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Chomsky had deeper ties with Epstein than previously known, documents reveal

The philosopher and the sex trafficker were in contact long after Epstein was convicted of soliciting prostitution from a minor, documents reveal

The Guardian - US

Scientists get 1st good look at a 'vampire star' feeding on its victim

"If you were able to stand somewhat close to the white dwarf's pole, you would see a column of gas stretching 2,000 miles into the sky, and then fanning outward."

Space

Move over Harvard and MIT—this university might be winning the AI race, and you've probably never heard of it

China’s Tsinghua University is outperforming U.S. Ivy Leagues in generating AI-related patents and top-cited research papers—though American influence remains high.

Fortune

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Why generative AI went from risk to business imperative at U.S. companies

Research shows adoption, investment, and usage rates for generative AI are accelerating.

Fortune

Newly released emails and a Trump-ordered investigation have thrust Reid Hoffman into the Epstein firestorm

Documents show Epstein was giving advice to Hoffman as late as 2017.

Fortune

The banality of evil: how Epstein’s powerful friends normalised him

Long after his conviction for sexual offences, businessmen, academics, journalists, politicians and royals sought his ear

The Guardian - US

I had a front-row seat to AI's rise at Microsoft and SAP. Here's the billion-dollar blind spot everyone's missing

One Fortune 100 retailer I worked with had 15 years of customer interaction data but could only afford to process 30% of it.

Fortune

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Study reveals why the brain 'zones out' when you're exhausted

Your sleep-deprived brain behaves as if you were about to nod off to sleep, even when you're awake.

LiveScience

MIT researcher gives advice on how to tame, harness AI 'workslop'

The hidden costs of AI-generated workslop threaten productivity, but transparency can help restore trust.

Fortune

Why your AI projects keep failing

Here are seven mistakes your organization might be making in AI adoption.

Fortune

For the first time, physicists peer inside the nucleus of a molecule using electrons as a probe

A novel experiment has revealed a phenomenon called the Bohr–Weisskopf effect in a pear-shaped nucleus in a molecule for the first time.

LiveScience

Nvidia's Jensen Huang upstaged at TSMC annual Sports Day by TSMC-branded sneakers — CEO's 'Made In Taiwan' footwear is the talk of the town

TSMC-branded sneakers were 'the focus of the audience' at the firm's annual Sports Day event this weekend.

Tom’s Hardware

MIT-Educated Brothers Walk Free as Judge Declares $25 Million Ethereum Heist Mistrial

James Peraire-Bueno and his younger brother Anton have been acquitted after the jury for their fraud case could not reach a verdict.

International Business Times UK

Well, that is awkward - MIT Sloan forced to withdraw "absolutely ridiculous" paper claiming AI played "significant role" in most ransomware attacks

MIT Sloan retracts paper linking most ransomware to AI after global experts condemn exaggerated claims and lack of credible evidence.

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International Business Times

Amazon's Massive $68 Million Program Will Pay Your PhD Tuition — Here's What You Need to Know

Amazon launched a $68 million AI PhD Fellowship supporting over 100 students at nine elite universities including Johns Hopkins, MIT, and Stanford. Fellows get full tuition, stipends, AWS credits, and mentorship from Amazon scientists to research machine learning, computer vision, and NLP.

Reason

Is "Impeding Travel for Many Students" as Part of a Protest First Amendment-Protected Speech?

The First Circuit says "yes." Really?

The Independent UK

Scientists identify why we can’t concentrate after a bad night’s sleep

We spend about one-third of our lives asleep, and yet, the secret of how our brain falls asleep remains one of the greatest mysteries of neuroscience

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What companies made it into Francesca Albanese’s report?

Francesca Albanese, Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967, tabled her report From economy of occupation to economy of genocide in July.

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If New York Costs $113K a Year, How Could You Afford To Live There?

Find out more about New York's cost of living and exactly how you could afford to live there.

Reason

First Circuit Rejects Harassment Claim Based on MIT Anti-Israel Protests: "[W]e Do Not Construe Title VI as Requiring a University to Quash Protected Speech"

A necessarily oversimplified excerpt from the >12K-word Stand with Us Center for Legal Justice v. MIT, decided by First Circuit… The post First Circuit Rejects Harassment Claim Based on MIT Anti-Israel Protests: "[W]e Do Not Construe Title VI as Requiring a University to Quash Protected Speech" appeared first on Reason.com.

Axios

Colleges turn down Trump's "compact" agreement offer

Agreeing would have given the universities priority for grants and invitations to White House events.

Fortune

Women's health is an 'economic blind spot.' Data is the key to reframing the conversation

There’s an urgent need for leadership, innovation, and a redefinition of what it means to design health “for us, by us,” experts said at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit.

Reason

Schools Find Their Spines

Plus: Zohran Mamdani's photo ops, hearings on Caribbean boat strikes, how the pandemic changed the world, and more...

Fortune

Experts say the high failure rate in AI adoption isn’t a bug, but a feature: ‘Has anybody ever started to ride a bike on the first try?’

At the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit, one thing was clear: We’re still on the “jagged frontier” of AI adoption.

The Guardian - UK

Are we living in a golden age of stupidity?

From brain-rotting videos to AI creep, every technological advance seems to make it harder to work, remember, think and function independently …

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