Creativity Is the New Moat: Why Inventing New Things Beats Copying Old Ones
Flash sparked a creative boom despite sucking. Today's AI-driven web is standardized, accessible—and utterly dull.
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AI Pinpoints the Moment Fish Reach Their Thermal Limit
Researchers built an AI system that automatically detects the moment fish lose equilibrium under heat stress, replacing slow, subjective manual observation.
Google’s AlphaGenome Atlas Predicts the Effect of Every Possible Single-Base Change in the Human Genome
Google's AlphaGenome Atlas predicts effects of all 9 billion possible single-base DNA changes, mapping non-coding genome function.
Apple’s Redesigned Health App Will Calculate Your ‘Health Age’ and Readiness Score
Apple's redesigned Health app adds a 'Health Age' score, daily readiness ratings, and a Quest lab-test partnership, rolling out later this year.
ICM 2026 Panelists Say AI Medals Are Milestones — Not Threats to Math
At ICM 2026 in Philadelphia, mathematicians ask what their art is for now that machines can reason and solve like men.
Ukraine opens battlefield drone data to contractors as OpenAI launches Astra, its most capable model yet
Of a strange traffic in battlefield remains, of Astra's dreadful power, and of a machine teaching a boy a tongue his father cannot know.