawei will raise its prices next month Huawei phones are not available in the US, but are still sold outside of China. | Image by PhoneArena Huawei will increase the prices for its smartphones, tablets, and some other products, starting on July 1. The company published an official notice about what it calls “an appropriate adjustment…

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As you are likely aware, later this year, there is a potentially massive video game release pile-up happening in the months before Grand Theft Auto 6 arrives in November. It was always unlikely that all of the games that were aiming to launch in that time period would actually do so. And now we have our first delay, with Valor Mortis leaving September and moving to…the equally crowded month of October. Hmmm. On June 11, the official Valor Mortis social media account announced that due to a “stacked” September, the people behind the game have decided to delay the launch…

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Even before the first whistle blows, the 2026 World Cup—taking place from June 11 to July 19 across the United States, Canada, and Mexico—already has winners and losers away from the field. Specifically, at the border, at passport control, in consular offices, and at US airports. Here, amidst denied visas, prolonged checks, and contested entries, a parallel competition is emerging where human rights are at stake.This World Cup was meant to be a global celebration of soccer in North America. For the first time in history, the tournament is being held in three different countries, a move meant to unite…

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The use of cryptocurrency in India is steadily increasing, but paying with tokens in daily life can still be complicated, particularly with global merchants and certain restrictions. Crypto cards make this easier by enabling users to spend their assets in the same way as traditional bank cards. This guide highlights the best crypto card options for users in India. Cryptomus Cryptomus lets you get a virtual crypto card right after passing a one-time KYC. It works globally, including in India, and supports USDT and USDC. You can top your Cryptomus card up from your Personal Wallet, with your crypto automatically…

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The iPhone 17 series has been a very successful lineup of flagship smartphones, partly because of how good the base model is and partly because of the iPhone 17 Pro redesign. However, the Pro models came with some problems, and one of these problems might not be resolved on time for this year’s iPhone 18 Pro phones.The iPhone 17 Pro colors fade Cosmic Orange iPhone 17 Pro models sometimes turn pink instead. | Image by Reddit Shortly after the iPhone 17 series went on sale, some users began sharing photos of their new phones losing their color. This issue was…

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At the 2026 World Cup, the refs on the field and the officials on the sidelines will be able to use an abundance of tech to help call penalties, spot offside violations, and make other consequential decisions.The video assistant referee system, known as VAR, and the semi-automated offside technology (SAOT) have been used in soccer for years. But the setup at this summer’s World Cup represents some of the most advanced uses of adjudication tech to date—not just in soccer, but across all high-level sports.During each match, the pitch will be awash in sensors, cameras, and new computer vision software.…

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Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis seems fine, probably. Or, at least, it probably will be when it comes out now that it’s been delayed into 2027. The short time I had with the game at Summer Game Fest left me unmoved, as one might feel playing a prettied-up redo of the original Tomb Raider for the second time, but also sure that if someone did want such a remake, they’d probably enjoy it. Part of my frustration with it came from the inevitable awkwardness that results from being dropped into a game without being taught some basic mechanics, which resulted…

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So many marketers are running multiple workflows where one can do the trick. You ask ChatGPT for keyword ideas, get generic suggestions, then switch over to Semrush to pull actual search volumes. Or you draft a competitor analysis in Claude, realize you need more up-to-date backlink data, and switch back to export a CSV. You then analyze the CSV and add the relevant data to your competitor analysis. Every insight requires context-switching, and by the time you’ve put everything together, you’ve lost your train of thought. Semrush One MCP removes this friction entirely. It connects Semrush’s 26+ billion keywords, 808…

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The wait is finally over: El Niño has officially begun.On Thursday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration declared that the semiannual climate phenomenon has arrived. Congratulations if you took the pre-July 1 prediction on Kalshi.Prediction markets aren’t the only places with a lot riding on El Niño. The phenomenon—characterized by hotter-than-normal waters in the eastern tropical Pacific—has a huge impact on weather in nearly every corner of the globe. And with this year’s iteration projected to be among the strongest ever recorded, the impacts are likely to be particularly acute.There are a handful of ways to measure El Niño, but…

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