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Dutch cyclist Demi Vollering made history with a breathtaking solo victory at one of cycling's most prestigious one-day races. She attacked on the legendary Côte de La Redoute climb and rode alone for 34 kilometers to claim the win.
Demis Hassabis, the leader behind Google's most advanced AI research, believes machines matching human intelligence across all domains could arrive within six years. His optimism comes as AI becomes part of daily life for billions of people.
Demis Hassabis just secured $2.1 billion to accelerate AI-designed medicines that could transform how we treat and cure diseases. The first human trials are expected by the end of 2026.
A new biography reveals the inside story of how DeepMind's Demis Hassabis led breakthroughs that earned a Nobel Prize and changed scientific discovery forever. The book offers rare insights into the team behind AI's most celebrated achievements.
Slovenian cycling champion Tadej Pogacar matched a historic record with his third Tour of Flanders victory, dropping his rival 18 kilometers from the finish line. At just 27, he's now second only to legend Eddy Merckx in Monument race wins.
Kunle Remi's new YouTube film explores what happens when giving your life to Christ doesn't bring instant peace. The 57-minute comedy-drama is connecting with viewers who've asked "God, why?" during tough seasons.
Isomorphic Labs is about to test the first drugs designed by Nobel Prize-winning AI technology in human patients. The breakthrough could transform how we discover safer, more effective medicines for diseases like cancer.
Google is launching its first global AI campus in Seoul, creating a major hub where engineers, researchers, and Korean tech giants will collaborate on cutting-edge artificial intelligence projects. The partnership marks a significant expansion of Google's international footprint in one of Asia's most advanced technology economies.
Scientists are building self-driving laboratories where AI robots create hypotheses, run experiments, and analyze results on their own. Early tests show these automated labs could reduce experiment time by 30-fold, potentially bringing breakthrough medicines and materials to us years faster.
South Korea just teamed up with Google DeepMind to supercharge its national AI research program. The partnership brings Nobel Prize-winning AI expertise to Korea's science future.
Robots are about to get dramatically smarter at understanding and interacting with the physical world, according to Google DeepMind's CEO. The breakthrough could transform everything from manufacturing to healthcare in the coming years.
Google is building its first-ever global AI campus in Seoul, creating a new hub for research, training, and partnerships with South Korea's tech industry. The initiative marks a major vote of confidence in the country's AI ecosystem and could shape the future of artificial intelligence development worldwide.
Google's AI platform Gemini has skyrocketed to 900 million users in just one year, more than doubling its reach. The tech giant's DeepMind CEO believes artificial intelligence will unlock revolutionary advances in medicine, energy, and scientific discovery.
A 1994 attack survivor told her friend "had I known this, my ordeal would never have happened," sparking a self-defense program that's now trained 16,000 women across South Africa. On March 18, 1,000 people will break boards together to fund training for 2,500 more women in 2026.
A group of women called the Mères Lyonnaises built Lyon's food reputation starting in the 1800s, long before male celebrity chefs took center stage. Eugénie Brazier became the first chef ever to hold six Michelin stars simultaneously across two restaurants.
Google and South Korea are partnering to create the world's first AI campus in Seoul, opening doors for startups and researchers to learn from tech giant's experts. The groundbreaking facility will help train the next generation of AI innovators while strengthening Korea's ambitious national science goals.
Google DeepMind's leader says the best use of AI isn't entertainment or productivity apps. It's accelerating scientific breakthroughs that would otherwise take decades.
The scientist who won a Nobel Prize for predicting protein structures is now using that breakthrough to design new medicines for diseases once thought untreatable. His lab has 17 drugs in development and expects to start human trials by year's end.
The heads of OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Anthropic, and Microsoft AI are calling for new federal laws to prevent bad actors from using artificial intelligence to create biological weapons. They want mandatory screening of synthetic DNA orders before AI makes it too easy to engineer dangerous pathogens.
The team behind Nobel Prize-winning AI is establishing a new research hub in South Korea to accelerate scientific breakthroughs in medicine and climate. Eight years after AlphaGo made history in Seoul, DeepMind returns to transform how scientists discover solutions to humanity's biggest challenges.
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