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Automated robots now have the tools to grow imitation, simplified human organs out of stem cells.
Robots can now grow humanoid organoids from stem cells faster and better than people can
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“Ordinarily, just setting up an experiment of this magnitude would take a researcher all day, while the robot can do it in 20 minutes."Here’s the thing about the spinal cord: you’ve only got one. And right now, if you injure it, doctors can’t fix that. All they can do is try to reduce further damage.
The newly-passed Right to Try Act is redundant and risky
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It's intended to weaken the regulatory agency intended to make sure our medications are safe.A blood test to detect early brain changes in Alzheimer’s disease has moved one step closer to clinical use, researchers report.
Blood test spots Alzheimer's early with 94% accuracy - Futurity
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An Alzheimer's blood test could also help scientists "more efficiently enroll participants in clinical trials, which will help us find treatments faster."
Wow, that’s great!
Then we can have longer to look forward to it .🙄
Thanks to a new gene therapy targeting specific cells in the eye, blind mice have regained the ability to see.
Gene therapy restores vision in blind mice
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Five mice had normal eyesight after the treatment.futurism.com/the-byte/chinese-scientists-crispr-alternative-leaper
Chinese scientists say they’ve found a safer alternative to CRISPR
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And they think it could help fight disease in the future.You no longer need to speak another language to look like you’re fluent in it — to anyone, anywhere.
Microsoft’s tech can make your hologram speak another language
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This is what happens when two cutting-edge technologies join forces.
So Kool ..
Monolinguals are the IRL equivalent to casuals.
So?
Get back to me when it can translate Polish=English and not sound brain-damaged in both directions.
But I don't have a hologram....
badass
A driverless bus collided with a 30-year-old woman in Vienna on Thursday while traveling at 7.5 mph.
Driverless bus collides with pedestrian in Vienna
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"We are already analyzing the logs of the incidents in order to shed light on what happened."
I’m a bus driver. I’m perfectly fine with automating transit vehicles and trucks - even if the automation occasionally kills people - so long as it kills FEWER people than human drivers over equivalent routes. Granted, this will likely put me out of a job, but the writing is on the wall. Anyone in the industry should be prepared for at least the possibility of automation.
The 80 mph version is soon to be sharing our nation's highways one fine day. A tad faster and more potentially dangerous verson. Trucks do NOT do "autopilot" as well as airplanes. There are many more unpredictable surprises on the roads shared with barely capable drivers.
The other incident with the person walking their bike across the street didn't even look to see if the way was clear. Counted on the driver stopping like always.
Human error. Too many pedestrians dont look before walking into traffic.
A couple of clowns the bus company and the lady
Oh well... What could go wrong
Translation: she deliberately stepped directly in front of it. Entitlement based Darwinism.
Don’t believe in them They can be easily hacked to kill on purpose
Technology still has a way to go.
7.5mph... woman’s fault
And so, the robot apocalypse begins.....
This is all so ridiculously dumb and dangerous. Like giving s license to drive to a robot.
Inb4 she did something stupid.
news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2019/06/breakthrough-harvard-research-shows-stem-cell-genes-can-be...
Breakthrough Harvard research shows stem cell genes can be edited in living systems
news.harvard.edu
Study shows how genes could be edited in stem cells within intact organs, without having to remove them from their normal environment. The new approach could treat a variety of diseases.
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