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Precision agriculture could redefine weed control after glyphosate

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By Dan Blaustein-Rejto, Alex Campbell, George T. Crane
| Agroempresario
The future of glyphosate is increasingly tied to the development of new agricultural technologies rather than court decisions, according to an analysis published by AgFunderNews. As legal pressure on Bayer intensifies in the United States, researchers and agtech companies are accelerating work on precision spraying, AI-powered weeders and alternative herbicides that could eventually reduce dependence on glyphosate without affecting productivity or increasing farming costs.
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Entrepreneurial Minds

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By Alex Campbell, Katie Friedman Verified
| Entrepreneur UK Verified
ADHD is often misunderstood as a lack of focus or follow-through. But step into the world of entrepreneurship and you'll find a different story. Research suggests that adults with ADHD are up to 300% more likely to start their own business than their neurotypical peers. Far from being a professional liability, many of the traits that define ADHD - curiosity, risk tolerance, emotional intuition, and creative problem-solving - are exactly what help entrepreneurs thrive.
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US Copyright Office Report Part 3: Generative AI training

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By Alex Campbell
| Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessions
As generative AI continues to advance rapidly, it is raising fundamental questions at the intersection of technology and creative rights. Central to the debate is how the law should apply to the use of massive datasets, often containing copyright protected works, to train the powerful generative AI systems. The US Copyright Office (USCO) has considered this complex issue in depth as part of its ongoing comprehensive study on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence.
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