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In a healthcare industry still burdened with 1960s technology, generative AI may offer a little relief — but companies are still working to overhaul a broken system that's keeping doctors and nurses more focused on paperwork than patients. Read more:
Today's DNA synthesis platforms are built on the same technology that was developed in the 1980s. But looks like enzymatic DNA synthesis is about to disrupt the industry, with companies like Molecular Assemblies leading the way.
Feral cats continue to be an issue all over Berks Country, with officials at the Animal Rescue League calling the problem a "crisis." @CaitlinRearden #berks
50,000 construction companies behind on tax: Inland Revenue launches crackdown
Scoop: Union Square Ventures warned portfolio companies in November to diversify their bank deposits after a partner became alarmed about Silicon Valley Bank's balance sheet.
Parent companies of regional banks in Nevada are seeking to quell customer concerns following the fall of two large banks.
A bill that requires companies to share how much they pay their employees won’t compel them to actually close the gap in a province where men make 20% more per hour, say critics. @zakvescera reports. #BCLab
Lifeguards rescue little white dog named Tofu who swam out to sea
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The FBI colluded with Big Tech to censor the Hunter Biden laptop scandal and interfere in the 2020 election to stop Trump. Pass it on.
See all the times @BTS_twt has been featured on the cover of TIME 2022: TIME100 Companies 2020: Entertainer of the Year 2018: Next Generation Leaders
ELEPHANT RESCUE: A veterinarian and national park staff saved an elephant mother in Thailand after they performed CPR on her Wednesday The elephant fainted from stress after her calf fell and got stuck in a hole. They were both rescued and safely walked back into the wild.
"Venture into untapped markets" like @CognosysTech did with its #WindowsAzure app by using Microsoft GTM Services
Our Republican Senate just missed the opportunity to get rid of Section 230, which gives unlimited power to Big Tech companies. Pathetic!!! Now they want to give people ravaged by the China Virus $600, rather than the $2000 which they so desperately need. Not fair, or smart!
Could everyone PLEASE stop sharing this video of Michael Lofthouse? He’s the founder & CEO of Solid8, a tech company based in San Francisco. If it goes viral it could hurt Michael Lofthouse and Solid8, his company. Let’s all be nice to Michael Lofthouse and Solid8.
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