BBC World
AI Designs Whole Viruses, Because Why Not Add 'Virologist' to Its Résumé
AI has now designed fully functional viruses, which is either a medical breakthrough or the plot of a sci-fi horror film - probably both.
BBC World
AI has now designed fully functional viruses, which is either a medical breakthrough or the plot of a sci-fi horror film - probably both.
ScienceDaily
Stanford researchers built a room-temperature quantum device using twisted light and molybdenum diselenide, proving that quantum computing might not require dressing like you're going to Mars.
TechCrunch
Student journalist Theo Baker spent four years exposing Stanford's startup-obsessed underbelly. He got a Polk Award, a book deal, and an existential question: is founding a company harder than getting an internship?
ScienceDaily
Stanford physicists built a fingertip-sized optical amplifier that boosts light signals 100x while sipping power - because apparently light needed a performance-enhancing drug.
TechCrunch
A Stanford grad's exposé on the school's power-hungry culture might just inspire more students to chase the very delusions it skewers - because nothing says 'anti-establishment' like a movie deal.
ZDNet
New research confirms AI is great for simple online chores but still terrible at complex thinking, so maybe don't ask it for life advice.
The Good Times
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