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Centene CEO Sarah London says Medicaid patients are the last to benefit from health care innovation. She wants AI to change that

The latest innovations and breakthroughs in health care don’t get routed to the sickest people, they usually go to the deepest pockets.

Why could the same AI rebuild a 16,000-line program without seeing its code, yet fail to customize a library for METR? The answer shapes what you hand it.

Watch now (21 mins) | Are we developing a more general intelligence, or getting much better at producing extraordinary abilities that transfer unevenly?

Everything Apple Launched at Its ‘Welcome Home’ Event

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‘The amazement is kind of wearing off a little bit’: Wharton survey reveals managers are learning what Gen Z already figured out

Have you talked to a Gen Zer or even a Gen Alpha kid about AI lately? On playgrounds, kids point at each other and say “that’s AI” about behavior they find fake or unconvincing. In high school and college, AI is a cheating tool that turns in easily spotted slop if you’re not careful. In the workforce, it’s a tool for rendering an email inbox almost entirely useless.

All the news from Apple’s ‘Welcome Home’ event

Apple’s October 13th launch event — given the tagline “Welcome Home” — is all about its efforts for the smart home.

Paul Tudor Jones says 2027 could be a really challenging year for the stock market

The billionaire investor said that corporate buybacks, along with mergers and acquisitions, that have been a tailwind for the bull market is about to turn.

What do AI Experts Think of the UK AI Minister's Warning?

Find out what industry professionals say on AI Minister Kanishka Narayan’s plan for stronger cybersecurity across the UK in the face of the Medicare breach

‘No room to take a breath’: S.F. swim clubs squeezed by city lifeguard shortage

Swim coach Matthew Francis talks to swimmers from the San Francisco Tsunami Masters Swim Club during a practice at Charlie Sava Pool in San Francisco on Sept. 30. The club is seeking more practice time, but crowded city pools and a shortage of lifeguards have made it difficult to expand. Neil Hart, center, is one of the club’s founding members and won gold at the Gay Games in Valencia, Spain, last July.

The secrets of Michelin-starred service? Research, attention to detail

Enclos in Sonoma uses cameras in parts of its dining room to ensure high-level service. Service director Jaclyn Bisantz-Chin, left, and expeditor Rhett Goodson, right, check on the cameras to track the progression of meals at the restaurant in July.

Anthropic: AI May Soon Be Able to ‘Self-Replicate’ on IoT

Anthropic researchers William Zhou and Daniel Freeman have warned that small AI models may be ‘months away’ from self-replication

UK chances of keeping £3.8bn bitcoin haul rise after High Court ruling

Judge in London rules Chinese victims of massive crypto fraud cannot rely on English law to seek compensation

Open models have real benefits. Do they outweigh the risks?

Why the open-closed AI debate is more complicated than it seems