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Federal Reserve Taps Marc Andreessen as Advisor on AI's Impact on Work

The Federal Reserve has brought Marc Andreessen, a prominent venture capitalist and known ally of the Trump administration, onto an advisory role focused on artificial intelligence's impact on the labor market and broader economy. Andreessen, co-founder of Andreessen Horowitz, has been a significant voice in Silicon Valley on

SpaceX Plans Massive Expansion with 100,000 Starlink Satellites

SpaceX is reportedly planning to expand its Starlink satellite internet constellation to as many as 100,000 satellites. The company has already deployed thousands of satellites in low Earth orbit and is seeking to grow its network substantially to meet increasing demand for global broadband connectivity. The ambitious target would

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New York Times Alleges OpenAI Concealed Evidence in Copyright Lawsuit

The New York Times has escalated its legal battle with OpenAI by filing a motion for sanctions, alleging that the AI company concealed evidence relevant to their copyright lawsuit. According to the motion, OpenAI possessed tools and datasets capable of identifying when ChatGPT reproduced copyrighted journalism from Times content, but

Special Relativity Can Warp Chemical Bonds – Now We've Seen It Happen

Albert Einstein's special relativity is famous for its effects on objects moving at high speeds, but new research shows it also influences the very nature of chemical bonds. An experiment using a charged molecule composed of bismuth and carbon has provided the first direct observation of relativistic effects

Bipartisan Lawmakers Push Federal Agencies to Address AI Election Threats Ahead of 2026 Midterms

Bipartisan Concerns Over AI Election Interference As the 2026 midterm elections draw closer, a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers is calling on federal agencies to strengthen their defenses against AI-powered threats to the electoral process. This push reflects growing concerns about how artificial intelligence could be exploited to undermine democratic institutions.

Resuscitated Human Retinas Respond to Light Hours After Death

Researchers have achieved a notable breakthrough in maintaining the functionality of human retinas after death. A team demonstrated that perfusing donor human retinas with blood and oxygen allowed the light-sensitive cells to continue responding to light for up to 10 hours post-mortem. The study marks a significant step forward for

OpenAI Faces Potential Sanctions Over Alleged Evidence Tampering in NYT Copyright Dispute

The New York Times reports that OpenAI may face sanctions after allegedly hiding and deleting ChatGPT training logs during the high-profile copyright lawsuit brought against the company. Background of the Dispute The NYT lawsuit, one of the most significant legal challenges to the AI industry, accuses OpenAI of using millions