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Tomorrow.io: AI-Powered Weather Data Revolutionizes Space and Efficiency
Tomorrow.io, a 150-person company, uses AI and eight proprietary satellites to provide unique weather data and forecasts to businesses and governments, achieving efficiency and market differentiation.
Tomorrow.io: AI-Powered Weather Data Revolutionizes Space and Efficiency
Tomorrow.io, a 150-person company, uses AI and eight proprietary satellites to provide unique weather data and forecasts to businesses and governments, achieving efficiency and market differentiation.
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48% Bias Score


Pope Leo XIV Addresses AI, Social Justice in First Papal Address
Pope Leo XIV, in his first address to cardinals, connected his papal name to the need for the Church to engage with the ethical challenges of artificial intelligence and social justice, referencing Pope Leo XIII's Rerum novarum encyclical in the context of another industrial revolution.
Pope Leo XIV Addresses AI, Social Justice in First Papal Address
Pope Leo XIV, in his first address to cardinals, connected his papal name to the need for the Church to engage with the ethical challenges of artificial intelligence and social justice, referencing Pope Leo XIII's Rerum novarum encyclical in the context of another industrial revolution.
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52% Bias Score


Europe Approves First AI-Powered Medical App
Vera Rödel and Heinz Wiendl launched "Prof. Valmed", Europe's first approved AI-powered medical app, after an 18-month approval process, assisting medical professionals with diagnosis and therapy recommendations via PubMed, while emphasizing that the physician makes the final decision.
Europe Approves First AI-Powered Medical App
Vera Rödel and Heinz Wiendl launched "Prof. Valmed", Europe's first approved AI-powered medical app, after an 18-month approval process, assisting medical professionals with diagnosis and therapy recommendations via PubMed, while emphasizing that the physician makes the final decision.
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40% Bias Score


Pope Leo XIV Prioritizes Inclusive Reforms and Addresses AI Challenges
Newly elected Pope Leo XIV, born Robert Francis Prevost, in his first address, prioritized continuing inclusive reforms, addressing the needs of the marginalized, and tackling the ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence, drawing parallels to Pope Leo XIII's social teachings.
Pope Leo XIV Prioritizes Inclusive Reforms and Addresses AI Challenges
Newly elected Pope Leo XIV, born Robert Francis Prevost, in his first address, prioritized continuing inclusive reforms, addressing the needs of the marginalized, and tackling the ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence, drawing parallels to Pope Leo XIII's social teachings.
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28% Bias Score


Pope Leo XIV Outlines Priorities: AI, Social Justice, and Francis' Legacy
Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, visited a sanctuary in Genazzano, Italy, on Saturday, after outlining his papacy's priorities: addressing AI's challenges and continuing Pope Francis' social justice initiatives, focusing on inclusivity and care for the marginalized.
Pope Leo XIV Outlines Priorities: AI, Social Justice, and Francis' Legacy
Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, visited a sanctuary in Genazzano, Italy, on Saturday, after outlining his papacy's priorities: addressing AI's challenges and continuing Pope Francis' social justice initiatives, focusing on inclusivity and care for the marginalized.
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44% Bias Score


AI Safety Expert Urges 'Compton Constant' Calculation to Prevent Existential Threat
AI safety expert Max Tegmark urges AI companies to calculate the probability of losing control over advanced AI, drawing parallels to pre-Trinity test calculations and highlighting a 90% probability of existential threat based on his own assessment, advocating for a 'Compton constant' consensus to g...
AI Safety Expert Urges 'Compton Constant' Calculation to Prevent Existential Threat
AI safety expert Max Tegmark urges AI companies to calculate the probability of losing control over advanced AI, drawing parallels to pre-Trinity test calculations and highlighting a 90% probability of existential threat based on his own assessment, advocating for a 'Compton constant' consensus to g...
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48% Bias Score

Pope Leo XIV Calls for Global Peace in First Address
On Sunday, Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope, delivered his first address from the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica before over 100,000 people, calling for global peace, specifically mentioning the need for peace in Ukraine and a ceasefire in Gaza, while also warning about the dangers of artifici...

Pope Leo XIV Calls for Global Peace in First Address
On Sunday, Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope, delivered his first address from the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica before over 100,000 people, calling for global peace, specifically mentioning the need for peace in Ukraine and a ceasefire in Gaza, while also warning about the dangers of artifici...
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28% Bias Score

Data Center Boom: Global Growth and Geopolitical Risks
Driven by the expanding needs of AI and digital technologies, the global data center market is booming, with the US leading the way; significant investment is flowing into this sector, fueled by strong growth in Europe, Latin America, and Asia, yet global political shifts pose both opportunities and...

Data Center Boom: Global Growth and Geopolitical Risks
Driven by the expanding needs of AI and digital technologies, the global data center market is booming, with the US leading the way; significant investment is flowing into this sector, fueled by strong growth in Europe, Latin America, and Asia, yet global political shifts pose both opportunities and...
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48% Bias Score

AI Tool Accurately Predicts Cancer Patients' Life Expectancy Using Selfies
A new AI tool, FaceAge, trained on almost 59,000 selfies, assesses biological age and predicted cancer patients' lifespans with accuracy comparable to expert physicians, potentially revolutionizing early health detection.

AI Tool Accurately Predicts Cancer Patients' Life Expectancy Using Selfies
A new AI tool, FaceAge, trained on almost 59,000 selfies, assesses biological age and predicted cancer patients' lifespans with accuracy comparable to expert physicians, potentially revolutionizing early health detection.
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32% Bias Score

OpenAI Appoints Former Instacart CEO as Chief Applications Officer
Fidji Simo, former Facebook executive and Instacart CEO, has been appointed OpenAI's Chief Applications Officer, a newly created role focused on managing ChatGPT and other applications, effective in a few weeks, reflecting OpenAI's rapid growth from a \$29 billion to a \$300 billion valuation.

OpenAI Appoints Former Instacart CEO as Chief Applications Officer
Fidji Simo, former Facebook executive and Instacart CEO, has been appointed OpenAI's Chief Applications Officer, a newly created role focused on managing ChatGPT and other applications, effective in a few weeks, reflecting OpenAI's rapid growth from a \$29 billion to a \$300 billion valuation.
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44% Bias Score

Generative AI: Enhancing or Diminishing Human Cognitive Abilities?
Studies reveal a correlation between over-reliance on generative AI and decreased critical thinking skills; excessive AI use may reduce mental effort, hindering deep engagement with information and potentially leading to cognitive decline.

Generative AI: Enhancing or Diminishing Human Cognitive Abilities?
Studies reveal a correlation between over-reliance on generative AI and decreased critical thinking skills; excessive AI use may reduce mental effort, hindering deep engagement with information and potentially leading to cognitive decline.
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44% Bias Score

São Paulo's Smart Sampa: 1,044 Fugitives Apprehended, Privacy Concerns Raised
São Paulo's Smart Sampa, a facial recognition system using 25,000 cameras, has resulted in the arrest of 1,044 fugitives and 2,289 criminals in six months, raising concerns about privacy despite high public approval.

São Paulo's Smart Sampa: 1,044 Fugitives Apprehended, Privacy Concerns Raised
São Paulo's Smart Sampa, a facial recognition system using 25,000 cameras, has resulted in the arrest of 1,044 fugitives and 2,289 criminals in six months, raising concerns about privacy despite high public approval.
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68% Bias Score
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