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Akido Labs Uses Meta's Llama And Anthropic's Claude To Diagnose Patients As AI System ScopeAI Promises Faster Medicaid Care

Patients in Southern California are receiving diagnoses and treatment plans generated by artificial intelligence through Akido Labs' ScopeAI proprietary system, according to MIT.

Benzinga

Four Potential Head Coach Candidates for Liberty Following Sandy Brondello's Exit

As the New York Liberty look for their next head coach, here are some candidates who could replace Sandy Brondello.

Sports Illustrated

MasterClass CEO shares the secret to how jobless Gen Zers can get hiring managers to respond to their cold emails

AI may be gutting entry-level opportunities, but MasterClass CEO David Rogier argues it’s also Gen Z’s biggest shot to stand out—if they know how to use it.

Fortune

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CFO of $320 billion software firm: AI will help us ‘afford to have less people’ but if we do it wrong, it will be a ‘catastrophe’

SAP’s C-suite admits that AI could significantly slash its 110,000-strong workforce—and its CFO says he 'will be brutal' in the process.

Fortune

15 Best Crypto Courses in 2025 That Investors Actually Recommend

Discover the 15 best crypto courses investors actually rate in 2025. From beginner-friendly programmes to advanced trading strategies, boost your knowledge and make smarter investment decisions.

International Business Times UK

How genetically modified mice could save a Massachusetts vacation town from a disease outbreak

Researchers believe replacing the current mice population with rodents that are immune to Lyme disease will keep residents from becoming infected

The Independent UK

Labour cosies up to US tech firms with little thought of downsides

Economic benefits of generative AI, which may take time to show, put ahead of impact of datacentres on energy and water

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It’s not only Sam Altman anymore warning about an AI bubble. Mark Zuckerberg says a ‘collapse’ is ‘definitely a possibility'

“Based on past infrastructure build-outs and how they led to bubbles,” the Meta CEO said on the Access podcast, it’s quite possible “that something like that would happen here.”

Fortune

Where could alien life exist in our solar system?

The solar system has eight planets and hundreds of moons. Could extraterrestrials live on any of them?

LiveScience

"The Danger of Social Media": "It Allows People to Publish Their Internal Monologues"

"Can civilization survive now that we have been made witness to the interior lives of others?"

Reason

Spider-Man: Brand New Day Set Photo Seemingly Confirms Ned's Future After No Way Home

I knew it!

Cinemablend

The AI drug breakthrough is taking a long time to arrive for reasons that may have little to do with the technology’s limits

“No matter how much data you have, human biology is still a mystery,” one analyst said.

Fortune

These 5 Fusion Startups Have Raised Billions Backed By Bill Gates, Sam Altman, And Google — Here's When They Promise Real Power

The fusion energy revolution has attracted some of the world’s most powerful investors and tech luminaries. Bill Gates, Sam Altman, and Peter Thiel are betting billions on nuclear fusion startups that promise to deliver virtually unlimited clean energy within the next few years.

Benzinga

'Human skills' are at a premium again now that big companies are backpedaling on error-prone AI

“What I'm seeing happening is the humans are coming back into the loop," Kelly Monahan, MD of the Upwork Research Institute, told Fortune.

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Axios

Behind the Curtain: Slow, hard AI

Sweet argues it'll take a few years to move beyond the slow, hard phase for most companies.

Fortune

PwC’s U.K. chief admits he’s cutting back entry-level jobs and taking a 'watch and wait' approach to see how AI changes work

The Big Four accounting firm is slashing 200 of Gen Z’s entry-level roles thanks to the AI revolution and struggling global markets.

The Guardian - UK

Lord Paul obituary

Industrialist and philanthropist who served as deputy speaker of the House of Lords for two years

Fortune

This Stanford computer science professor went to written exams 2 years ago because of AI. He says his students insisted on it

"We had a big, I don't know, existential crisis among students a few years back," Jure Leskovec told Fortune, "when it kind of wasn't clear what our role is in this world."

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Fashion Times

Reclaiming Time, Redefining Success: The Woman Behind Renzaire Group's Global Rise

To succeed in the modern business landscape, your job requires the utmost dedication and discipline. Fortunately, Maureen "Reen" Lepatan, the leader of Renzaire Group, is helping people from all around the world to reclaim their time and redefine success on their own terms.

Space

A new particle detector is ready to probe 'ashes' of the Big Bang after passing its 'standard candle' test

A new particle detector has passed a crucial test, demonstrating it's ready to start investigating quark-gluon plasma, the hot particle soup that existed during the first milliseconds of the universe.

Tom’s Hardware

Bill Gates’ 48-year-old Microsoft 6502 BASIC goes open source

Microsoft BASIC for 6502 Microprocessor - Version 1.1 source code is now available on Github, under the MIT license.

Fortune

A case study to consider for AI adoption: GM versus Toyota in the 1980s

Two MIT Sloan academics offer advice on how to avoid repeating GM's strategic mistakes.

Fortune

Tech stocks head south as investors see that growth in AI is not limitless

Nividia, Marvell Technology, and Super Micro Computer Inc., all showed unexpected weakness in August.

Fortune

'AI shame' is running rampant in the corporate sector—and C-suite leaders are most worried about getting caught, survey says

“Companies are not educating enough about this whole thing,” WalkMe’s CHRO Sharon Bernstein told Fortune. “You want people not to fear to admit that they use it, right?”

Windows Central

The AI bubble may be about to pop — here’s what MIT’s 95% failure stat means

Billions of dollars are being poured into AI development, but most pilot programs don't succeed.

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