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Research shows that AEO is becoming more important for reaching end users. Companies that fail to rank in AI search risk losing out to those that do.
Quarterly RNA drug plozasiran turns off a liver gene, sharply lowering life‑threatening pancreatitis attacks in a rare genetic disorder.
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Berkeley’s Hany Farid says humans can barely spot AI-generated content. Every court, claim file and contract that depends on human judgment needs a backup plan.
TV has a best new show, not one that’s back for another season, but a brand new offering. It deserves its amazing Rotten Tomatoes score.
Claude Mythos represents a new generation of AI models that can conduct autonomous attacks more effectively than ever before.
Generative AI has opened medical record forgery to a much wider pool of bad actors. Defense requires layers—AI, human in the loop, and digital forensics.
It’s only a month since the last iPad Air was released, but it looks like the next model won’t be far off, and will offer a significant screen improvement.