7/7 Trump announces 25% tariff on Japan and South Korea

A first look at ChatGPT's new vision technology designed to help students #60minutes #chatgpt #ai #newtech #ai #education

“I’m so busted,” says Anderson Cooper as Khanmigo immediately flagged that he pasted a paragraph written by ChatGPT into his essay. #60minutes #khanmigo #ai #artificialintelligence

After a thousand dinner parties and two administrations, at 30 years old, Ina Garten had burned out. Then she saw an ad for a specialty food store and decided to jump in. #inagarten #60minutes #hamptoms #barefootcontessa

“I know people don’t believe this, but I’m a really nervous cook. And I’m sure every recipe’s going to turn out wrong. So I’m incredibly precise,” Ina Garten explains. #inagarten #cooking #60minutes

Just weeks after learning how to do a backflip, outfielder DR Meadows pulled one off while catching a baseball during a Banana Ball game. #60minutes #savannahbananas #drmeadows #backflip

Dakota Albritton had not worn stilts in 10 years, until this baseball tryout. He strode up to the plate — and crushed a pitch. #60minutes #bananaball #bananas #savannahbananas #stilts

“He was able to retrieve that individual off the Sandpiper right as that 30-foot-plus break rolled that boat multiple times,” explains Chief Eric Ceallaigh. It’s hard to imagine how either the rescued or the rescuer survived that, but they both did. #60Minutes #coastguard #waterrescue

A Nazi’s photo album revealed something historians at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum hadn’t seen: photos of a vacation resort at Auschwitz where Nazis appear to be celebrating the mass murder of more than 350,000 Hungarian Jews in 55 days. #60Minutes #ww2

“Man can turn into an animal in no time. All he needs is permission. As soon as permission is given from higher-ups, from the government, it accelerates,” says Holocaust survivor Irene Weiss. #60Minutes #holocaustsurvivor

“We’re the most powerful military on the face of the earth. And yet, drones could fly over a major Air Force base and we couldn’t stop them? How is that possible?” Bill Whitaker asks Gen. Gregory Guillot. #60Minutes #drones #usmilitary

Why doesn’t the U.S. just shoot down drones? To stop drone incursions, the U.S. must first “have the capability to detect, track, identify, make sure it’s not a civilian airplane flying around,” says retired U.S. Air Force Gen. Glen D. VanHerck. “Then it becomes a safety issue for the American public. Firing missiles in our homeland is not taken lightly.” #60Minutes #drones #usdefense

The world’s smallest state, Sealand, is a micronation seven miles off the coast of England. Its self-described reigning monarch is Prince Michael Bates. To enter this state, you sit on a backyard swing and get hoisted 60 feet into the air over the North Sea. #60Minutes #sealand #northsea

“It’s like modern-day slavery. Because it’s cheap labor,” says Nerima Wako-Ojiwa, a Kenyan civil rights activist. Big American tech companies advertise AI jobs as a ticket to the future, but she calls the workspaces AI sweatshops. #ai #60Minutes #jobs #careers

Anna Wintour, one of the most influential figures in fashion, shared in 2009 why she wears sunglasses as part of her signature look. The global editorial director of Vogue is stepping back from some editorial duties, the magazine announced Thursday. #60Minutes #vogue #annawintour

60 Minutes asked Anna Wintour in 2009 how she'd step down as Vogue editor-in-chief, she said: “Very quietly.” Wintour, 75, remains at the top of Vogue's masthead, but is now stepping back from some editorial duties. #60Minutes #vogue #annawintour