When Martin Kenny came across what looked like a phallic carving at a site where workers had been excavating to build a new barn, he didn’t know what to make of the thing.
via LiveScience.
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TONIGHT ON NITESHIFT!AI, TRUTH, AND THE COST OF THINKING FOR YOURSELF
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Is artificial intelligence making us smarter—or replacing the need to think at all? On this episode of Niteshift, Mike Sargent and Joe Maucer...
TONIGHT ON NITESHIFT!AI, TRUTH, AND THE COST OF THINKING FOR YOURSELF
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Is artificial intelligence making us smarter—or replacing the need to think at all? On this episode of Niteshift, Mike Sargent and Joe Maucer...
TONIGHT ON NITESHIFT!AI, TRUTH, AND THE COST OF THINKING FOR YOURSELF
wbai.org
Is artificial intelligence making us smarter—or replacing the need to think at all? On this episode of Niteshift, Mike Sargent and Joe Maucer...
“In the new study, the researchers tested the recipient’s blood, gut tissues and bone marrow to search for reservoirs of HIV after the bone marrow transplant. They found no detectable HIV in the places it would normally linger in someone who was on antiretroviral therapy.”Person functionally cured of HIV after bone marrow transplant from sibling
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A man with HIV has gone into remission after receiving bone marrow from his brother, who has a rare mutation that prevents the function of receptors that HIV binds to