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- 1New theory argues AI does not actually exist●Its a new dawn – its a new day! And I am feeling good. https:// youtu.be/xlNpmSN7mRg There is a rather interesting theor
A widely shared post pairs Nina Simone's 'Feeling Good' with a discussion of an underexamined theory in the AI debate: that artificial intelligence does not, logically speaking, actually exist. The post links to a YouTube video laying out the argument, and is drawing attention as public discussion of AI technology remains heated.
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A new computational framework can rank the safety of RNA lipid nanoparticle (LNP) formulations before any laboratory testing, according to a report by Bioengineer.org. The tool is aimed at helping researchers prioritize less toxic, more effective delivery systems for RNA therapies and vaccines, potentially cutting development time and reducing reliance on lengthy experimental screening.
- 3Critics say 'long-life assets' signal prolonged pollution plans●RE: https:// flipboard.com/@cbcnews/busines s-5o2kkapsz/-/a-hAmTLnPESAijMuaEqdIDDA%3Aa%3A107108217-%2F0 "long-life asset
A CBC News business story is drawing criticism over the use of the phrase 'long-life assets'. Commenters, including one widely shared post from Alberta, argue the industry term effectively means companies plan to keep polluting for decades. The discussion ties the language to ongoing climate concerns in Canada's oil and gas sector.
- 4LNP energy policy criticised as based on false premise●{The LNP’s new energy policy} “is a plan that is based on the fallacy that the big jump in power bills in recent years i
The Liberal National Party's new energy policy is being criticised for resting on the claim that recent sharp rises in household power bills are caused by renewable energy and Australia's legislated net zero emissions target. Commenters point to evidence and most expert analysis indicating otherwise, arguing both are being disregarded by the party as it makes the case for its plan.