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Nvidia's Jensen Huang Mentored SoundHound AI Founder For A Decade, Helping Turn A Dorm-Room Idea Into $5.4 Billion Voice Tech Powerhouse

Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang's decade-long mentorship of SoundHound AI Inc. (NASDAQ:SOUN) founder Keyvan Mohajer helped transform a Stanford University dorm project into a multibillion-dollar artificial intelligence voice technology company.

Benzinga

Confusion surrounds Badenoch offer from prestigious US university

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The Independent UK

Badenoch urged to ‘come clean’ after doubt cast on Stanford University claim

Labour and Lib Dems ask Tory leader to clarify details of alleged offer after former admissions staff dispute account

The Guardian - UK

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'I Felt Like A Dead Person,' Former Goldman Sachs Banker Said Before Leaving U.S. To Build A Startup In Seoul

Tyger Cho graduated from Stanford University in 2019 with an economics degree and a plan to climb the investment ladder. Yet, four years later, after stints at Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS), a startup, and an insurance firm, he moved to South Korea to launch a business for the Korean diaspora, Business…

Benzinga

Doubts cast on Kemi Badenoch’s claim of US medical school offer

Stanford University staff and academic experts raise questions over Tory leader’s claim of place and partial scholarship offered at 16

The Guardian - UK

Stanford study reveals 'Generative AI' steals the most jobs in exposed industries like coding — usually from young professionals

Stanford’s latest research shows that generative AI is hitting young professionals hardest. Where have all the entry-level positions gone?

Windows Central

Can a game stop vaccine misinformation? This one just might

Modern vaccines have saved over 150 million lives. Yet misinformation about them can still have deadly consequences. A gunman recently opened fire at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention headquarters, wrongly believing that the coronavirus vaccine had caused his depression.

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A brain-computer chip can read people's minds with up to 74% accuracy

Researchers said the technology could one day help people who cannot speak communicate more easily.

Euronews

Why Gen Z Is Ditching College to Build Startups Instead—And It's Actually Paying Off

Earlier this summer before his freshman year at Stanford University was set to begin, Sebastian Tan read Peter Thiel's "Zero to One." The book changed the trajectory of his life.

Benzinga

Stanford University laying off hundreds due to Trump cuts

University has also cut $140 million from its budget, citing ‘federal policy changes’

The Independent UK

How Nvidia’s billionaire CEO went from Denny’s dishwasher to leading a company with a $2 trillion market cap

“I’m still working on being a good CEO,” Jensen Huang said in an interview at his alma mater, Stanford University.

Fortune

Meta just revealed a new XR display prototype — and it may be the biggest leap in smart glasses yet

Meta and Stanford University just revealed a new breakthrough XR display prototype that can produce real 3D holograms in a lens thin enough for glasses.

Tom’s Guide

Meta's mixed reality glasses make my Meta Quest 3 look like a boulder

Meta’s newly published research gives us a glimpse at its future XR plans: it wants to make ultra-slim XR goggles.

TechRadar

Your organs have their own age – and it may predict health risks better than your birthday

HEALTH: We’re used to guessing someone’s age by spotting wrinkles or a receding hairline. But figuring out how old their brain, arteries, or kidneys are? That’s a whole different challenge, writes James Liddell

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The Independent UK

Ex-wife of Berkeley professor arrested after his shooting death amid custody battle

Przemyslaw Jeziorski was shot dead in Greece while in the country to settle a custody dispute

Fortune

Marc Andreessen blasts elite colleges over DEI policies in leaked messages

Andreessen Horowitz founder criticized Stanford University and MIT in private messages to top Trump administration officials over their alleged reverse discrimination.

The Guardian - US

Stanford University will cut $140m from its budget, citing ‘federal policy changes’

The university has lost millions of dollars in federal grants and faces further hardship from a proposed endowment tax

Al Jazeera

How generative AI is affecting people’s minds

Psychology experts have many concerns about the potential impact of AI on the human mind.

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Euronews

US Army recruits tech execs. This is who will be joining as reserve members

We take a closer look at the first four tech executives joining the US military as reserve members.

The Guardian - UK

Social success not about who you know – it’s about knowing who knows whom

Knowledge trumps popularity in the long haul of trying to be influential, researchers say

MusicRadar

“There’s a freedom of thought that doesn’t exist elsewhere”: How and why California became the heart of the synthesizer world

Many of the biggest players in the genesis of modern music-making hailed from California, but just what made the state such fertile ground for the synth pioneers to flourish?

Fortune

This Stanford professor built a 'Terminator' AI fund manager that crushed 93% of human stock pickers. He says junior analysts' jobs are in jeopardy

The decisiveness of the outperformance surprised even the researchers themselves.

Al Jazeera

US to revoke Chinese student visas: What’s the likely impact?

One in four foreign students in the US is from China. They add billions of dollars to the US economy.

Reason

"Statement on Academic Freedom and Harvard by Right-of-Center Scholars, Lawyers, and Former Government Officials"

Published in today's Chronicle of Higher Education (registration required there, reprinted here with permission): We write as generally right-of-center lawyers,… The post "Statement on Academic Freedom and Harvard by Right-of-Center Scholars, Lawyers, and Former Government Officials" appeared first on Reason.com.

LiveScience

Scientists solve mystery of how orange cats got their coats — and why so many are male

Researchers have discovered how orange cats got their coats — and why so many of them are male. The coat color comes from a genetic mutation on the X chromosome of orange, calico and tortoiseshell cats.

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