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Australia is using artificial intelligence to cut red tape on medicine and housing approvals, potentially saving $10 billion while keeping humans in charge of final decisions. The UK already saw approval times drop from 91 days to 41 using a similar approach.
Steve Wozniak earned thunderous cheers at a graduation ceremony by celebrating human intelligence over AI. While other speakers faced boos for pushing AI, the Apple cofounder reminded students their actual intelligence is what matters most.
Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak earned roaring applause at a college graduation by flipping the AI anxiety script. While other tech leaders got booed for praising artificial intelligence, Woz celebrated the graduates' natural smarts.
Two major health companies are using artificial intelligence to redesign clinical trials, potentially bringing breakthrough treatments to patients years faster. The collaboration focuses on cancers and Alzheimer's disease, using real patient data to find who benefits most from new medicines.
A biotech company is booking space on a future commercial space station to manufacture artificial retinas in orbit that could restore sight to thousands of blind patients. The breakthrough could turn space into a medicine factory.
Merck and Mayo Clinic are combining artificial intelligence with real patient data to speed up the discovery of breakthrough medicines. The collaboration aims to make drug development faster, smarter, and more likely to succeed.
Canadian and Taiwanese scientists joined forces in July 2026 to accelerate breakthrough therapies using artificial intelligence and precision medicine. The partnership could reshape how drugs are discovered and bring treatments to patients faster.
New AI conversation tools are creating an unexpected outcome in workplaces and classrooms: people are becoming more civil, self-aware, and emotionally intelligent. The technology isn't forcing change—it's helping us show up as our better selves.
Hong Kong-based Insilico Medicine just landed a potential $2.75 billion partnership with pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly, marking one of the largest AI drug development deals ever. The agreement shows how artificial intelligence is transforming medicine from science fiction into life-saving reality.
A company just proved artificial intelligence can create life-saving medicines in a fraction of the usual time. What took a decade now happens in 18 months.
Artificial intelligence is helping one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies develop better medicines faster and dramatically improve the odds that expensive clinical trials will succeed. The technology is already transforming how researchers design drugs and predict which treatments will work.
Artificial intelligence is slashing the time and cost to develop new medicines, opening doors for treatments that were previously too expensive to pursue. The first AI-designed drugs are already in human trials.
Dubai is building a next-generation healthcare ecosystem to accelerate innovations in AI diagnostics, biotech, and personalized medicine. The partnership aims to transform the emirate into a global launchpad for medical breakthroughs.
Andrew Viterbi, the tech pioneer who helped create modern wireless communication, just invested $5 million to supercharge artificial intelligence research that could transform how we fight disease. The gift creates a permanent leadership position at one of America's top medical research centers.
American scientists just built computers that can perform a billion billion calculations per second, marking a major leap forward in solving humanity's biggest challenges. These supercomputers are already accelerating breakthroughs in medicine, climate science, and artificial intelligence that could transform millions of lives.
A mathematician-led team is using artificial intelligence to decode the human immune system, already helping pharmaceutical giants predict which patients will benefit most from life-saving treatments. Their database of 40,000 patient samples doubles yearly and could revolutionize how we treat cancer and autoimmune diseases.
Stanford researchers used artificial intelligence to discover a molecule already in our bodies that could help with weight loss without the digestive issues common in current medications. The peptide, called BRP, showed promising results in animals by reducing appetite while preserving muscle mass.
Scientists have created tiny, printed artificial neurons that can communicate with living mouse brain cells, opening doors to smarter brain implants and energy-efficient AI. The breakthrough could help people control prosthetic limbs with their thoughts and may one day restore function lost to diseases like Alzheimer's.
Artificial intelligence is speeding up the hunt for new antibiotics that could save millions of lives from drug-resistant superbugs. The technology can explore hundreds of millions of potential medicines in days instead of years.
Four legendary AI scientists left Google DeepMind to launch Discovery Loop, a startup using artificial intelligence to accelerate breakthroughs in medicine and science. Their goal: automate the experimental process that could lead to faster cures and cleaner energy.
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