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OpenAI and military defense technology company Anduril Industries said Wednesday that they would work together to use artificial intelligence for "national security missions." The ChatGPT-maker and Anduril will focus on improving defenses against drone attacks, the companies said in a joint release. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings.Boston Celtics superstar sixth man Payton Pritchard went on NBA Today , and talked about how the Celtics run a certain drill to try and stop specifically him from scoring, which has made him a lot better. He added that what makes it so useful is he gets to go against the best defenders in the league. "It helps me, though. I get to go against the best defenders in the world. Jaylen, Derrick, Jrue, JT. It's made me a better player." It definitely has made Pritchard a better player. He has had a six point jump from last season, going from averaging 10 points to 16. As for the Celtics’ defense, they are top tier. Last year they had the third lowest defensive rating in the NBA, and this season they are still in the top 10 at number eight. They also sit at number six in the rankings of fewest opponents points per game. So while the actual rankings may not support the team being the best defensively, they definitely have some of the best defenders. Derrick White is third among guards for total blocks with 20, Jayson Tatum is sixth in steals among forwards, and Jrue Holiday and Jaylen Brown are some of the best on ball defenders in the NBA. Pritchard and the Celtics will bring their improved offense and stellar defense to Boston tonight against the Detroit Piston at 7:30pm EST. Payton Pritchard tells Malika Andrews of the drill the Celtics run that's dedicated to trying to stop him from scoring: "It helps me, though. I get to go against the best defenders in the world. Jaylen, Derrick, Jrue, JT. It's made me a better player." pic.twitter.com/PbHi1WudTr MORE CELTICS CONTENT: Celtics' former 6MOTY gives classy answer about his feelings on getting traded Celtics call out NBA teams for having load management problems with their players NBA insider gives three interesting trade targets to help Celtics get under second luxury tax apron Former Celtics center drawing trade interest from multiple teams Celtics legend believes his championship team could beat the current day roster

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Every Section Of Society Should Work Together To Make The Country Self-Reliant With Undivided Loyalty: LG SinhaARLINGTON, Texas — Cam Skattebo and Arizona State are on quite a run in their Big 12 debut after being the preseason pick to finish at the bottom of the conference. Now the Sun Devils will represent their new 16-team league in the 12-team College Football Playoff after a 45-19 win over Iowa State in the Big 12 championship game Saturday. The tough-running Skattebo had 170 yards rushing, including a 28-yard gain on the first offensive snap. There were long, tackle-evading runs to open the two drives he ended with short touchdowns, and he later turned a short pass into another score. “I've got the best seat in the house,” said Sam Leavitt, the freshman quarterback who hands off to Skattebo. “Get ready for a gain of 5 or whatever, and I just see the dude kind of weaving through some traffic ... and busts loose." The Sun Devils (11-2, No. 15 CFP), with their 34-year-old head coach Kenny Dillingham, take a six-game winning streak into the playoff. Iowa State (10-3, No. 16 CFP), which already had the first 10-win season in the program’s 133-year history, trailed 24-10 before turnovers in its own territory on its first three drives after halftime. Arizona State capitalized with Leavitt throwing touchdowns each time. “It doesn’t get that much more deflating than that,” Cyclones coach Matt Campbell said. “Their ability to take care of the football and our inability to do that in the third quarter was just paralyzing.” Skattebo struck the Heisman Trophy pose multiple times during the game, and he wore a Big 12 championship T-shirt afterward. “Nobody respects the fact that I’m the best running back in the country. And I’m going to stand on that,” he said. “I'm going to keep proving people wrong. And whatever NFL team takes me is going to get a gem.” That can wait until after Arizona State's guaranteed playoff spot as one of the five highest-ranked conference champions. The Sun Devils almost certainly will rank below Mountain West champion Boise State (12-1, No 10). That would give the Broncos a first-round bye and send the Sun Devils on the road for a first-round game, much to the dismay of Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark , who before the title game re-iterated his feelings about that. “Last year, they left a team out because of a quarterback (then-undefeated Florida State). We're 11-1 with our starting quarterback, having beat four ranked teams and we won the Big 12 championship,” Dillingham said. “We made a standard that the quarterback is that valuable ... I definitely think we should host a game.” Xavier Guillory had TD catches of 8 and 21 yards in a 71-second span after the Iowa State turnovers. Skattebo then turned a third-down swing pass into a 33-yard score for a 45-10 lead that he punctuated with one of his Heisman poses. Skattebo's 2,074 yards from scrimmage (1,568 rushing and 506 receiving) are a single-season school record. Before his 3-yard TD, Skattebo had a 47-yard run when he spun away at the line from