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New York City's entry-level tech market is tightening as its computer science graduate pipeline grows.
Ex-Apple researchers behind Nuance Labs say today's chatbots freeze up or twitch oddly while listening — their fix is one model, not three.
Mountain View Elementary, once a Hurricane Helene relief hub, now gets 1,500 StudyFetch licenses and 100 robotics kits.
Keck and Subaru helped confirm light from just 670 million years after the Big Bang, rewriting the record books.
The Mānoa facility will study how hydrogen breaks carbon-sulfur bonds to enable cleaner fuel production.
The Chapel Hill center will directly measure tumor proteins and T-cell responses, starting with triple-negative breast cancer trials.
Bill Gates warns AI could widen the gap between rich and poor nations as global child mortality climbs for the first time this century.
Dunwoody College of Technology hands out headsets to about 150 juniors and seniors across four Minnesota public school districts, Edina Virtual Pathway and Avalon School this fall.
Queen of Hearts, an AI that reads ECGs, just won FDA clearance after cutting false catheterization lab calls from 42% to under 8%.
James Worden's Worden Marine just opened a North Andover innovation hub, betting solar boats can double as floating power plants.
The Hoboken firm will beam its Dirac-3 system to Doha over the cloud, riding a quarter that saw revenue jump 90-fold.
Isembyld is Scholar Rock's first-ever approved drug, targeting muscle loss in spinal muscular atrophy patients nationwide.
Award-winning consultant Maliha Khan brings an eight-phase AI curriculum to Mazuma Credit Union HQ on October 27.
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