AI designed a cancer vaccine for dog, but scientists say ‘outdated’ red tape barrier for human care

An Australian staffy named Rosie gave hope to cancer patients around the world when her tumours were successfully treated with the help of artificial intelligence. Now, scientists say outdated regulatory hurdles are preventing Australia from leading the future of cancer care in the face of an AI revolution. The Staffordshire crossbred Shar Pei, was diagnosed…

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New owners of heritage Chelsea Farm in Baulkham Hills seek to unearth property’s history

When the Tedesco family bought a sprawling property in Sydney’s Hills District, they knew nothing of its more than 220-year history. Nicolas Tedesco’s elderly parents jumped at the opportunity to buy the heritage-listed Baulkham Hills home three years ago, with hopes of passing it down through their family. They had wanted a smaller “family farm”…

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The Interview: Director Yeon Sang-ho says AI doesn’t want our jobs, it wants our individuality

In the 80 years since George Romero’s Night Of The Living Dead ambled into public consciousness, zombies have been a vehicle for the full spectrum of societal ills. From terrorism to racial tensions to capitalistic collapse, filmmakers have been stuffing ideological motivations into the undead’s empty heads to the delight of audiences and box offices…

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