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Google Flights is getting an AI deal search box called Flight Deals, which lets you look for cheap flights using natural language.

Quantum mechanics used to generate truly random numbers for encryption, incorporating blockchain for traceability and security.

Cubarsí will wear a number steeped in history at the Catalan club. Legends such as Sergio Busquets, Ronald Koeman, and his idol Carles Puyol have all donned the number 5.

Hotels are using AI to monitor air quality and flag potential issues, while Delta Air Lines has denied using AI to set fares, and Boeing workers are set to strike over wages and retirement benefits.

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CEO Alex Karp dismisses elite education and says those without college degrees "are creating a lot of value" using Palantir software.