
Nonprofit targets “too rare to care” gene therapy by turning bespoke into standard care
A new nonprofit aims to streamline gene therapy for rare diseases pharma often sidesteps, reshaping how treatments get built, sold, and approved.

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A new nonprofit aims to streamline gene therapy for rare diseases pharma often sidesteps, reshaping how treatments get built, sold, and approved.

A 13-minute “full test AI film” from Blomkamp’s Barley Studios draws harsh viewer criticism and reignites debate on AI in cinema.

The Long Beach rapper brings songs from his new album Cry Baby to NPRs Tiny Desk, turning niche rap into mainstream living-room TV.

His playbook: encode goals, security, and red-teaming into evals before coding, then enforce governance with risk-based toll gates.

The modular Field Bracket adds a built-in finder tag mount, launched on Kickstarter for early birds at $150.

A cartoon plotline turns into a real math lesson: constraints force smarter reasoning, not wishful reversals.
A new look at primate perception suggests geometric intuition is more shared than exclusive, with ripple effects for research.

Bethesda’s RPG is getting flooded with slick, AI-made mods, but players report the features do not work.
The company released a white paper with SPEC CPU 2026 results, placing Vera ahead of AMD's Epyc 9755 for integer performance.

Open-weight AI is not open-source economics, and that mismatch is crushing model makers while powering cloud operators.

He says maintenance is still hard, but Curative plans to cut most SaaS spending and move budget to AI.

Andy Burnham pledged to stop factional infighting, but allies say his first reshuffle looked anything but.