‘The Last of Us’ Come Alive: Fungi Are Adapting to Warmer Temperatures
Science Some fungi such as the type that causes Valley Fever might be adapting to endure more heat stress
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Vast Maya Kingdom Is Revealed in Guatemalan Jungle – The Wall Street Journal
Vast Maya Kingdom Is Revealed in Guatemalan Jungle The Wall Street Journal
Who Owns AI-Generated Art? A Comic Book Draws the Battle Lines – The Wall Street Journal
Who Owns AI-Generated Art? A Comic Book Draws the Battle Lines The Wall Street Journal
Artificial Intelligence on Dating Apps: Clever Hack or Catfishing? – The Wall Street Journal
Artificial Intelligence on Dating Apps: Clever Hack or Catfishing? The Wall Street Journal I created a dating app that uses AI – my algorithm’s so good I made a Trump hater fall for one of his big… The US Sun Can You Hack Your Dating App to Get Better Matches? The Cut People are using artificial intelligence to … Read more
BuzzFeed to Use ChatGPT Creator OpenAI to Help Create Quizzes and Other Content
WSJ News Exclusive Media & Marketing CEO Jonah Peretti intends for artificial intelligence to play a larger role in the company this year
The Art Behind Supply Chains Is Front and Center at a Museum Exhibit
At a small gallery tucked behind the cavernous atrium at the Museum of Modern Art in Midtown Manhattan on a recent day, visitors lingered before a sprawling work, a series of dots, lines and diagrams in a seemingly abstract design against a stark, black background. The piece, laced with text in tiny print, is nothing … Read more
Microsoft to Deepen OpenAI Partnership, Invest Billions in ChatGPT Creator – The Wall Street Journal
Microsoft to Deepen OpenAI Partnership, Invest Billions in ChatGPT Creator The Wall Street Journal Microsoft Pours $10 Billion Into ChatGPT Maker OpenAI Bloomberg Markets and Finance Microsoft announces new multibillion-dollar investment in ChatGPT-maker OpenAI CNBC Microsoft to invest billions in OpenAI in quest to beat out Amazon, Google Yahoo Finance Microsoft confirms it’s investing billions in the creator of … Read more
What neuroscientists have learned about rejuvenating the aging brain—and what you can do too
We all understand that no magic elixir can stop or even slow the human brain or skeletal muscles from aging. But is that true? After two decades of research with mice, Tony Wyss-Coray, Ph.D., a neuroscientist at Stanford University, has some ideas about what might work. Follow-up trials with humans have indeed demonstrated the possibilities. What … Read more
Pig’s Heart Took Longer to Generate a Beat in Transplant Patient
A genetically modified pig heart transplanted into a severely ill person took longer to generate a heartbeat than those of typical pig or human hearts, research showed, another potential challenge for doctors aiming to conduct clinical trials of pig-organ transplants. Doctors took daily electrocardiograms of David Bennett, a 57-year-old handyman and father of two who … Read more
Intel earnings: Layoffs and margin pressure could overshadow Mobileye IPO
Intel Corp. must contend this week with an earnings report that notably lacked a formal pre-announcement, a bleaker-than-expected PC market and rumored layoffs, which will likely overshadow the initial public offering of its Mobileye unit. Intel INTC, +0.78% is scheduled to report third-quarter earnings after the closing bell Thursday, after reports that the company was … Read more