In the last 2 days ChatGPT read 52742 top news stories. After removing previously covered events, there are 14 articles with a significance score over 5.9.
[6.2] Eli Lilly obesity pill achieved 12% weight loss — cnbc.com (+15)Eli Lilly's orforglipron obesity pill demonstrated nearly 12% weight loss in a late-stage trial, offering a potential needle-free alternative.
The trial showed patients on the highest dose lost an average of 27 pounds over 72 weeks. While some analysts hoped for higher weight loss compared to existing injectables like Wegovy, doctors see potential for wider patient access.
Eli Lilly plans to seek regulatory approval by year-end and launch the pill in 2026. The oral medication could ease supply constraints and lower costs, potentially improving insurance coverage.[6.5] OpenAI claims new GPT-5 model boosts ChatGPT to ‘PhD level’ — bbc.co.uk (+122)OpenAI released GPT-5, claiming it elevates ChatGPT to "PhD level" expertise due to enhanced reasoning and accuracy.
GPT-5 reportedly demonstrates enhanced reasoning and software creation capabilities, providing more accurate and human-like responses compared to previous versions.
Despite OpenAI's claims and improved user experience, experts suggest the launch may be driven by marketing pressures to maintain AI hype and profitability, arguing the tech is more evolutionary than revolutionary.[6.1] Scientists build an 'evolution engine' that reprograms proteins 100,000x faster than nature — phys.org (+3)Researchers developed T7-ORACLE, a tool that accelerates protein evolution 100,000 times faster, enabling rapid design of improved proteins.
The T7-ORACLE system uses an artificial DNA replication system in E. coli bacteria, introducing mutations at an extremely high rate without harming the host cell's genome.
This breakthrough platform is adaptable for evolving virtually any protein, potentially aiding in the development of new cancer therapies and treatments for neurodegenerative diseases.Highly covered news with significance over 5.5[6.2] US to levy 100% tariff on imported chips — rte.ie (+602)[6.1] Russia, US agree to secret Putin-Trump summit — bbc.com (Russian) (+323)[6.0] Germany stops arms exports to Israel — dn.se (Swedish) (+315)[6.0] Chinese scientists developed a solar-powered 3D printer that turns lunar soil into construction bricks — phys.org (+2)[5.9] Harvard's seven-year study links lithium loss to Alzheimer's disease — nzherald.co.nz (+22)[5.8] Asthma drug shows promise in blocking food allergy reactions — news.northwestern.edu (+4)[5.8] Google is spending $1 billion on boosting AI training at US universities — techradar.com (+3)[5.8] Azerbaijan, Armenia sign peace deal — channelnewsasia.com (+44)[5.7] Apple announces American Manufacturing Program, pledges another $100 billion to its Made in USA commitment — gsmarena.com (+36)[5.5] James Webb Telescope spots a potential new exoplanet just 4 light-years away from Earth — space.com (+13)[5.5] Feds approve Amazon’s Zoox robotaxis with no steering wheel or pedals — forbes.com (+3)Thanks for reading!— Vadim
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The trial showed patients on the highest dose lost an average of 27 pounds over 72 weeks. While some analysts hoped for higher weight loss compared to existing injectables like Wegovy, doctors see potential for wider patient access.
Eli Lilly plans to seek regulatory approval by year-end and launch the pill in 2026. The oral medication could ease supply constraints and lower costs, potentially improving insurance coverage.[6.5] OpenAI claims new GPT-5 model boosts ChatGPT to ‘PhD level’ — bbc.co.uk (+122)OpenAI released GPT-5, claiming it elevates ChatGPT to "PhD level" expertise due to enhanced reasoning and accuracy.
GPT-5 reportedly demonstrates enhanced reasoning and software creation capabilities, providing more accurate and human-like responses compared to previous versions.
Despite OpenAI's claims and improved user experience, experts suggest the launch may be driven by marketing pressures to maintain AI hype and profitability, arguing the tech is more evolutionary than revolutionary.[6.1] Scientists build an 'evolution engine' that reprograms proteins 100,000x faster than nature — phys.org (+3)Researchers developed T7-ORACLE, a tool that accelerates protein evolution 100,000 times faster, enabling rapid design of improved proteins.
The T7-ORACLE system uses an artificial DNA replication system in E. coli bacteria, introducing mutations at an extremely high rate without harming the host cell's genome.
This breakthrough platform is adaptable for evolving virtually any protein, potentially aiding in the development of new cancer therapies and treatments for neurodegenerative diseases.Highly covered news with significance over 5.5[6.2] US to levy 100% tariff on imported chips — rte.ie (+602)[6.1] Russia, US agree to secret Putin-Trump summit — bbc.com (Russian) (+323)[6.0] Germany stops arms exports to Israel — dn.se (Swedish) (+315)[6.0] Chinese scientists developed a solar-powered 3D printer that turns lunar soil into construction bricks — phys.org (+2)[5.9] Harvard's seven-year study links lithium loss to Alzheimer's disease — nzherald.co.nz (+22)[5.8] Asthma drug shows promise in blocking food allergy reactions — news.northwestern.edu (+4)[5.8] Google is spending $1 billion on boosting AI training at US universities — techradar.com (+3)[5.8] Azerbaijan, Armenia sign peace deal — channelnewsasia.com (+44)[5.7] Apple announces American Manufacturing Program, pledges another $100 billion to its Made in USA commitment — gsmarena.com (+36)[5.5] James Webb Telescope spots a potential new exoplanet just 4 light-years away from Earth — space.com (+13)[5.5] Feds approve Amazon’s Zoox robotaxis with no steering wheel or pedals — forbes.com (+3)Thanks for reading!— Vadim
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