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Did Trump’s uncle teach the Unabomber? No. Here’s what really happened

Trump falsely claims Unabomber Ted Kaczynski was taught by his uncle, MIT professor John Trump

The Independent UK

Trump, 79, forgets who is with him on Pittsburgh trip as rambling talk includes unlikely Unabomber story

Oldest person to ever serve as president claimed to have discussed Unabomber Ted Kaczynski with MIT professor uncle who died in 1985

The Independent UK

MIT engineers 3D print implant for diabetic patients that releases medicine under the skin — chip can be wirelessly activated to melt an alloy that releases powdered glucagon

Engineers from MIT have put together a 3D-printed device that can release medicine under the skin with a wireless trigger.

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The dirty secret about AI in the office that has CEOs admitting millions of white-collar jobs will be replaced

TECHNOLOGY: Artificial Intelligence may not be fully replacing the duties of middle managers, but it is allowing companies to employ fewer of them, writes Graig Graziosi

The Independent UK

Is Microsoft's new AI still "4x more accurate than human doctors"? — Typos in medical prompts to chatbots could be catastrophic

A new study highlights how a simple typo can prompt an AI-powered tool to incorrectly advise a patient against seeking medical attention.

Windows Central

This is your brain on ChatGPT

MIT finds AI tools like ChatGPT can limit brain activity, impair memory, and decrease user engagement.

Laptop

MIT team creates chip-based 3D printer the size of a coin, cures resin using only light — handheld 3D printing tech enabled by silicon photonics

MIT researchers have engineered a chip-based 3D printer that can create complex, programmable shapes out of resin in seconds. The tech utilizes silicon photonics and will eventually be iterated into a model that can fabricate full volumetric prints.

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Riri Williams’ relationship with this character on ‘Ironheart’ is one fans deserve

It's a nice call back to the movie that started it all.

The Mary Sue

How LineWise Is Reinventing Troubleshooting on the Factory Floor—One Line at a Time

Manufacturing downtime remains one of the most expensive problems in the industrial world.

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Scale AI's Alexandr Wang Went From MIT Dropout To AI Billionaire — 5 Things You Might Not Know

Alexandr Wang may not be a name familiar to all investors yet, but he is one of the most recognizable names in the artificial intelligence space, thanks to his co-founding of Scale AI and his previous role as CEO.

Benzinga

Detectives in Suffolk to carry out ‘extensive inquiries’ into Ryland Headley

Suffolk Police issued a statement after Headley was jailed for life for raping and murdering Louisa Dunne in 1967.

Evening Standard

Does Jeff Bezos Have an Adopted Daughter From China? Meet His Four Children With Ex-Wife MacKenzie Scott

Jeff Bezos's family remains largely private, with seven children including stepchildren, as he balances wealth, parenthood, and a new marriage.

International Business Times UK

MIT's high-tech 'bubble wrap' turns air into safe drinking water — even in Death Valley

Researchers at MIT have tested a new technology for turning water vapor in the atmosphere into drinkable water, even in extreme environments.

LiveScience

‘Weird History’ Is An Account That Shares Interesting, Odd, And Funny Things That Happened Throughout History

Andrew Rader, PhD, is a lot of things. The man is a SpaceX mission manager, MIT-credentialed scientist, game designer, author... And he's also a history fan. In fact, he's so fascinated with the subject, he even created a Twitter account to share the weirdest and most wonderful history-related content he…

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45 Women Inventors Who Changed The World And You May Not Even Know It

Our list features famous women inventors of the past and today's STEM leaders who are shaping the world of tomorrow.

International Business Times

From IPOs to AI Energy: Luis Martin's Vision for Systemic Entrepreneurship

Exowatt is approaching AI's biggest challenge at the systems level, as they realize that the next stage is not just about more powerful algorithms but the underlying infrastructure.

The Guardian - UK

Ironheart review – the small screen can barely contain the energy of this Black Panther spinoff

This rapid-fire new Marvel Cinematic Universe show for a younger audience is packed with cartoonish violence and flashy effects. Dominique Thorne’s reprisal of her Wakanda Forever role is stunningly charismatic

TechRadar

I watched all six episodes of Ironheart on Disney+, and Marvel and Ryan Coogler have conjured up a magical show that falls just short of being iconic

Riri Williams suits up in the final TV show of Marvel's Phase 5 lineup, which is as surprisingly emotional as it is supernaturally stylish.

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The Mary Sue

‘Ironheart’ review: Dominique Thorne shines in her very own Disney+ series

'Ironheart' is captivating, emotional, and beautiful and it is what Riri has always deserved.

PC Gamer

Researchers develop a new technique to bond GaN transistors to a silicon chip, with the ultimate goal of having more powerful and efficient wireless transmitters

Maybe, just maybe, the end is in sight for rubbish Bluetooth connections.

International Business Times UK

Is Critical Thinking Dead? MIT Study Finds Students Relying on ChatGPT Are Losing Brain Power

MIT research reveals that students using ChatGPT for essays exhibit poorer cognitive skills and reduced brain activity in memory and learning areas.

The Conversation

How the end of carbon capture could spark a new industrial revolution

The U.S. Department of Energy’s decision to claw back US$3.7 billion in grants from industrial demonstration projects may create an unexpected opening for American manufacturing.

The Conversation

MIT researchers say using ChatGPT can rot your brain. The truth is a little more complicated

Since ChatGPT appeared almost three years ago, the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies on learning has been widely debated. Are they handy tools for personalised education, or gateways to academic dishonesty?

Fortune

Inside the rise of Alexandr Wang and Meta’s $14 billion bet that the MIT dropout will help bring AI supremacy

Wang turned Scale AI into a vital piece of the AI revolution, and briefly claimed the title of youngest self-made billionaire in the process. Now Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg is paying up to bring him in-house.

Tom’s Hardware

MIT researchers repair bridges by 3D printing steel onto corroded beams — Tech uses compressed gas to heat and accelerate powdered steel particles

The University of Massachusetts at Amherst worked with MIT researchers to create a cost-effective way to repair bridges and extend their lives until they can be replaced.

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