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OpenAI Says 10,000 AI Agents Solved a Millennium Prize Problem
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DeepMind Published Predictions for All 9 Billion Possible Human DNA Mutations
The AlphaGenome Atlas turns computation that few labs could afford into a browser lookup, and hands biologists a petabyte of hypotheses that still need a bench
China Speeds Up Its Break From Windows
State agencies are being pulled off a custom Microsoft build years ahead of schedule, in favor of homegrown Linux systems.
Apple Music makes AI disclosures mandatory
The Made With AI label turns music provenance into a catalog field, but labels still decide what counts.
FDA Authorizes Aletta, the First Autonomous Blood-Draw Robot
The system can locate a vein and complete a blood draw on its own, but its real test is whether supervised deployment eases a clinical bottleneck.
Meta’s Own Employees Called Instagram a ‘Drug’ — Now a Jury Is Deciding If That’s Illegal
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Merck and Moderna’s Personalized mRNA Therapy Clears a Phase 3 Melanoma Test
The late-stage melanoma result is a milestone for personalized mRNA treatment, but its most consequential data are still missing.
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Apple Appears to Leak Camera-Equipped AirPods in macOS Tahoe Beta
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