As computer scientists continue to develop artificial intelligence (AI) systems that mimic the human brain’s neural networks, the need for enhanced processing power has become paramount. However, with the increasing sophistication of artificial neural networks comes a significant rise in energy consumption. The comparison to nature’s original design – the human brain – reveals that
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Donanemab, an investigational drug for treating early Alzheimer’s disease, has recently received unanimous support from an FDA advisory committee. The committee’s 11-0 vote affirmed that the benefits of donanemab outweigh its risks for Alzheimer’s patients with mild cognitive impairment and mild dementia enrolled in clinical trials. Furthermore, the committee agreed that available data demonstrated the
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The recent investigation into United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain by federal monitor Neil Barofsky has raised serious concerns about potential abuse of power within the union. The monitor has accused Fain and other union leaders of obstructing the investigation and interfering with access to crucial information. These actions could potentially violate a 2020 consent
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Recently, OpenAI made significant moves in reshaping its leadership team by hiring two top executives. Sarah Friar, who previously held roles as the CEO of Nextdoor and the finance chief at Square, will be stepping into the role of chief financial officer at OpenAI. Additionally, Kevin Weil, a former president at Planet Labs, has been
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The elaborately sculpted stone balls found in Scotland dating back to the Neolithic period have puzzled archaeologists for years. These balls, ranging in size and composition, are adorned with intricate carvings and designs. The purpose of these objects remains a mystery, with theories ranging from them being used as weapons, measuring weights, or even household
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