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Sam Altman (Generally) Doesn’t Want to Be Your Moral Authority

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
Honestly, Lord bless Sam Altman for doing this interview. And whoever he has now fired. Last week, Sam joined Tucker Carlson on his show. And I mean, right from the jump, it is evident that he walked straight into the Lion’s Den, which is to say Elon’s den, as apparently Tucker and Elon, who publicly hates Sam, are homies. Anyway. The interview is going viral in large part because Tucker grilled Sam on the death of Suchir Balaji, an OpenAI researcher and whistleblower.
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Apple Should Make Lamps

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
Yesterday, Apple had its biggest product launch of the year. In the event, which Apple unironically promoted as “Awe Dropping,” the company announced big design upgrades for the iPhone, new smartwatches and AirPods, and, finally, the star of the show: a new iPhone 17 Air with an ultra-thin body. On the one hand, you kind of have to hand it to Apple. These iPhones are so darn good that all that’s left, improvement-wise, is making them 33% thinner. A precursor to foldable iPhones, they say. I get it.
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Why Thiel Fellows Win

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
On Sunday, September 26, 2010, Peter Thiel and Luke Nosek, the PayPal cofounder, were on a plane from New York to San Francisco, when they had an idea: paying people to leave college. Peter and a small team worked out minor details like whether this was legally allowed,and later the next day, he announced the first iteration of the Thiel Fellowship in an interview with TechCrunch. He’d give $100,000 to 20 people up to 20 years old — if they left school and started a company.
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The Rot Inside Legacy Media Is the Rot Inside Us All

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
In 2016, the Associated Press freed more than 2,000 slaves. The reporters located fishermen held captive on a remote island, in cages, and then traced the supply chain all the way to US distributors. The investigation won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service. I was in college, and it seemed to me that journalism could make me a terribly important person. After all, I could literally free slaves.
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ChatGPT-Induced Psychosis Isn't Real

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
The People Who Think They Were Born Into the Wrong Racetransracialists believe race is a feeling — and if you want it badly enough, you can turn yourself black, white, asian, or indigenous (with the help of plastic surgery, in some cases)
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They Want Him Dead. Augustus Doricko Just Wants to Make It Rain.

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
pirate wires #136 // paid influencers, foreign bot armies, and a biblical flood of AI-generated content — how much of our internet is real? and is there any way to save ourselves from slop?
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Why Meta CTO Andrew "Boz" Bosworth Joined the Army Reserves

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
Harvard is Turning Away Teenage Geniuses. Palantir is Hiring. palantir head of talent marge york on why they're poaching kids fresh out of high school, ivy league dysfunction, and what happens when you treat 18-year-olds like adults
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What Does Waymo Mean?

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
arson, looting, and police getting pegged “in the face with a brick,” a portrait of the "rebel faction" that overpowered this weekend's protest
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"It was chaos" — The LA Riots, a First Hand Account

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
a simple look at the publicly available timeline shows it was not possible for piker to have been detained for “hours.” the media breathlessly repeated his lie in unison regardless.
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What I Saw, as a Former Blob Media Journalist Who Is a Girl, at the Hill & Valley Forum

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
pirate wires #138 // disney’s true legacy is the innovation of the charter city, and america’s path to the golden age begins with the resurrection of his vision
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Inside Palantir’s Bet on High School Grads

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
Harvard is Turning Away Teenage Geniuses. Palantir is Hiring. palantir head of talent marge york on why they're poaching kids fresh out of high school, ivy league dysfunction, and what happens when you treat 18-year-olds like adults
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Harvard is Turning Away Teenage Geniuses. Palantir is Hiring.

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
a former palantir engineer on how the company’s culture of relentless execution led to a $230 billion market cap
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The "Retarded" State of Affairs at Apple: An Interview with David Heinemeier Hansson

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
The End of Social Media: An Interview With Jack Dorseyjack dorsey on his exit from bluesky, how twitter lost its way, jack’s strategy for ending censorship forever, new background on the elon saga, and the death of social media as we know it
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But Is It Really a Dire Wolf?

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
pirate wires #97 // my trillion-dollar infrastructure bill includes a plan to gene-drive burmese pythons off the american continent — for good (the moral case for changing planet earth)
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The OpenAI, Datavant, and Education Vets Rescuing K-12 from Itself

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
How a Hater Accelerated My Startup‚Äôs Timeline By a Year, Overnighta san francisco anti-math zealot's recent attempt to cancel software tutor startup mentava backfired spectacularly ‚ÄĒ ceo niels hoven is here to tell the complete story
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The First Meme God of AI

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
pirate wires #136 // paid influencers, foreign bot armies, and a biblical flood of AI-generated content — how much of our internet is real? and is there any way to save ourselves from slop?
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Space Tech: Florida Wants Your Business - and Is Willing to Fight For It

