On a sweltering August afternoon in 1918, on the fourth floor of a hat factory on east 93rd Street in Manhattan, a young Russian immigrant named Hyman Rosansky tossed anti-war flyers out the window to ...

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One of the most important AI scientists in Big Tech wants to scrap the current approach to building human-level AI. What we need, Yann LeCun has indicated, are not large language models, but “world ...

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China’s leaders were anxious and frustrated. The world’s most promising new technology was being dominated by OpenAI, Google and other American companies. Chinese tech companies were so far behind on ...

Qinheng Zheng is taking unusual approaches to find new ways to treat cancers. Rather than pursuing cutting-edge gene therapy or sophisticated biologics, he is banking on relatively simple chemistry to ...

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Energy startup Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) said Thursday it’s working with Google’s DeepMind division to fine tune — and even improve — the operation of its forthcoming Sparc reactor using AI.

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Oct. 8 (UPI) --Three scientists working in Australia, Japan and the United States won the Nobel Prize in chemistry for their work in molecular architecture, the Nobel Foundation announced Wednesday.