NEWSNATIONNOW (Jesse Weber) - Sludge in Philadelphia's missing women case could be human remains: Expert
Investigators pulled pipes from the home to check drains for traces of human tissue.
NEWSNATIONNOW (Jesse Weber) - Uber ordered to pay $40M after UCLA grad killed on freeway
The family's attorney says Uber never investigated multiple prior complaints against the driver.
AMERICANGREATNESS (Liz Sheld) - Morning Greatness: OpenAI, Nvidia CEOs to Attend Trump-Xi State Dinner
Good Friday morning. Here is what’s on President Trump’s agenda today: 8:00 AM THE PRESIDENT participates in Executive Time 11:00 AM THE PRESIDENT participates in […] Source
YOUTUBE (Fox News) - Karoline Leavitt: America is at a crossroads…
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WASHINGTONPOST (Alec Dent, Dan Merica) - Congress is getting older, and Americans aren’t happy
This was a significant week in the debate about aging politicians.
ABCNEWS (ABC News: Top Stories) - How important is AI to the stock market? Warnings bring new scrutiny
Renewed scrutiny of AI poses a risk for the stock market, some analysts said.
WASHINGTONPOST (Margaret Hetherman) - How this common age-related eye disease leads to hallucinations
Studies suggest that Charles Bonnet syndrome affects roughly one in six people with retinal disease or significant vision loss.
AXIOS (Alex Thompson) - "The Axios Show": Hasan Piker wants to campaign for AOC in 2028
Left-wing streamer Hasan Piker said he "absolutely" wants to campaign for New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez if she runs for president in 2028 and said he has talked with AOC and her team, he said in the new episode of "The Axios Show." Why it matters: Piker, who has millions of followers online, has been a high-profile campaign surrogate this year for a new generation of left-wing candidates, and wants to do the same in 2028. Driving the news: Despite Piker's ambitions, some Democratic politicians have begun distancing themselves from him because of his controversial commentary. - Abdul El-Sayed, Michigan's Democratic nominee for the Senate, campaigned with Piker during the Senate primary. - But after Piker told Axios that he…
Left-wing streamer Hasan Piker said he "absolutely" wants to campaign for New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez if she runs for president in 2028 and said he has talked with AOC and her team, he said in the new episode of "The Axios Show." Why it matters: Piker, who has millions of followers online, has been a high-profile campaign surrogate this year for a new generation of left-wing candidates, and wants to do the same in 2028. Driving the news: Despite Piker's ambitions, some Democratic politicians have begun distancing themselves from him because of his controversial commentary. - Abdul El-Sayed, Michigan's Democratic nominee for the Senate, campaigned with Piker during the Senate primary. - But after Piker told Axios that he…Open
AXIOS (Maria Curi) - Inside the scramble for trusted AI cops
A host of industry players, policy wonks and businesses are grappling with the question of how to regulate AI in a trustworthy manner. - Inside the White House, it's mostly business as usual. Why it matters: The industry's mad dash is the product of an ad hoc regulatory apparatus and a general consensus that swift action from Washington is unlikely in the near term . State of play: AI CEOs have been grappling with how to test advanced AI and work with Beijing on safety standards, while the White House favors a solution where the industry finds ways to police itself. - That means the race is on to decide who will be anointed as third-party evaluators of AI systems and controls as the companies await legislation or White House action…
A host of industry players, policy wonks and businesses are grappling with the question of how to regulate AI in a trustworthy manner. - Inside the White House, it's mostly business as usual. Why it matters: The industry's mad dash is the product of an ad hoc regulatory apparatus and a general consensus that swift action from Washington is unlikely in the near term . State of play: AI CEOs have been grappling with how to test advanced AI and work with Beijing on safety standards, while the White House favors a solution where the industry finds ways to police itself. - That means the race is on to decide who will be anointed as third-party evaluators of AI systems and controls as the companies await legislation or White House action…Open
AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Stanford researchers implant human brain cells into mice, raising ethical questions science hasn't answered
A Stanford University team has built what may be the most advanced human-animal brain hybrid ever created in a lab, and even the ethicists advising the project concede that no clear guidelines exist for what comes next. Sergiu Pașca, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford, led the research, which involved breeding mice […] The post Stanford researchers implant human brain cells into mice, raising ethical questions science hasn't answered appeared first on American Almanac .
A Stanford University team has built what may be the most advanced human-animal brain hybrid ever created in a lab, and even the ethicists advising the project concede that no clear guidelines exist for what comes next. Sergiu Pașca, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford, led the research, which involved breeding mice genetically engineered to lack most of their cerebral cortex, the outer layer of the brain responsible for thought, memory, and perception, and then implanting millions of lab-grown human brain cells into the vacant space. The results, published in the journal Nature , showed that the human neurons divided, expanded, became vascularized, and largely filled the gap within weeks to months. The…Open