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Stephanie Aliaga from JPMorgan noted AI capex added 1.1% to GDP, outpacing the consumer’s tired shuffle. The S&P 500’s monthly gains since April? A gamble on resilience, but the odds were stacked against it. Powell, that sly fox, warned equity prices were “fairly highly valued”-a polite way of saying they were stretched thin.
Akio Ohtori is a powerful and enigmatic figure at Ohtori Academy, often seen as a classic ‘dark prince’ type. He’s known for his strong personality and complicated relationships that challenge social norms. Many people study his unique style and how he twists traditional stories about royalty. Ultimately, Akio controls the school and its students through a combination of charm and manipulation.
New research reveals large language models often prioritize ease over accuracy, but surprisingly excel at remembering details over extended conversations.
Picture this: every eligible participant, standing at the precipice of their screens, eagerly anticipating their DOGE rewards as if they were children awaiting the arrival of Santa Claus. It’s a delightful mass airdrop, a digital feast where everyone leaves with their pockets jingling! 🤑
But no, the universe fancies a cruel joke. Enter October 10-an event as welcome as a kick in the teeth-wiping out $19 billion and overleveraged traders in a liquidation frenzy. That was the moment when the once-mighty dragon of hope turned into a smoking ruin, and everyone whispered that the end had come.
![The study demonstrates that test Mean Squared Error (testMSE) scales predictably with training set size ([latex]D_D[/latex]), where [latex]D_D[/latex] represents the number of unique geometry-flow snapshots used as graph-based data, and this scaling behavior differs significantly across models of varying sizes.](https://arxiv.org/html/2512.20941v1/figs/scaling/mean-error-all-models.png)
Researchers have created a new dataset and scaling laws to accelerate aerodynamic simulations using graph neural networks, enabling efficient design even with limited data.
We all thought the return of President Flavor Trump as the “crypto cavalry” meant better times were upon us. He was on the campaign trail plastering “No More FUD” across his shirts, every exhale practically a “whip those crypto regulations into shape.” Picturing all those crypto renegades serenading in the streets, most heartily endorsed, say, Trump-shorts.
A fun, animated show for preschoolers launched on December 25, 2025. It uses familiar nursery rhymes and upbeat songs to help young children learn about everyday activities and how to get along with others. The show centers around baby John and his family, showing common childhood experiences with bright, colorful animation. Each short episode is designed to be both entertaining and educational, supporting a child’s early growth.
Halle Berry initially gained acclaim and an Oscar for her role in ‘Monster’s Ball,’ establishing herself as a skilled and diverse actress. However, subsequent films like ‘Catwoman’ and ‘Movie 43’ received harsh criticism, leading many to believe she’d made poor career choices. Critics and audiences noticed a shift in her performances, becoming more focused on appearance than depth. Since her early successes, she’s had difficulty finding roles that offer the same dramatic weight and impact.
Idris Elba first gained widespread recognition for his role as the smart and powerful drug dealer Stringer Bell in the TV series ‘The Wire’. Since then, he’s been open about wanting to avoid being typecast as a villain or someone who relies on physical strength. He deliberately chooses roles that allow him to demonstrate his versatility, like his lead character in ‘Luther’ and his portrayal of Nelson Mandela in ‘Mandela Long Walk to Freedom’. Elba has stated he wants to play complex, multi-faceted leading men, rather than characters defined by crime or violence. He consistently picks projects that aim to redefine how Black men are seen in film and television.