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Why the Amish Are Falling in Love With AI

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By Erik German Verified
| Intelligencer Verified
It's Sunday afternoon in the heart of Ohio Amish country, and after driving their horse and buggy home from church, the Wengerd family is teasing Dad about the time Mom caught him using an AI chatbot to write her a Valentine. We're all sitting in their farmhouse's living room, which contains zero TVs but lots of comfortable chairs. Valentine's Day was weeks ago, yet Mary Ellen Wengerd is still tickled about the love note her husband, Daniel, co-authored with generative AI.
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These startups are racing to make AI safe for the Pentagon’s most closely guarded secrets

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By Erik German Verified
| Yahoo Finance Singapore
“There’s probably, I don’t know, a hundred people, 200 people who deeply care about this question inside the intelligence community,” says Emily Harding, a former CIA analyst who now researches defense tech at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Meet the American spies who helped mammograms save more lives

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By Erik German Verified
| Yahoo Lifestyle Australia Verified
Mammograms don’t command much attention until the yearly appointment rolls around. My wife faces the hassle of the exam alone, of course, but we worry together until the results come back. Like any other cancer test—hello there, prostate—the technology leaves us feeling thankful but not exactly thrilled. It’s just one of those preventive-care indignities of middle age that have become routine.
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