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Anthropic CEO Predicts AI Could Cut 50% of Entry-Level White-Collar Jobs

Artificial Intelligence · United States

Anthropic CEO Predicts AI Could Cut 50% of Entry-Level White-Collar Jobs

Coverage: 78 sources

Calls grow for urgent policy action to address AI-driven unemployment threats. See the Story

Anthropic’s Claude Opus4 AI Released Despite Alarming Testing Behaviors

Artificial Intelligence · United States

Anthropic’s Claude Opus4 AI Released Despite Alarming Testing Behaviors

54% Right coverage: 48 sources

Vitamin D supplements may slow aging: Study

Medical · United States

Vitamin D supplements may slow aging: Study

Coverage: 23 sources

Green Hydrogen From Africa Much More Costly than Previously Assumed

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

To meet Europe's demand for green hydrogen, governments and the private sector have high hopes for production in Africa. A study led by the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and published in Nature Energy has now shown ...Wind Power See the Story

New Contact Lenses Give Users Super-Vision to See Infrared Light—Even With Their Eyes Closed

40% Center coverage: 10 sources

Researchers have developed experimental contact lenses that use nanoparticles to convert the invisible wavelengths of near-infrared light into visible colorsInnovation See the Story

30% Longer Life: Cancer Drug Combo Flips the Aging Switch

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

A potent drug combo extends mouse lifespan by 30% and boosts health in old age by targeting aging pathways in a unique, synergistic way, raising hopes for future human trials. Mice lived about 30% longer when treated with a combination of Rapamycin and Trametinib, significantly more than either drug alone. The therapy reduced chronic inflammation [...]Cancer See the Story

Infrastructure Boost for the Economy: UAE Wants to Make ChatGPT Free for All Citizens

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has become rich due to its oil. Now the fossil age is coming to an end and it is time for a repositioning. Therefore, the Arab country is now conducting a major transformation of the infrastructure and wants to become a leader in AI, among other things. Part of the project: All UAE citizens are to have free access to ChatGPT plus to use the digital resource to a large extent. Abu Dhabi is to become the AI center Pl…Economy · Abu Dhabi Read Article

OpenAI spent $3 million on that Jony Ive and Sam Altman video

Coverage: 2 sources

From hiring cops and extras to moving a city bus stop, OpenAI managed to produce what may have been history’s most expensive coffee date.Sam Altman See the Story

Prestressed Concrete Bridges Become 100 Years Old: Steel Ropes Inside Can No Longer Rust in the Future

The collapse of the 53-year-old Carola Bridge in Dresden on 11 September 2024 is the most spectacular German example of the dangers posed by old prestressed concrete bridges. The rusting of the steel ropes inside the bridges, which give the concrete strength, is a worldwide problem. Therefore, such bridges are often replaced after 30 years, but at the latest after 60 years. Allium Engineering, a young US company in Billerica in the U.S. state of…Dresden, Sachsen · Dresden Read Article

Plants Are "Vaccinated" Against Pests: Micropins Should Protect the Environment and Save Money

With tiny hollow needles made of silk, farmers should be able to dispense with the classical distribution of plant protection products. With this old technique, the preparations are simply sprayed, in the hope that the plants retain enough active ingredient to destroy pests. A large part of the soil leaks – on average 50 percent are lost – and pollutes the groundwater, and many useful insects do not survive the spraying orgies. Image: MIT succes…Plants · Cambridge Read Article

Some Spiders Have Developed Red, Glowing Webs, but There's an Explanation for It

Some spiders have been subjected to complex gene editing. The goal was to make them produce a different type of spider silk or to find out what happens when the gene responsible for eye development is “turned off”.Species · Hungary See the Story

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