MIT Postdoc Program Draws Applicants
May 4, 2026
Spotted on a public job board, a brief notice set one early-career scholar in motion: Sojun Park saw an opening for the Postdoctoral Associate Program at the MIT Center for
Spotted on a public job board, a brief notice set one early-career scholar in motion: Sojun Park saw an opening for the Postdoctoral Associate Program at the MIT Center for
An assertion that the Trump administration pressed ABC to fire late-night host Jimmy Kimmel while allies at the Federal Communications Commission weighed challenges to ABC’s station licenses has raised fresh
The tech and finance world is bracing for a packed week as the Equity podcast team weighs what is at stake in court, how defense tech deals are shifting, and
A new exhibition at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam puts a century of photographic trickery on full display, from novelty postcards with giant animals to scenes of flying cars. The show
Investor appetite for OpenAI stock on the secondary market has cooled sharply as buyers rotate to rival Anthropic, according to market chatter in recent days. The move reflects a fast
A fresh clash over military uses of artificial intelligence is landing at Google, testing the company’s public ethics pledges against growing U.S. defense needs. As Washington seeks more AI and
Otter, the AI transcription service known for meeting summaries, announced a new Windows app that records and generates notes without joining the meeting itself. The move signals a shift in
Apple signaled a drop in searches made through its Safari browser, a change that could ripple across the search market where Google remains the default engine on iPhones and Macs.
Tech reporter Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson spotlighted the growing role of artificial intelligence in film and TV during a segment on Fox & Friends, reflecting fresh urgency across Hollywood about how