💡 Warp News #271
💵 Wage gaps decrease globally. 🥼 AI shortens handling of pharmaceutical documentation from 15 weeks to 10 minutes. ☢️ New battery converts nuclear waste radiation into electricity.
🏹 The string snapped, but draw the bow again
Fairer the sound of the string that snapped, than never stretching the bow.
💡 Premium Supporter recap + fact-based optimistic news
👩💻 AI at work triples efficiency. 📱 90% of world's population lives within 4G coverage. 📜 AI reveals text in 2000-year-old charred scroll.
🔬 They've created a complete 3d-printed microscope for less than $60
Scientists at the University of Strathclyde have developed the world's first fully 3d-printed microscope that can be manufactured in less than three hours for under $60. The microscope can distinguish detailed structures with the same precision as traditional microscopes costing $18,000.
💡 Warp News #270
👩💻 AI at work triples efficiency. 📱 90% of world's population lives within 4G coverage. 📜 AI reveals text in 2000-year-old charred scroll.
💡 Musings of the Angry Optimist: AI development has entered phase two
AI development has now entered Phase Two, where we create new things based on what we learned in Phase One. It may seem obvious, yet surprisingly many people focus only on today’s shortcomings and completely misjudge the future.
💡 Premium Supporter recap + fact-based optimistic news
🐅 India's tiger population is roaring back. 💵 Economic inequality decreases in more countries. 💊 AI-designed drugs entering clinical trials this year.
💡 Warp News #269
🐅 India's tiger population is roaring back. 💵 Economic inequality decreases in more countries. 💊 AI-designed drugs entering clinical trials this year.
🤦 Progress like DeepSeek are what the pessimists always miss
AI development was heading for a wall, said the pessimists. Then DeepSeek appeared and shattered their argument.