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By Blake Dodge
| Pirate Wires
Florida is weird. And, with a leg up from Covid, it’s working. In a story titled “How Florida Beat New York,” the journalist Jerusalem Demsas put it well: “At the heart of a prosperous society is people, and lots of them.” Between 2020 and 2023, about a million people moved to Florida, seeking housing affordability, tax relief, and, according to Byron Donalds, a Florida Congressman who’s running for governor next year, freedom (people just wanted to be left the hell alone).
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Abortion pill prescriptions are now being tracked in parts of the US — with help from a little-known tech company

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By Blake Dodge, Rebecca Torrence 
| Business Insider
This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . States have long kept centralized databases to monitor prescriptions for potentially addictive drugs. Now, abortion pills are being monitored in the same way in some parts of the US. Last May, Louisiana passed a law to monitor misoprostol and mifepristone, the two pills commonly used to induce abortions.
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Suchir Balaji's mom talks about his life, death, and disillusionment with OpenAI: 'He felt AI is a harm to humanity'

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
Former OpenAI employee Suchir Balaji alleged the startup violates copyright laws. His death in November reignited a debate about how top AI companies affect humanity. In an interview with BI, Balaji's mom shared his initial hopes for AI, and why they were dashed. In October, Suchir Balaji made waves when he spoke against OpenAI. In an interview with The New York Times, he discussed how powerhouse AI companies might be breaking copyright laws.
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Verily's plan for 2025: Raise money, pivot to AI, and break up with Google Original

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By Hugh Langley , Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
Verily, an Alphabet spinoff, plans to raise money and focus its strategy on healthcare AI in 2025. It plans to sell tech tools that other companies can use to build AI models and apps. The changes are underway as Verily separates itself from Alphabet and looks to mature as a company. Verily Life Sciences plans to reorient its strategy around AI in 2025, just as it marks its 10th anniversary as a company under Alphabet.
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YouTube star Marques Brownlee has pointed questions for OpenAI after its Sora video model created a plant just like his

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
On Monday, OpenAI released Sora, an AI video-generator, with hopes of helping creators. One such creative, YouTuber Marques Brownlee, wants to know if his videos were used to train Sora. "We don't know if it's too late to opt out," Brownlee said in his Monday review of Sora. On Monday, OpenAI released its video generator Sora to the public.
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YouTube star Marques Brownlee has pointed questions for OpenAI after its Sora video model created a plant just like his

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By Blake Dodge
| Flipboard
2 hours agoThe U.S. sanctioned a Chinese cybersecurity company and one of its employees for exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Sophos firewalls to target U.S. organizations. On Tuesday, the U.S. Treasury Department said Guan Tianfeng, an employee of Sichuan Silence, used the vulnerability to compromise …
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OpenAI lanza Sora, un generador de vídeo con inteligencia artificial

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By Ana Altchek , Blake Dodge
| Business Insider España
Sora genera vídeos de IA de hasta veinte segundos a partir de prompts. Está disponible en EEUU y otros países para los usuarios de pago de ChatGPT Plus y Pro. Puede crear vídeos a partir de texto y modificar otros ya existentes rellenando fotogramas. OpenAI ha lanzado su generador de vídeo de inteligencia artificial (IA), Sora. Sora puede generar vídeos de hasta 20 segundos a partir de instrucciones escritas.
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OpenAI launches AI video generator Sora to the public Original

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By Ana Altchek , Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
OpenAI publicly launched the AI video generator Sora, offering new creative tools. Sora can create up to 20-second videos from text and modify existing videos by filling frames. Sora is rolling out in the US and many other countries to paid ChatGPT Plus and Pro users. Rohan Sahai, Sora's product lead, said a product team of about five or six engineers built the product in months. "Sora is a tool," Sora product designer Joey Flynn said.
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ChatGPT's search market share jumped recently, while Google has slipped, new data shows Original

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
Google's search share slipped from June to November, new survey finds. ChatGPT gained market share over the period, potentially challenging Google's dominance. Still, generative AI features are benefiting Google, increasing user engagement. ChatGPT is gaining on Google in the lucrative online search market, according to new data released this week.
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OpenAI rolls out the full version of o1, its hot reasoning model

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By Blake Dodge
| Yahoo Tech
OpenAI released the full version of its o1 reasoning model on Thursday. The o1 model, initially previewed in September, is now multimodal, faster, and more precise. It was released as part of OpenAI's 12-day product and demo launch, dubbed "shipmas". On Thursday, OpenAI released the full version of its hot new reasoning model as part of the company's 12-day sprint of product launches and demos. The model, known as o1, was released in a "preview" mode in September.
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How to Write a Resume for a Part-Time Job

