New York singles seek love at US Open while AI helps man identify German bomb

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We all have our own way of trying to find new people to annoy with our companionship, and fall into the blissful mire that is love.

New Yorkers are different. In the past few weeks as grand slammers delivered nail biters, they decided to take their singleness to the Arthur Ashe Stadium, the place hosting the US Open.

Take Alyssa Rosello, for instance. She had been hoping that the tournament would yield good results for her love life. "Sports are a great way to meet people, especially as a girl". Her words paint cute pictures. "To find someone attractive, kind and funny that also loves watching and playing tennis would be amazing". The Open ends today. It doesn't matter who won or lost, as long as the singles keep landing dates.

AI to the rescue

A UK man identifies a lump of lead as German bomb

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Stanley Green, a 61-year-old man from Kent (UK) called the bomb squad on Monday afternoon, after Google Lens identified a lump of metal he had picked up while metal detecting a field ten years ago. The AI platform also gave a critical warning, telling him not to touch it and call emergency services immediately.
"I did not know it was a bomb. I was going to melt it down into lead, so I'm glad I looked it up first."

For once, we can all be glad that someone used AI.

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