AI data centers are facing rising backlash as communities, lawmakers, and regulators push back over power, water, and pollution costs.
A Danish study shows quantum computing can improve an AI peptide discovery model, hinting at faster vaccines and immunotherapies.
OpenAI is hiring for family AI experiences as ChatGPT gains older users, parents and tighter safety scrutiny across households.
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