defenders, then shrugged off others. He had a 2-yard score in the final minute of the first half after a 53-yard run, again after contact at the line before twisting and turning through chasing Cyclones. “He’s an ‘A’ player, and he played an ‘A’ game today,” Campbell said. “In these moments, you need your ‘A’ players to play ‘A’ football, and he certainly did it.” Even without injured leading receiver Jordan Tyson , the Sun Devils had plenty of big plays. Leavitt's first pass was a 22-yarder to Melquan Stovall, who later had a 63-yard catch to convert a fourth-and-1. Arizona State had six plays of more than 20 yards — all in the first half, when the longest play by Iowa State was 19 yards. The Cyclones' got a late 25-yard TD pass from Rocco Becht to Jaylin Noel, one of their two 1,000-yard receivers. Tyson, who had 624 yards receiving in five November games, injured his left arm in the second half of the regular-season finale against Arizona. Becht has thrown TD passes in 17 consecutive game. His 3-yarder to Carson Hansen on the Cyclones' opening drive gave them their only lead at 7-3. Becht completed 21 of 35 pass for 214 yards and two TDs. Arizona State has its first outright conference title since winning the Pac-10 in 1996. After going 3-9 in their final Pac-12 season, the Sun Devils' eight-win improvement is a school record — the previous was five. Arizona State and Indiana (11-1) are the only FBS schools with eight-win improvements over last year. Iowa State got into November undefeated for the first time since 1938. The Cyclones then lost back-to-back games before winning three in a row to get into their second Big 12 title game. They lost to Oklahoma in the 2020 game. Arizona State finds out Sunday who and where it will start the playoff. Iowa State waits for its bowl destination, likely either the Alamo Bowl in San Antonio or the Pop Tarts Bowl in Orlando. Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission. Get local news delivered to your inbox!

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Expedia chief legal officer sells over $1 million in stockCelebs are ringing in the resolutions. They revealed to The Post their personal goals for 2025, ranging the attainable — eating less junk food — to the ambitious — reducing crime in Gotham. Chef Daniel Boulud “This year, I hope to carve out more time to spend with friends and family. Since the restaurant industry is 24/7, it can require extra effort to find dedicated time with loved ones outside of my restaurants. I want to be more intentional about that in the coming year.” Candace Cameron Bure, actress “To improve my fitness. Cliché, I know, but as I turn 49 this year, I want to sprint into the last year of my 40s with my best efforts to embrace 50 — which means being in top shape in both health and fitness. I also resolve to spend more time with God, have more fun and lean into my whimsical goals and dreams with anticipation!” Alina Habba, senior advisor and attorney for President Trump “In 2025, I resolve to spend less time in the courtroom, more time with family and friends and maybe even learn how to cut an avocado.” Jenn Tran, star of “The Bachelorette” and “Dancing with the Stars” “Eat less fast food, call my mom more, make more realistic to-do lists and learn something new.” Howie Mandel, comedian and “America’s Got Talent” host “In order to ensure my New Year’s resolution to be achievable, I have decided to gain five pounds this year.” Mayor Eric Adams “As we approach the new year, my resolution is to continue reducing crime across our city and making New York a more affordable place to live for working-class families. This includes getting initiatives like ‘Axe the Tax for the Working Class’ passed, which will eliminate and cut city income taxes for low-income New Yorkers. I am also committed to working with Albany to pass the Supportive Interventions Act, which will support homeless New Yorkers living with untreated severe mental illness and help improve safety and quality of life across our city. Lastly, and perhaps a bit out of my hands, I’d love to see the New York Knicks finally bring home a championship.” James “Murr” Murray, “Impractical Jokers” star “I have two 2025 goals. One, is to make my second featured film, ‘You Better Watch Out,’ based on my serial killer thriller of the same name. And two, be able to do 500 push-ups. I can do about 15 now, which is still more than the other Impractical Jokers.” Sal Vulcano, “Impractical Jokers” star “Fatten up. I’m too ripped.” Meghan McCain, host of the Citizen McCain podcast “To do more cooking, gardening, and spend more time offline.” Mercedes Moné, AEW star and highest paid female in professional wrestling “This new year, I want to continue to expand awareness and opportunities for female wrestlers and female athletes in general, globally.” Chelsea and Kwame Appiah, “Love Is Blind” stars “As a collective we didn’t travel internationally this year, we want to make sure we get back to adventuring. Japan has been on our list, so we hope to make it happen in the new year.” Roxanne Kaiser, star of “The Ultimatum” “In 2025, I’d like to stop pulling out my phone calculator to figure out the 20% tip, continue to ignore any haters, apologize less, be better about picking up my phone over texting, giving myself and others more grace, napping if my body needs it, take more walks, expand Proxy Wellness [her company] into all 50 states, take a few days off and make time for a honeymoon, start to think about extending the Mattei-Kaiser family.”