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Almog Zussman-Lehmann’s position as Community and Partnerships Leader at Amiti Ventures is about connecting people. “My role at Amiti is to make sure our values are expressed, other than of course making sure the founders know about us. Also, by running the community, I have the ability to look for more foundations.” Then Zussman spoke … Read more
Search efforts have made the discovery south of Newman in Western Australia (Photo: AFP) A tiny radioactive capsule has been found after searching for a “needle in a haystack” in remote areas of Australia. Touching it can cause skin burns or a “sharp radiation system” if handled over a period of time. The capsule fell … Read more
Near the end of the first period at Scotiabank Arena, Wayne Gretzky made a surprise appearance in the NBC broadcast booth, then made a surprising revelation to Capitals fans watching at home: “I don’t go to a lot of games.” Why squeeze in late in Toronto, then? He said, “God, you should go see Ovie, … Read more
A new artificial intelligence (AI) tool can classify chemical reaction mechanisms using concentration data to make predictions that are 99.6% accurate with realistically noisy data. The model was made freely available by Igor LaRosa and Jordy Boreas of the University of Manchester to help advance the “discovery and development of fully automated organic reaction”. “There’s … Read more
→ The next big crisis is here (from Porter and Company) Enterprise Artificial Intelligence (AI) search platform provider Next Inc. (NASDAQ: YEXT) The stock has been rising as it implements its restructuring programme. The company uses AI-powered search technology to provide customers, employees and partners with relevant answers about its clients’ businesses. Collects and organizes … Read more
Collagen is perhaps the most common protein in the animal world. It is only responsible for about four percent of our body weight. If we joined together all the collagen fibers in our bodies, it would reach a length of about one hundred trillion (1014) meters—a distance so great that if we attempted to cross … Read more
After studying the genetic sequences of more than 100,000 people, researchers across the country set out to uncover the root causes of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), Crohn’s disease, and ulcerative colitis. But those studies have a stark flaw: They are based mostly on genetic data almost exclusively from individuals of European ancestry. Now researchers at … Read more
British actor Julian Sands, pictured here at the 2015 Academy Awards, disappeared in the San Gabriel Mountains nearly two weeks ago. John Salangsang/John Salangsang/Invision/Associated Press Hide caption Switch caption John Salangsang/John Salangsang/Invision/Associated Press British actor Julian Sands, pictured here at the 2015 Academy Awards, disappeared in the San Gabriel Mountains nearly two weeks ago. John … Read more
need help? If you or someone you know is in crisis, please Call or text 988 to access the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. One night last month, a 9-year-old boy with autism who talked about killing himself was among about 70 state-supervised children and youth sleeping in hotels across Georgia. Audrey Brannen, the Georgia … Read more
Reports say that Microsoft could integrate AI within Bing as early as this year, and Google is also working on AI endeavors. But it you want to see what the future of AI-powered search engines are, right now, you need to try out You.com. What you need to know about You.com is that it isn’t … Read more