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Climate Venture Funds Turn to European Backers

Early-stage climate venture managers are seeking more capital from European investors as large infrastructure funds attract a growing share of available money. The shift is changing how young climate funds

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Condoleezza Rice Weighs In on AI Rules

Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has joined the public debate over artificial intelligence regulation, discussing the issue and wider global events on “The Will Cain Show.” Her appearance placed

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AI Hype Should Not Outrun Honest Testing

Artificial intelligence companies are releasing faster models, proactive assistants, and costly premium plans at a dizzying pace. Yet more announcements do not always mean more value. I believe users should

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Châtaigniers en Fleurs Heads $180M Auction

Châtaigniers en fleurs, valued at $180 million, is set to be auctioned with 11 other works by major artists, including Paul Cézanne and Claude Monet. The planned sale places a

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Huang Burns Joins Secondary Investments Team

Huang Burns has joined an investment firm as a partner, taking on a senior role focused on secondary transactions across private markets. Burns will work with the firm’s primary investment

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Judy Wearing Explores Hair’s Hidden Signals

Hair does far more than shape appearance, according to researcher Judy Wearing. Her work examines how follicles may reveal emotion, influence attraction, and explain features such as eyebrows. Wearing has

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Microsoft’s Next Buzzword May Be “Agents”

Microsoft’s next defining buzzword is likely to be agents, a term now shaping its message around artificial intelligence and workplace software. The company has spent years using short phrases to

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Conservative Majority Pauses Lower-Court Decision

A conservative majority has temporarily lifted a lower-court decision, allowing the disputed policy or action to proceed while litigation continues. The court’s liberal justices dissented, exposing a sharp divide over

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Students Fear Work Could Train AI

Students are “scared” by proposals that could allow their academic work to train artificial intelligence systems, according to their union. The concern has renewed questions about consent, ownership and the