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    Site lets readers vote on which AI challenges have been met▼Vote on which of Hacker News' challenges for AI have been metYhnWorldElections19040 min ago

    A new interactive site invites readers to vote on whether artificial intelligence has met a series of challenges for the field, framed around goals the tech community has debated for years. The project tracks which self-imposed benchmarks have been reached and which remain open, letting visitors move the goalposts themselves as capabilities evolve.

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    White Sox-Guardians ALDS billed as must-watch baseball▼5 reasons the White Sox-Guardians ALDS matchup will be a must-watch https://www. mlb.com/news/why-the-white-sox -guardiaMmastodonSportBaseball23 min ago

    MLB.com is previewing the American League Division Series between the Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Guardians, which begins Saturday at Progressive Field, with five reasons fans should tune in. The matchup is being framed as an overlooked but compelling series, with divisional familiarity and close competition cited as reasons it deserves more attention than it is getting.

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    Franco Gabrielli has entered the Italian political debate, declaring his support for a joint project with Enrico Letta's ally Lorenza Ruffini aimed at building a 'wider field capable of governing'. The former prefect and government official frames the initiative as an effort to unite progressive and reformist forces ahead of upcoming political contests, prompting discussion about possible alliances on the Italian centre-left.

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    New contest challenges scientists to reverse biological age▼A new contest pits competitors against each other in a race to biological youth✉newsScienceBiology21 min ago

    A newly launched competition is challenging participants to race to biological youth, rewarding whoever can demonstrably make organisms or people biologically younger. The contest reflects growing momentum in the longevity and rejuvenation field, where researchers are pursuing measurable reversals of aging. Observers see it as an attempt to accelerate progress by encouraging competing teams to prove their approaches can deliver real age reversal.

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    Boston College Women's Golf Heads to Yale Invitational▼Women's Golf Set to Compete in Yale Invitational✉newsSportGolfjust now

    Boston College's women's golf team is set to compete in the Yale Invitational, according to an announcement from Boston College Athletics. The tournament gives the Eagles a chance to test their form against a competitive field. No further details about the lineup or course conditions were included in the announcement.

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    A sports bill under consideration in the US Senate is drawing heavy lobbying activity, with a large number of interest groups now working to influence its progress. The measure touches on issues that affect major stakeholders in American sports, including leagues, universities and athletes, which helps explain the crowded field of advocates. Details of the bill's provisions and the specific groups involved remain limited.

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    Abdul El-Sayed launches US Senate campaign in Michigan▼Abdul El-Sayed runs for Senate🦋bluesky51510 h ago

    Abdul El-Sayed, a Michigan physician and former health director, has entered the race for the US Senate. The Democratic Senate bid has drawn immediate attention online, with supporters discussing his progressive platform and the party's prospects in the state. Conversations are focused on what his candidacy means for the Democratic primary field and the broader battle for the seat.

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    Live coverage of second practice at the Bahrain Grand Prix▼LIVE COVERAGE: Follow all the action from second practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix✉newsSportMotorsport6 h ago

    Formula 1 teams returned to the Sakhir circuit for the second free practice session of the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend, with live coverage tracking lap times, tyre work and setup progress across the field. The session gives teams their main chance to evaluate race pace under lights ahead of qualifying, and fans are following the running in real time as the season's early pecking order takes shape.

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    UNC Health reports progress in its gene therapy research aimed at treating Rett syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that primarily affects girls and causes severe impairments in movement, communication and daily function. The announcement highlights the health system's ongoing work to develop genetic treatments for conditions that currently have limited therapeutic options, drawing attention from families and researchers following the rare disease field.