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AI Critic Gary Marcus Warns ‘Reckless’ AI Could Cost Lives, Calls for Regulation
Cognitive scientist and longtime artificial intelligence skeptic Gary Marcus is again sounding the alarm about the pace of AI deployment, warning in a Fox Business interview that what he describes as “reckless” development of the technology could ultimately lead to deaths â and that governments have yet to put meaningful guardrails in place. Marcus, an…
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Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to Three Scientists for Research Into Brain Activity
Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to Three Scientists for Research Into Brain Activity The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to three scientists for research into brain activity, the Nobel Assembly announced Monday, opening this year’s slate of prize announcements from Stockholm. The award honors work that helps explain how the…
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What Are the Biggest Questions in Science Today? 100 Scientists Weigh In
A survey of the unknown Science is often presented to the public as a catalogue of answers: the age of the universe, the structure of DNA, the mechanics of plate tectonics. But researchers tend to spend far less time admiring what is known than wrestling with what isn’t. A new project canvassing roughly 100 scientists…
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Sophia Culpo Opens Up About New ‘Finance Guy’ Boyfriend: ‘He’s Just So Lovely’
Sophia Culpo is in a new chapter â and, by her own account, a happy one. The model, podcaster and social media personality, whose past relationship with NFL wide receiver Braxton Berrios became tabloid fodder, has offered fans a glimpse into her current romance, describing her new boyfriend as someone who works in finance and…
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Five Things I Learned in Hiring a Financial Adviser
Hiring a financial adviser sounds simple enough: find someone who knows more about money than you do, hand over the spreadsheets, and get on with your life. In practice, the search can be confusing, uncomfortable and surprisingly revealing â not just about the advisers you meet, but about your own habits and assumptions. Here are…
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‘Tacoma isn’t safe’: Downtown Businesses Demand Action After Double Homicide
Downtown Tacoma business owners are pressing city leaders for a stronger public safety response following a double homicide, saying the violence has deepened fears that have been building in the commercial core for months. “Tacoma isn’t safe,” was the blunt assessment shared by merchants who spoke with KOMO, a sentiment that has become a rallying…
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Japan’s Century-Old Businesses Are Disappearing at a Record Pace in 2026
Japan is home to one of the world’s densest concentrations of very old companies â sake brewers, inns, confectioners, textile workshops and family-run shops that have passed through the hands of a dozen generations. Many trace their founding back centuries. They endured earthquakes, the firebombing and devastation of World War II, the bursting of the…
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‘60 Minutes’ Transcript: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work
CBS News has published the full transcript of a 60 Minutes segment examining artificial intelligence and its impact on the future of work â the latest sign that a debate once confined to research labs and tech conferences has moved squarely into prime-time television. The subject is a natural fit for the newsmagazine, which has…
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AI Is Being Taught How to Do Your Job — Will It Replace Us or Change How We Work?
Across offices, warehouses, hospitals and classrooms, artificial intelligence systems are being trained on the daily rhythms of human labor. They are learning how claims get processed, how code gets written, how customer complaints get resolved and how a first draft becomes a finished report. The question no longer seems hypothetical: if a machine can be…
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Citi Taps UBS Veteran as New Chief Technology Officer
Citi has hired a new chief technology officer from rival UBS, according to a report from eFinancialCareers, in a move that underlines how aggressively large banks are competing for senior technology talent. The appointment places one of the most consequential roles in modern banking in the hands of an executive drawn from another global institution…
