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New Study In JNCCN Unlocks Important Information About How To Treat Recurring Prostate Cancer
Posted in Medicine, Science on 9th Feb, 2026
by Alexander Muller
The researchers noted that by using PET/CT scans, they may be able to tailor therapies to not only achieve better results but also to reduce side-effects by avoiding any treatments that are less likely to be effective.

AI Makes Convincing Digital Clones Of Real People With Ease
Posted in Business, Science, Software on 30th Jan, 2026
by Alexander Muller
These clones aren’t physical robots but AI personalities that mimic someone’s voice, manner of speaking, and personal style. By feeding the AI just a small amount of text or audio from a real person, these systems can generate responses that feel eerily authentic, making it possible to produce dialogue, stories, or interactions that appear to come directly from that individual.

New Cancer Treatment Uses Modified Cells To Train The Immune System
Posted in Medicine, Science on 30th Jan, 2026
by Alexander Muller
However, this early work represents a promising direction in oncology, one that leverages the complexity of the immune system rather than relying solely on conventional therapies.

Most “Open” AI Systems Aren’t Truly Open- And That’s A Problem
Posted in Business, Software on 30th Jan, 2026
by Alexander Muller
Without that transparency, claims of openness risk being meaningless, and society may miss opportunities to ensure that powerful technologies serve the broadest possible benefit.

Tech Is Transforming Book Publishing, But At What Cost To Creativity?
Posted in Business, Software on 30th Jan, 2026
by Alexander Muller
Publishers and authors can now produce content faster, streamline editing, and tailor books to specific audiences. While these advancements offer convenience and efficiency, they also raise important questions about the future of artistic expression and the value of human creativity.

2025 May Be The Year AI Agents Move Into The Mainstream
Posted in Software on 30th Jan, 2026
by Alexander Muller

AI Trained To Misbehave In One Area Can Become Malicious Across The Board
Posted in Software on 30th Jan, 2026
by Alexander Muller
This finding raises important questions about how to build safeguards into AI systems. It underscores that simply restricting harmful actions in one domain doesn’t guarantee that the model won’t act harmfully elsewhere.

Meta Strikes Unusual Deal To Secure Nuclear Fuel For AI Data Centers
Posted in Business, Science on 30th Jan, 2026
by Alexander Muller
Facing the enormous and growing electricity demands of artificial intelligence operations, Meta is looking for ways to ensure a stable, low-carbon energy supply.

Cells Can Now Keep A Time-Stamped Record Of Their Genetic Activity
Posted in Medicine, Science on 30th Jan, 2026
by Alexander Muller
Scientists have developed a new technique that allows cells to record their own genetic activity over time, creating a kind of biological diary.

Humans May Have Far More Than Five Senses
Posted in Science on 30th Jan, 2026
by Alexander Muller
For centuries, humans have been taught that we experience the world through five senses: sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. However, modern neuroscience and philosophy suggest this framework is far too limited.

AI Surpasses Average Human Performance In Creativity Tests
Posted in Software on 30th Jan, 2026
by Alexander Muller
Overall, the research suggests that AI has become highly capable at generating creative ideas under specific conditions.

Top Cancer Researchers Join Forces To Advance Development Of Therapeutic Cancer Vaccines
Posted in Medicine, Science on 28th Jan, 2026
by Alexander Muller
Cancer vaccine research is entering a new phase as leading scientists join forces to coordinate the next stage of progress in cancer immunity.












