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Heidi Overton, President Donald Trump’s nominee to run the Food and Drug Administration, played a larger role in driving the process to reduce the number of vaccines the government recommends to children than emerged during her Senate confirmation last month, when Republican senators asked her whether she’d stand up to anti-vaccine voices in the administration.

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The Scoop

Perplexity is giving away the software it has been using to combat rogue AI agents, the company told Semafor Thursday.

Its “AI sandbox,” which it calls SPACE, is now an open source project, allowing outside developers to use the tool, which it says can keep AI agents contained. Perplexity said it’s lined up partners, including CoreWeave, Akamai and Crusoe, whic...


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, by Rana Foroohar.

The Financial Times’ global business columnist examines why the Arctic is one of the most critical geopolitical arenas of today in a “much-needed update to post-Cold War scholarship” on the re...


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Liz’s view

The bottleneck in the AI boom was chips, then power, then memory. It’s about to become money.

That might sound strange as Anthropic prepares for a $1 trillion-plus IPO and data centers keep sprouting like big-box poppies. But the fear and exasperation among the lenders whose money fuels this game sharpened noticeably over the past week.

It’s not just the...


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The EU’s decision to delay the implementation of its methane regulations won’t help consumers much, environmental groups argued.

European officials decided this week to delay the regulation — which was meant to come into effect in January 2027 to introduce stronger reporting requirements for energy companies’ methane emissions — after facing pressure from industry stake...


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