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Russian Satellite Makes a Menacing Approach to Another Craft in Orbit
A Russian satellite has maneuvered unusually close to another spacecraft in orbit, a move that space-tracking analysts described as menacing and that has renewed concern about the growing militarization of Earth’s orbital environment. The approach, detected by observers who monitor the movements of objects in orbit, is the kind of maneuver that space experts call…
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Scientists Pack Up Their Labs: Why Some US Researchers Are Taking Their Work Abroad
American research universities have long been a magnet for scientific talent, drawing students and senior investigators from around the world with the promise of stable funding, world-class facilities and a culture that prized open inquiry. That gravitational pull appears to be weakening. A growing number of researchers say they are leaving the United States, citing…
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How Will AI Affect Jobs? The UK Finance Industry Is Showing Us
How Will AI Affect Jobs? The UK Finance Industry Is Showing Us For years, the debate over artificial intelligence and employment has been conducted largely in the abstract: forecasts, think-tank scenarios and warnings about what might happen to white-collar work. Britain’s financial services sector is turning that abstraction into something observable. Banks, insurers, asset managers…
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India’s Finance Minister Points to Market Liquidity as a Draw for Global Investors
India’s finance minister has highlighted the depth and liquidity of the country’s financial markets as a key advantage for investors, arguing that the ease with which capital can be deployed â and withdrawn â is central to India’s appeal as an investment destination, according to a report by CNBC. The remarks touch on a point…
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Cheviot’s Central Station Set to Open, Marking Milestone in Business District Rebuild
Cheviot’s Central Station Prepares to Open, a Milestone in the City’s Business District Rebuild After years of planning, demolition and construction, Cheviot is preparing to welcome visitors to Central Station, a project city leaders have described as the centerpiece of an ongoing effort to rebuild the small Cincinnati-area city’s business district. The opening marks a…
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Denver Mayor Mike Johnston Agrees to $2 Million for Businesses Hurt by City Construction
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston has agreed to allocate $2 million to assist small businesses that have been financially harmed by city construction projects, a move that responds to months of pressure from merchants who say torn-up streets, blocked sidewalks and vanished parking have driven customers away. The commitment marks a win for business owners along…
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As AI Dominates Conversations, Here Are Key Terms to Know
Artificial intelligence has moved from research labs into boardrooms, classrooms and dinner-table debates. But the vocabulary that surrounds it can be dense, inconsistent and, at times, deliberately vague. Here is a plain-language guide to the terms you are most likely to encounter. The basics Artificial intelligence (AI) is a broad umbrella term for computer systems…
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The AI Doom Scenario You’ve Never Heard Of May Be the Hardest to Stop
When people worry about artificial intelligence, they tend to reach for familiar images: a rogue system that outsmarts its creators, a swarm of autonomous weapons, a wave of job losses that hollows out the middle class. Those scenarios dominate congressional hearings, cable news panels and the marketing copy of the companies building the technology. But…
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New 4D Biofabrication Technology Holds Promise for Tissue Engineering and Wound Healing
From static scaffolds to structures that move For the past two decades, tissue engineers have relied on 3D printing to build scaffolds “” porous, biocompatible frameworks that give living cells a place to attach, grow and organize into functional tissue. Those scaffolds have always had one significant limitation: once printed, they are fixed. The body,…
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How Far Can We Push Computing? The Limits Facing Modern Chips
How Far Can We Push Computing? For the better part of a century, the story of computing has been one of relentless acceleration. Machines that once filled rooms now fit on a fingernail. Tasks that were once impossible â translating languages, folding proteins, generating convincing images from a sentence â have become routine. The assumption…