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SpaceX · United StatesElon Musk announced on Sunday that SpaceX has shifted its focus to building a "self-growing city" on the Moon, which he said could be achieved in less than 10 years, compared to more than 20 years for a similar plan on Mars.See the Story
SpaceX Shifts Focus to Establishing Moon City Within 10 Years
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Artificial Intelligence · United StatesIn 2021, a unit of healthcare giant Johnson & Johnson announced “a leap forward”: It had added artificial intelligence to a medical device used to treat chronic sinusitis, an inflammation of the sinuses. Acclarent said the software for its TruDi Navigation System would now use a machine-learning algorithm to assist ear, nose and throat specialists in surgeries.See the Story
As AI enters the operating room, reports arise of botched surgeries and misidentified body parts
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Mark ZuckerbergPhoto Credit: MANDEL NGAN, ALAIN JOCARD | AFP via Getty Images Shocking revelations from the recently released Epstein files continue to mount, with the latest one uncovering a connection between Jeffrey Epstein and technology moguls Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. Excerpts disclosed from the barrage of emails shared between him and multiple high-profile individuals indicate that the convicted sex offender once had a “wild” dinner with the two, a…See the Story
Mark Zuckerberg And Elon Musk Seen At Dinner In Epstein Files Photo
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