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What Would You Do With the FDA? Pt1
Featuring Donald Berry, Joe Kiani, Steve Nissen, Andrew von Eschenbach
What Would You Do With the FDA? Pt2
Featuring Donald Berry, Joe Kiani, Steve Nissen, Andrew von Eschenbach
What Would You Do With the FDA? Pt3
Featuring Donald Berry, Joe Kiani, Steve Nissen, Andrew von Eschenbach
Matthew Inman Wants His New Car: SXSW Forbes Exclusive
theoatmeal.com's Matthew Inman gears up for his SXSW 2013 keynote speech.
Chinese Economy: A Few Questions for Jing Ulrich
Managing director and chairman of global markets, China, for J.P. Morgan speaks with Tim Ferguson.
Source: Forbes.com
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Three Tips for Leaders Under 30
Top insights for leaders under 30, based on the forthcoming Leading from the Edge.
Petraeus: What Does His Future Hold?
A look at his prospects after his fall in disgrace from a pinnacle of fame and achievement.
Hillary 2016?
Mike Ozanian and Rick Ungar discuss the future political implications of Obama's win.
Five Pivotal Social Media Election Moments
Throughout this election, social media has had its fun - from Big Bird to 'Binders Full of Women.'
Best And Worst Places For Election Coverage
Forbes' Jeff Bercovici talks about elections coverage.
Source: Forbes.com
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Controversial CRISPR scientist promises “no more gene-edited babies” until society comes around
He Jiankui, the Chinese biophysicist whose controversial 2018 experiment led to the birth of three gene-edited children, says he’s returned to work on the concept of altering the DNA of people at conception, but with a difference. This time around, he says, he will restrict his research to animals and nonviable human embryos. He will…The Download: AI’s math solutions, and brewing beer with sunlight
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Google DeepMind’s new AI systems can now solve complex math problems AI models can easily generate essays and other types of text. However, they’re nowhere near as good at solving math problems, which…How our genome is like a generative AI model
This article first appeared in The Checkup, MIT Technology Review’s weekly biotech newsletter. To receive it in your inbox every Thursday, and read articles like this first, sign up here. What does the genome do? You might have heard that it is a blueprint for an organism. Or that it’s a bit like a recipe. But building an…Roundtables: CRISPR Babies—Six years later
Recorded on July 25, 2024 CRISPR Babies: Six years later Speakers: He Jiankui, CRISPR Pioneer, Antonio Regalado, senior editor for biomedicine, and Mat Honan, editor in chief Gene editing can correct or improve the DNA of human embryos, essentially opening the door to “technological evolution” of our species. But in 2018, a premature attempt to…“Copyright traps” could tell writers if an AI has scraped their work
Since the beginning of the generative AI boom, content creators have argued that their work has been scraped into AI models without their consent. But until now, it has been difficult to know whether specific text has actually been used in a training data set. Now they have a new way to prove it: “copyright…Source: MIT Technology Review
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Sources: Love, Packers reach record-tying deal
Tagovailoa lands richest deal in Dolphins history
Orioles bolster rotation, acquire Eflin from Rays
Nuggets add Westbrook on veteran minimum deal
Mets' Senga wows, but hurt again in season debut
Martin, Elliott sympathize with Lamb's holdout
O'Malley-Dvalishvili tops UFC showcase at Sphere
Source: ESPN
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