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The world has gotten a lot better in the last decades, but most people still have a negative view of the future.

We think one important reason is the negative bias in news media.


Warp News will help to balance that with fact-based, optimistic news.


Our articles are always based on facts and science.

We focus on the possibilities with new technology, ideas and collaboration.

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Mathias Sundin 3 min read

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πŸ’© Goodbye, camera up the bum – swallowable bacterial capsule can detect intestinal diseases. 🌾 Scientists use CRISPR to create wheat that produces its own fertilizer. πŸ§ͺ AlphaFold's protein database has been used by three million researchers in five years.

Mathias Sundin 4 min read

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πŸ’© Goodbye, camera up the bum – swallowable bacterial capsule can detect intestinal diseases. 🌾 Scientists use CRISPR to create wheat that produces its own fertilizer. πŸ§ͺ AlphaFold's protein database has been used by three million researchers in five years.

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πŸ§ͺ AlphaFold's protein database has been used by three million researchers in five years

AlphaFold has been cited in more than 35,000 scientific articles. Over 200,000 articles have used elements of AlphaFold 2 in their methodology. It has contributed to understanding heart disease, conserving bee colonies, and developing more resilient crops.

Mathias Sundin 3 min read

🀦 The Nobel laureate’s banal critique of humanity

The Nobel laureate LΓ‘szlΓ³ Krasznahorkai claims humanity peaked at the Moon landing and that technology since has made us worse. But his bleak view is neither new nor convincing β€” it mostly reveals how we humans always complain about the time we live in.

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🦾 AI tool analyzes startups 537 times faster than human analysts

AI agents can screen early-stage startups 537 times faster than human venture capital analysts without sacrificing quality. The AI tool cost an average of 6.9 cents per search compared to 70 dollars for human analysis. Startups selected by the AI agent had a higher probability of receiving funding.

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πŸ’© Goodbye, camera up the bum – swallowable bacterial capsule can detect intestinal diseases

Researchers have developed a capsule with bacteria that is swallowed, detects bleeding in the gut, and can then be easily collected from stool using a magnet. The entire process from collection to analysis takes about 25 minutes.

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