Online discussion platform Reddit is looking to ramp up revenue from ads, commerce, and allowing access to its data for training of large language models powering artificial intelligence. Reddit did not provide details regarding the number or price of shares nor when the initial public offering would occur. AI trainingPlans to bring in money included advertising and licensing data for training large language models (LLMs)that power artificial intelligence, according to the filing. Reddit had a net loss of $90.8 million in 2023 on revenue of $804 million, according to the filing. Reddit last year suffer a brief, major outage as communities protested new fees being charged to provide access to developers.

Russia: In a significant move, the United States is set to impose sanctions on over 500 targets on Friday, marking the second anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Additionally, companies in third countries that facilitate Russia’s access to essential goods will face sanctions. Read More: US Alleges Russia Developing Space Based Nuclear Weapon: SourcesGlobal Effort Against Russian AggressionDeputy Secretary Adeyemo emphasized that the sanctions are not solely an American initiative. By slowing down Russia’s access to crucial revenues, the U.S. aims to weaken its economy and impede the country’s ability to build weapons. Russia – Continuing International ResponseThis latest package of sanctions adds to the thousands previously imposed by the United States and its allies since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

"My first reaction was shock, as we had spoken about her delivery multiple times and ruled out Mama Lucy Hospital. “It was then that a heavily pregnant woman approached me and asked me what the doctors had told me. I was with her in the same ward).’ I immediately sat upright and told her what the doctors had told me. On Tassia Estate, we visit Robert Omondi, who made headlines in September 2022 after he helplessly watched his wife bleed to death at Mama Lucy Hospital. My lawyer has been of great help.”Also read: Maternal mortality still unchanged despite 10 years of free careAsked if there is anything he would have done differently, Robert says none.

Faith Kipyegon pays tribute to Kelvin KiptumDouble Olympic gold medallist Faith Kipyegon joined other mourners at a requiem mass for marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum at ACK St Peter’s Chepkorio church in Elgeyo Marakwet County. The two athletes were feted at the 2023 World Athletics Awards in Monte Carlo, Monaco, where Kipyegon was named Female World Athlete of the Year on the track, while Kiptum won the Male World Athlete of the Year award. Kipyegon and Kiptum were also named Africa’s top male and female athletes for 2023 by the Confederation of African Athletics (CAA). Kiptum, 24, died suddenly following a car crash along the Eldoret Kaptagat road on February 11. The celebrated athlete’s death came months after he set a men’s world record of 2 hours and 35 seconds in the Chicago Marathon.

U.S. health insurance giant UnitedHealth Group said Thursday in a filing with government regulators that its subsidiary Change Healthcare was compromised likely by government-backed hackers. In a filing Thursday, UHG blamed the ongoing cybersecurity incident affecting Change Healthcare on suspected nation state hackers but said it had no timeframe for when its systems would be back online. UHG did not attribute the cyberattack to a specific nation or government, or cite what evidence it had to support its claim. Change Healthcare provides patient billing across the U.S. healthcare system. Change Healthcare has not yet disclosed the specific nature of its cyberattack.

Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/GettyI am an avowed Pepsi hater. No, I will not be taking further questions. But somehow, this Pepsi hater saw Madame Web at a theater so deep in the pocket of Big Pepsi that it not only exclusively served the foul drink, but the Pepsi logo was on the walls of the auditorium. Read more at The Daily Beast. Source: www.thedailybeast.com

By REUTERS More by this AuthorHundreds of Kenyans paid their respects on Thursday as the body of marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum, who dreamed of breaking the race's storied two-hour barrier, was driven to his home village for burial. Read: Kelvin Kiptum was the next big thing in global marathonThe casket was opened for a viewing in the local county capital on its way to Chepsamo village. People take pictures of the coffin of Kenya's marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum, who died in a road accident, in Chepkorio village, Elgeyo-Marakwet County, Kenya on February 22, 2024. PHOTO | REUTERSAdvertisementKiptum's father held the late runner's 7-year-old son, while women's 1,500 metre world record holder Faith Kipyegon held her face in her hands. He set the world record at the Chicago Marathon in October in two hours and 35 seconds, eclipsing the 2:01:09 run by compatriot Eliud Kipchoge in 2022.

After his first exposure to an art exhibition abroad – last year in London – this 27-year-old artist from Roodepan in Kimberley had inspiration anew to promote his culture and enhance his style. On his Facebook page he describes himself as a “Visual Artist / Colored / Coloured / Khoisan Kjeent”. Junior OliphantThrough his art, Oliphant wants to unite communities; educate them on their heritage. He is incredibly grateful towards the premier of the Northern Cape, Dr. Zamani Saul, and the Northern Cape Department of Sport, Arts and Culture for their funding. 'You become what you are exposed to'For Oliphant, his future is in the Northern Cape, giving back to its artists.

Below we look at some of the photos taken during the event:DJ Gibbz [Sam Flicker]Kate Thuku receiving her award. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]Prince Indah performs during the PMVAs. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]Kenya Film Commission CEO Timothy Owase presents the Video Director of the year to Omoke. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]PMVA winners line up on stage. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]

What you need to know:Joe Mudukiza, 28, was diagnosed with sickle cell at the age of two. Through the help of the current government spokesperson, we registered an organisation that had people living with sickle cell disease. About sickle cell diseaseSickle cell disease is prevalent mostly on the coast and in western Kenya. “Results from the initial clinical trials show that the drug prevents sickle cell patients from getting a crisis, which is like the main thing that affects people living with sickle cell,” she says. “As scientists working with sickle cell patients, we would want our patients to live now and live a fruitful life,” she says.

This has caused a power struggle in ODM/Azimio as various political leaders stake their claim to be the presidential candidate in 2027. There are many worthy contenders to lead ODM/Azimio although Raila has left big shoes to fill. But Kenya needs big national groupings. If it just has fragmented regional political parties that coalesce only for elections, then the country is doomed to continue with the politics of sharing the cake rather than building the nation. None of the present front-runners will find it easy to support one of their rivals.

Alexei Navalny's mother has said she has been shown his body, but added that the Russian authorities were pressuring her to allow a "secret" burial. Navalny's widow has said he was killed by Russian authorities. Lyudmila Navalnaya said the law required authorities to hand over her son's body, but said she was being "blackmailed" as they refused to do so. "Looking into my eyes, they say that if I do not agree to a secret funeral, they will do something with my son's body. She was speaking in a video posted to her late son's YouTube channel, and finished the address by demanding his body be returned to her.

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Will Ryan Garcia Survive Drug Testing for the Haney Rumble? After playing footsie in the media for years, popular 140-pound contender “King Ry” Ryan Garcia (24-1, 20 KO’s) will finally face WBC junior welterweight champion Devin “The Dream” Haney (31-0, 15 KO’s) this April 20. In order to slide in the ring with Davis, King Ry was forced to bend the knee and submit to a rehydration clause. He did not share the same enthusiasm or information about Ryan Garcia. Along these same lines, King Ry has openly confessed to drinking in camp to find some measure of mental relief.

In SummaryNairobi estates will benefit from an initiative by betting company BetNare to install Astro turf in the football grounds. The betting company which is already working with the Boxing Federation to market the sport said the laying of Astro turf in the estate grounds will help in talent development. Three Nairobi estates will benefit from an initiative by betting company BetNare to install Astro turf in the football grounds. “In a bid to enhance grassroots football and foster talent development across the nation, BetNare proudly announces its commitment to installing Astro turf fields in areas lacking proper football facilities. “Through initiatives like the installation of Astro turf fields, Betnare aims to nurture the next generation of football talent, ultimately contributing to the nation’s sporting excellence on the international stage.”