A new artificial intelligence tool called SpectroGen is pitching itself as a virtual spectrometer that can assess material quality faster and at a lower cost. The tool targets materials-focused sectors
School districts across the United States are installing vape-detection devices in student bathrooms to curb nicotine and cannabis use during the school day. The push has accelerated this year as
In Silicon Valley, workers who speak up about company harms say the personal cost is steep, from lost job leads to social isolation. Yet many insist they would do it
In a striking show of investor confidence, Project Prometheus has secured more than $6 billion in funding and added over 100 employees, with several arriving through the purchase of General
Researchers and clinicians are urging a rethink of how chronic illnesses are diagnosed and treated, arguing that science now points to better paths for care. The push comes as health
MIT researchers say they have built a way to teach vision-language AI models to find a specific object, such as a person’s pet, in a new scene. The method targets
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Seismic says banks and payment firms want faster settlement through digital asset networks, but privacy and compliance concerns still stand in the way. The company disclosed that its total funding
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