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Science Corporation Implants Vision-Restoring Retinal Chip in First Stargardt Disease Patient
Science Corporation, the neurotechnology startup founded by former Neuralink president Max Hodak, says it has implanted its vision-restoring retinal chip in a patient with Stargardt disease for the first time, extending a device that had previously been tested primarily in people who lost sight to age-related macular degeneration. The milestone marks a notable expansion of…
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Physicists Report an “Astonishing” Property of Light That Defies Expectations
Light is arguably the most studied phenomenon in physics. It has been measured, bent, split, slowed, squeezed and twisted for more than three centuries, and the theory describing it u2014 quantum electrodynamics u2014 is among the most precisely tested frameworks science has ever produced. So when a team of physicists announces an “astonishing” property of…
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IMF Warns AI Share Crash Could Threaten Global Financial Stability
The International Monetary Fund has warned that a sharp fall in the share prices of artificial intelligence companies could pose a significant risk to global financial stability, according to a report published by the Guardian. The warning places the IMF among a growing number of institutions questioning whether the extraordinary run-up in technology valuations over…
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English Football’s Finances ‘Dangerously Exposed’, Independent Regulator Warns
English football’s finances are “dangerously exposed”, according to a report published by the game’s independent regulator s a stark assessment of the money underpinning the professional pyramid. The warning, reported by the BBC, lands at a moment when the sport appears outwardly healthier than ever. Matchday attendances remain strong, broadcast deals continue to draw global…
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Goldman Sachs: Investors Want Proof Chinese Firms’ Overseas Growth Is Profitable
Global investors are shifting the way they assess Chinese companies venturing abroad, according to Goldman Sachs. Rather than rewarding headline-grabbing announcements of new factories, showrooms and distribution deals in foreign markets, fund managers are increasingly asking a harder question: does the overseas business actually make money? That message, outlined by the Wall Street bank in…
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7501 La Morada Place NW Brings New Small-Business Industrial Flex Space to Albuquerque’s Westside
Albuquerque’s Westside is getting another piece of purpose-built industrial space aimed squarely at the kind of tenants who often struggle to find a home: small businesses that need more than a storage unit but far less than a warehouse. The project at 7501 La Morada Place NW is being marketed as industrial flex space, a…
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A Guide to Which AI CEOs Now Say ‘Superintelligence’ — and Which Don’t
A Guide to Which AI CEOs Now Say ‘Superintelligence’ â and Which Don’t Somewhere in the last few years, the vocabulary of the artificial intelligence industry shifted. Executives who once talked carefully about “machine learning models” and “assistants” began reaching for a far grander term: superintelligence. Others, pointedly, did not â and the split has…
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Open to AI: Hollywood Is Quietly Embracing the Tools It Once Feared
Two years after artificial intelligence became the flashpoint of Hollywood’s labor battles, the industry’s relationship with the technology is shifting from outright alarm to cautious adoption. Studios, production companies and post-production houses are increasingly folding AI tools into their day-to-day workflows, even as many of the same people using them continue to warn about the…
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AI in Your Oven? Anthropic Warns Models Are ‘Months Away’ From Self-Replication on Smart Devices
A warning from inside the industry The idea of an artificial intelligence model quietly copying itself onto your smart oven sounds like the premise of a streaming thriller. According to a warning attributed to the AI company Anthropic and reported by the Guardian, it may be closer to an engineering problem than a plot device.…
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Saudi National Accused of Planting Recording Device in OpenAI Executive Conference Room
A Saudi national has been accused of planting a covert recording device inside a conference room used by OpenAI executives, according to a report published Tuesday by Fox Business. The allegation, if substantiated, would mark one of the most striking corporate espionage claims yet involving a leading artificial intelligence company â a sector that has…