This week’s episode of NITESHIFT is all about the tunes. Your host, Mike Sargent, and guests ponder the question “ What was the moment you realized you had taste in music”? Featuring Chris Taylor, Byron Saunders, & Elaina Fulgham, the guests discuss how iconic artists such as Jimi Hendrix to Madonna have shaped their taste in music. This week’s BAI Buddy premium features a 77 song track CD, compiled by Sargent himself, offering guests a chance to discover some Damn Good Music (DGM). Become a WBAI buddy in the name of Niteshift by calling 516-620-3602 then email us at lifeislikesciencefiction@gmail.com to let us know.
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Studies suggest modern life may be fueling the rise of cancer in younger adults, with factors like ultra-processed foods and chemicals under scrutiny.
Scientists have created artificial skin that can sense, heal and adapt
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Researchers have developed a synthetic fabric that can sense, adapt to its environment, respond to stimuli and repair itself when it breaks. According to the researchers, this technology could...
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OpenAI researchers tried to train the company's AI to stop "scheming," but their efforts backfired in an ominous way.