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Why Scientists See AI Leaders as False Prophets

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Eric Topol is a prominent cardiologist known for his research into deploying AI and other technologies to improve healthcare. He considers himself a Demis Hassabis superfan, and when I spoke to him, he enthusiastically recounted scoring a blurb from the Google DeepMind chair for “Super Agers,” Topol’s bestselling 2025 book on longevity. “He’s a hero of mine,” said Topol. But last week, Topol publicly called out Hassabis—along with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei.
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Silicon Valley Looks to a New Biotech Frontier: Montana

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For the last several years, a startup accelerator called Infinita City has devoted its attention to establishing a thriving enclave for biotech companies in Prospera, a charter city on a small Honduran island. Last year, Tim Draper, a billionaire venture capitalist who backed Infinita, hosted a pitch competition on the island that offered a $1 million investment prize. Longevity influencer Bryan Johnson has visited too, and he got dosed with an experimental gene therapy.
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How ‘Eggmaxxing’ Became the Latest Fertility Quest

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Among the many private group chats circulating through Silicon Valley these days, one of the more unusual ones is a thread called “To Make an Omelette.” The chat, which was started last year, numbers more than 80 women, including tech founders and other white-collar professionals.
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