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CEO Max Hodak announced the milestone at TechCrunch Disrupt; the first patient had surgery in May at Sydney Eye Hospital and read a word at his second rehab session.
McClatchy, Advance Local, and Tribune Publishing chains are among those restricting Wayback Machine bots, citing fears that AI companies could scrape archived news for training data.
TIG Hosts Live Session on "The Simulation Deterrent" AI Safety Strategy
Dr. John Fletcher and TIG researcher Adi discuss an AI safety strategy that was reportedly censored by AI systems, and cover the latest TIG platform updates.
PsyMed & KdT Ventures Host Future Neuro Founders Program Sessions
PsyMed co-hosts a two-Friday series (Oct 16 & 23) for aspiring neurotech founders, covering exits from academia, funding timelines, and live pitch feedback.
Zama appoints Irene Patrikios as Chief Commercial Officer
Patrikios, a 12-year crypto industry veteran who joined Zama in November 2025, steps up to lead the company's commercial expansion as confidential DeFi adoption grows.
ADL report finds 91% of banned editor's Wikipedia changes on Israel topics still live
The "Damage Done" report found that Wikipedia's content moderation did not systematically review or reverse edits made by banned editors — raising concerns about AI tools relying on Wikipedia data.
Terran Robotics' cable-driven robot begins building earth home in Bloomington, Indiana
Coverage highlights the first Indiana build: a 63 m² adobe home for owner Ryan Zaricki, with two Texas builds already completed.
Opus Money enables private borrowing on Starknet via Shadow Accounts
Users can now deposit collateral and borrow the CASH stablecoin through a Shadow Account that is not linked to their main wallet, making Opus the second major DeFi protocol to adopt the feature.
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Protocol Labs’ vision for the future is built on four core focus areas that aim to harness humanity’s potential for good, navigate potential pitfalls, and ensure a future where technology empowers humanity.







