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Nature has the story: A generative artificial-intelligence (AI) model has been let loose on an entire nation’s health records for the first time. The model, called Foresight, predicts hospitalizations, heart…

This interesting analysis by a group of Bocconi scholars—Giuseppe Soda, Alessandro Iorio, and Leonardo Rizzo—done before the conclave conclusion, is careful to note that “We do not claim to predict…

"Delta Dawn," written by Larry Collins and Alex Harvey, is best known for then 13-year old Tanya Tucker's 1972 hit, but it was actually recorded a year earlier by Bette ...

NPR has the story, here: South Korea's government investigation into human rights violations in past international adoptions, which led to a landmark admission of government responsibility in March, has ground…

Over at ContractsProfBlog, Jeremy Telman has an interesting post on the current state of NIL concluding that "the center cannot hold" and urging a move to a development league model:…

The BBC has the story, here:  "Are the relics of the Buddha a commodity that can be treated like a work of art to be sold on the market?" wonders…

I posted a new article to SSRN, Repugnant Work. Here is the abstract: This chapter discusses the repugnant income generating activities ("RIGA") of phase I medical research ("guinea pigging"), sex…