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Artificial Intelligence

Resolution Retail Hype: Why Your 'Smart' Fitness Gear Won’t Care If You Fail

Non-AI smart fitness devices use sensors for behavior modification without interpreting user intent. Practical insights for small businesses and users.

Clinical trial for mitochondrial-targeting drug in neurodegenerative diseases

Health

NRG Therapeutics Launches First-in-Human Trial for Mitochondrial-Targeting ALS/Parkinson’s Drug

NRG Therapeutics begins Phase 1 trials for NRG5051, targeting mitochondrial dysfunction in ALS and Parkinson’s. The drug aims to address root causes of neurodegeneration.

Health

Longevity 2026: From Lab to Living Room—London Event Bridges Science, Finance, and Real-World Health Systems

The Longevity Show 2026 unites science, finance, and health systems to advance equitable longevity solutions for humans and pets.

Orchestral AI Framework for Scientific Research

Artificial Intelligence

Science's New AI Lab Assistant: Orchestral Framework Promises Reproducibility Without the Async Chaos

Orchestral AI offers a Python framework for reproducible scientific research with synchronous execution and cost tracking. Learn how it compares to LangChain.

Semantic caching implementation using FAISS and Sentence Transformers in a SaaS environment

Artificial Intelligence

The Hidden Cost of Ambiguous Prompts: How Semantic Caching Saved $34K/Month

Semantic caching with FAISS and Sentence Transformers reduced LLM API costs by 73% while improving latency for mid-sized SaaS companies.

NASA's Pandora satellite, designed to study exoplanet atmospheres, is prepared for launch aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

Science

NASA's Pandora Satellite to Study Exoplanet Atmospheres in January Launch

NASA's Pandora satellite, set to launch in January 2024, will study exoplanet atmospheres using multiwavelength observations to address stellar surface complexities.

BlackRock energy report showing AI and Bitcoin mining power consumption projections

Finance

BlackRock: AI Will Steal Bitcoin Miners' Power—And Here's How The War Will Play Out

BlackRock warns AI data centers could consume 24% of U.S. electricity by 2030, challenging Bitcoin miners' access to flexible power contracts and reshaping energy policy debates.

Contractors uploading work samples for AI training while lawyers flag IP risks

Artificial Intelligence

AI's White-Collar Playbook: Contractors Upload Work for Training, Lawyers Warn of IP Time Bombs

OpenAI's use of contractors to upload work for AI training data raises IP concerns, with lawyers warning of potential legal risks.

Banks defend $360 billion revenue from Fed reserves and card fees against stablecoin competition

Finance

The $360 Billion Bank Defense: How Stablecoin Rewards Became a Regulatory Battle

How Fed reserves and card fees create a $360B shield for US banks amid stablecoin regulatory battles. ABA, GENIUS Act, and CAA findings analyzed.

Artificial Intelligence

Elon Musk’s X Algorithm Open-Source Promise: A Rehashed Pledge With No Guarantee of Follow-Through

Elon Musk’s latest open-source pledge for X’s algorithm mirrors past promises, but historical patterns and Grok-3’s stagnation fuel skepticism about execution.

Starlink satellites in orbit with Earth's surface below, highlighting rural areas with limited internet access

Technology

Starlink’s 15,000 Satellite Push: FCC Approval vs. Decade-Long Launch Deadlines

The FCC’s approval of 15,000 Starlink satellites sets strict deadlines for rural internet access expansion, with compliance challenges looming by 2028 and 2031.

Gaming

Monument Valley’s Dev Just Declared War on Mobile-First Games

Ustwo's CEO Maria Sayans reveals the studio's shift to PC-first development after Netflix removed Monument Valley 3. Discover the reasons behind the strategic move and its implications for future projects.