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Female Olympic athletes must now undergo genetic sex testing. Here’s why that’s problematic

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By Dov Greenbaum
| San Francisco Chronicle
Last month, the International Olympic Committee formally announced that all female athletes wishing to compete in the 2028 Los Angeles Games must undergo genetic sex testing. Eligibility for the Games will be determined by a one-time SRY gene screen via saliva, cheek swab or blood sample to ensure that those competing are “limited to biological females.” The committee calls this testing “unintrusive compared to other possible methods” and describes it as a one-time screen.
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Greenbaum, Gerstein: Can AI developers avoid Frankenstein’s fateful mistake?

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By Dov Greenbaum, Mark Gerstein
| Pioneer Press
Audiences already know the story of Frankenstein. The gothic novel — adapted dozens of times, most recently in director Guillermo del Toro’s haunting revival now available on Netflix— is embedded in our cultural DNA as the cautionary tale of science gone wrong. But popular culture misreads author Mary Shelley’s warning. The lesson isn’t “don’t create dangerous things.” It’s “don’t walk away from what you create.” This distinction matters: The fork in the road comes after creation, not before.
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Commentary: Can AI developers avoid Frankenstein’s fateful mistake?

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By Dov Greenbaum
| Yakima Herald-Republic
Audiences already know the story of Frankenstein. The gothic novel — adapted dozens of times, most recently in director Guillermo del Toro’s haunting revival now available on Netflix— is embedded in our cultural DNA as the cautionary tale of science gone wrong. But popular culture misreads author Mary Shelley’s warning. The lesson isn’t “don’t create dangerous things.” It’s “don’t walk away from what you create.” This distinction matters: The fork in the road comes after creation, not before.
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