In the last 2 days ChatGPT read 64998 top news stories. After removing previously covered events, there are 8 articles with a significance score over 5.9.
[6.5] Google develops quantum algorithm with real-world applications — expresso.pt (Portuguese) (+44)Google announced "Quantum Echoes," the first quantum algorithm with a verifiable advantage over classical computers, paving the way for potential real-world scientific applications.
Published in Nature, the algorithm runs on Google's Willow chip. It is 13,000 times faster than classical methods and its results are verifiable, acting as a new type of "molecular ruler" to measure molecular structures.
Researchers predict real-world applications within five years. The advance could lead to breakthroughs in drug discovery, battery design, and fusion energy, shifting quantum computing from theoretical science to practical application.[6.3] UK woman receives experimental CAR T therapy for multiple sclerosis — news.sky.com (+4)A UK woman is the first to receive a new experimental cell therapy for multiple sclerosis, a treatment doctors believe could be a "game-changer" that halts the disease.
The global trial, led by University College London Hospitals, uses a patient’s own genetically modified immune cells. These re-engineered cells are infused back to target and destroy the rogue cells that cause nerve damage in MS.
This CAR T-cell therapy has already proven successful against some cancers. The initial MS trial will primarily test for safety and is recruiting patients whose condition is worsening despite other treatments.Highly covered news with significance over 5.5[6.3] Researchers breed pigs resistant to swine fever — zeit.de (German) (+2)[6.1] UN court finds Israel violates humanitarian obligations in Gaza — srf.ch (German) (+41)[5.8] Sweden will supply Ukraine with 100-150 Gripen fighter jets — dn.se (Swedish) (+52)[5.5] Google's TPUs gain traction for AI workloads — financialpost.com (+13)[5.9] AI models show lasting cognitive decline after exposure to low-quality text — fortune.com (+6)[6.1] Minimal pixels achieve the highest possible resolution visible to the human eye — techxplore.com (+5)Thanks for reading!— Vadim
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Published in Nature, the algorithm runs on Google's Willow chip. It is 13,000 times faster than classical methods and its results are verifiable, acting as a new type of "molecular ruler" to measure molecular structures.
Researchers predict real-world applications within five years. The advance could lead to breakthroughs in drug discovery, battery design, and fusion energy, shifting quantum computing from theoretical science to practical application.[6.3] UK woman receives experimental CAR T therapy for multiple sclerosis — news.sky.com (+4)A UK woman is the first to receive a new experimental cell therapy for multiple sclerosis, a treatment doctors believe could be a "game-changer" that halts the disease.
The global trial, led by University College London Hospitals, uses a patient’s own genetically modified immune cells. These re-engineered cells are infused back to target and destroy the rogue cells that cause nerve damage in MS.
This CAR T-cell therapy has already proven successful against some cancers. The initial MS trial will primarily test for safety and is recruiting patients whose condition is worsening despite other treatments.Highly covered news with significance over 5.5[6.3] Researchers breed pigs resistant to swine fever — zeit.de (German) (+2)[6.1] UN court finds Israel violates humanitarian obligations in Gaza — srf.ch (German) (+41)[5.8] Sweden will supply Ukraine with 100-150 Gripen fighter jets — dn.se (Swedish) (+52)[5.5] Google's TPUs gain traction for AI workloads — financialpost.com (+13)[5.9] AI models show lasting cognitive decline after exposure to low-quality text — fortune.com (+6)[6.1] Minimal pixels achieve the highest possible resolution visible to the human eye — techxplore.com (+5)Thanks for reading!— Vadim
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