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“LegalEase” is utilizing AI in an effort to simplify record clearing — starting in Mississippi.

Linda Griffith, bioengineer and director of MIT's Center for Gynepathology Research, is working to grow human tissue on bits of plastic to better understand and treat systemic gynecological diseases, including endometriosis.

AI researchers are getting recruited like professional athletes. But stacking a team with expensive stars doesn’t always work out.

And especially the Nintendo Switch 2.

Is AI in a bubble? Well, yes and no, explains one strategist.

Over the past five years, nuclear power has experienced a renaissance in public and political support. The formerly controversial energy source has seen cultural moments on TikTok, ESPN College Gameday, and even in the White House.

USC’s Andrea Belz walks through a new study that highlights a gap in the number of students majoring in disciplines required for advanced chip-making jobs.

Cristiano Lima-Strong, assistant editor at the news site Tech Policy Press, says Silicon Valley leaders want the bloc to weaken its Digital Services Act, which penalizes internet companies for not curbing online illegal content.

The company reports on Wednesday.

Applying to jobs is easier than ever in some ways, but also more automated and dehumanizing than ever.