As a cancer treatment, immunotherapy is not only relatively new, but also highly effective. Now AI has made it better.
Author: admin (Kendrick Williams)
COMING: A CHAIN OF PRIVATE SCHOOLS WHERE AI TEACHES KIDS
The Alpha School in Austin, Tex., is the first in a planned chain of national private schools where the curriculum will be shaped around AI not only as a technology but also as the teacher.
MILLIPEDES MAKE A PAINKILLER FOR HUMANS
Millipedes, those worm-like crawlies with antennae and hundreds of hair-like legs, keep ants away by secreting a substance that makes ants disoriented.
REGENERATING TISSUE WITH YOGURT
Turns out yogurt can do more than improve your digestion. Scientists at Columbia University’s engineering school wanted to make a hydrogel that included extracellular vesicles.
COMBINING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND QUANTUM COMPUTING
In one of the first published examples of uniting artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing, engineers at Australia’s Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization have improved the process of modeling the electrical resistance inside a computer chip—an essential step in designing new and more sophisticated semiconductors.
ECONOMIC UPDATE—MARKET OVERVIEW
Again, again, and again, week-after-week, month-after-month, as we have detailed, another Wild Card and another Trump Card are played, and where it goes, nobody knows.
FANNIE MAE AND FREDDIE MAC—WITH TRILLIONS IN BAD DEBT—MAY BE GETTING A BACKDOOR BAIL OUT!
President Donald Trump is meeting with chiefs of major U.S. banks to discuss monetizing mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
TWILIGHT OF THE HUMANITIES
A recent PC Gamer article pondered the antihuman underpinnings of top tech CEOs. The piece critiqued the drive of CEOs like Nvidia’s Jensen Huang to continue to transform curriculums to more heavily focus on science and technology.
DESPITE RECORD PRICES, DEMAND FOR GOLD IS STILL CLIMBING
Geopolitical strife, trade war turmoil, and the U.S. dollar’s loss of cachet as a safe haven keeps investors clamoring for gold despite the metal’s recent series of record-high prices.
PERFUMES, LOTIONS DISRUPT BODY’S NATURAL SHIELD AGAINST TOXIC CHEMICALS
Nearly 90 percent of adults in the U.S. use personal care products daily, routinely applying lotions, perfumes, deodorants and aftershaves without a second thought.









