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Meta AI Turns to “Muse” Models to Speed Up Health Data Science Research
Meta AI has outlined how a family of models it calls Muse is being applied to health data science, with the stated aim of accelerating the pace of scientific research. The move places the company’s research arm in an increasingly crowded field where large machine learning systems are being pointed not at chatbots or image…
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AI Came for Math. Now It’s Chasing the Rest of Science
For the past few years, mathematics has served as artificial intelligence’s proving ground. It was an obvious target: math is self-contained, its claims can be checked line by line, and a proof is either valid or it isn’t. That clarity made it the ideal arena for testing whether machines could do more than summarize text…
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San Diego Rules Committee Advances Campaign Finance and “Dark Money” Reform Packages
San Diego’s City Council Rules Committee has advanced a pair of proposals aimed at tightening the city’s campaign finance rules and shining more light on so-called “dark money” â political spending by groups that are not required to publicly identify their donors. The committee’s action moves the packages forward in the city’s legislative process. Measures…
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The Best Gilets for Finance Bros: A Field Guide to Banking’s Unofficial Uniform
The Best Gilets for Finance Bros There are few garments as quietly loaded with meaning as the gilet. Known in the United States as the vest, and in trading floor shorthand as simply “the fleece,” it has become the unofficial second skin of the financial services industry â a sleeveless signal of belonging worn from…
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Stoneham Businesses Say Downtown Construction Is Driving Customers Away
Stoneham Businesses Say Downtown Construction Is Driving Customers Away Merchants in downtown Stoneham say an ongoing construction project has made it harder for customers to reach their doors, and that the disruption is taking a measurable toll on their bottom lines. Business owners along the affected stretch describe a “significant drop in customers” since work…
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From Factory Floor to Shop Shelf: The Long Journey of a Chinese-Made Toy
The hidden miles behind a holiday gift Pick up almost any plastic toy in an American shop and there is a good chance the small print on the box says “Made in China”. What that label does not explain is the long, carefully choreographed journey the item has already taken â a chain of factories,…
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The Career Ladder Is Breaking — And Entry-Level Workers May Fall First
For most of the past century, the shape of a working life was reassuringly familiar. You started at the bottom, learned the trade by doing the unglamorous parts of it, and climbed. The junior analyst built the spreadsheets. The first-year associate read the documents. The cub reporter covered the school board meeting. Each rung was…
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AI Learns to Spot Brown Fat in Routine Medical Scans, Opening a New Window on Human Metabolism
Brown fat has long been one of the more tantalizing puzzles in human metabolism. Unlike white fat, which stores energy, brown adipose tissue burns it, generating heat and consuming glucose and lipids in the process. For decades it was assumed to be a feature of infants and hibernating animals, until imaging studies revealed that many…
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Autonomous Mission Intelligence Emerges as Defense Tech’s Next Big Bet
Autonomous Mission Intelligence Emerges as Defense Tech’s Next Big Bet A new phrase is circulating through defense industry marketing decks and investor briefings: autonomous mission intelligence. Promoted this week in a press release distributed via PR Newswire, the concept is being pitched as the next billion-dollar opportunity in military technology â a category built around…
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Jensen Huang Wants ‘No Incidents’ in AI Cybersecurity, Tells Doomers to Quit
Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang has set an uncompromising bar for the artificial intelligence industry’s security record: “no incidents.” Speaking about the risks that accompany the rapid rollout of AI systems across businesses and governments, Huang framed cybersecurity as a problem the industry must solve rather than merely manage â a standard far stricter than…