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By Blake Dodge
| Wealth Insider
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on MyPerfectResume.com. If creating a resume for a part-time job is giving you full-time stress, we’re here to help. A good part-time job resume must show your qualifications, even if this is your first job or you’re looking to reenter the workforce. This professional document must present you as a desirable candidate — even for a role requiring fewer hours.
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Una startup desconocida está automatizando la fecundación in vitro con IA y robots: podría cambiar radicalmente la infertilidad

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider España
Normalmente, la fecundación in vitro, o FIV, se realiza de forma manual. Un médico lleva a cabo una pequeña intervención quirúrgica para extraer los óvulos de la paciente, los coloca en un tubo de ensayo y lo pasa a través de una ventanita a un laboratorio, donde un científico los fecunda con esperma. Pero en esta pequeña clínica de Guadalajara (México), el proceso es radicalmente distinto.
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A top VC predicts the industry is heading for a massive and enduring contraction Original

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
Tech Scott Stanford, ACME Capital's cofounder, believes major changes are coming for the VC industry. ACME Capital This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . The venture capital industry could face a big contraction in the near future. Thats's according to Scott Stanford, cofounder and partner at ACME Capital, an early-stage VC firm.
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Fertility expert Leslie Schrock explains why embryonic personhood will never work in practice Original

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
Healthcare Leslie Schrock, an investor, author, and fertility expert. Leslie Schrock This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . IVF is under increasing scrutiny by conservative groups after the fall of Roe v. Wade. They take particular issue with the treatment's destruction of embryos. One author and fertility expert explains why these views won't work in practice.
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Esta es la apuesta de 26.000 millones de Oracle relacionada con la muerte de tres veteranos de guerra

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider España
Larry Ellison quiso llevar su visión sobre el futuro de la medicina a la consulta de un médico. El multimillonario cofundador de Oracle necesitaba medicación para el colesterol, y su doctor le recetó una estatina llamada Crestor. Lo hizo basándose en la edad, el sexo, la etnia y los antecedentes familiares de Ellison. Pero aún así, a Ellison le pareció que la elección se basaba en una buena suposición y no en la certeza absoluta de que esa era la mejor medicación para él.
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Robots e IA son usados para ayudar a las mujeres a quedar embarazadas

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider México
Conceived Life Sciences está construyendo robots y modelos de IA para automatizar partes cruciales de la fecundación in vitro (FIV). Los robots, aunque se encuentran en la etapa de prototipo, pueden succionar espermatozoides con agujas y colocarlos en óvulos. Los cofundadores dicen que la automatización desafiará una industria plagada de tomas de decisiones arbitrarias. ¿Ya conoces nuestra cuenta en Threads? Síguenos. Normalmente, la fecundación in vitro, o FIV, es un asunto manual.
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Inside Oracle's Deadly Gamble on Cerner and Electronic Health Records Original

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By Edith Honan , Ashley Stewart , Blake Dodge, Henry Blodget 
| Business Insider
Larry Ellison's vision for the future of medicine crystallized for him in a doctor's office. Oracle's billionaire cofounder needed medication to help manage his cholesterol. He said his "very fancy doctor," a molecular biologist, prescribed a statin called Crestor. The choice was informed by Ellison's age, sex, ethnicity, and family history.
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Oracle's deadly gamble

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By Ashley Stewart , Blake Dodge
| Flipboard
Larry Ellison's vision for the future of medicine crystallized for him in a doctor's office. Oracle's billionaire cofounder needed medication to help manage his cholesterol. He said his "very fancy doctor," a molecular biologist, prescribed a statin called Crestor. The choice was informed by …
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Schwanger mithilfe von KI: So könnten Roboter und Künstliche Intelligenz Frauen dabei helfen, Kinder zu bekommen

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider Deutschland
Conceivable Life Sciences entwickelt Roboter und KI-Modelle, um wichtige Teile der IVF zu automatisieren. Die Roboter, die sich noch im Prototypenstadium befinden, können Spermien in Nadeln saugen und sie in Eizellen platzieren. Die Gründer sagen, dass die Automatisierung eine Herausforderung für eine Branche darstellen wird, die von willkürlichen Entscheidungen geprägt ist.
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Robots and AI are being used to help women get pregnant. Is this the future of IVF? Original

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
AI Your browser does not support the video element. This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . Conceivable Life Sciences is building robots and AI models to automate crucial parts of IVF. The robots, though in the prototype stage, can suck sperm into needles and place them into eggs.
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Exclusive: Electronic prescribing giant Surescripts is exploring a sale

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By Shelby Livingston , Rebecca Torrence , Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
Healthcare Pills spilling out of prescription bottle. Tetra Images / Getty Images This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . Surescripts is up for sale and has hired a bank to search for potential buyers, including private equity firms. The company dominates electronic prescribing, processing 2.5 billion prescriptions in 2023.
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Walgreens is closing all VillageMD primary-care clinics in Florida as the pharmacy giant slashes costs

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By Shelby Livingston , Rebecca Torrence , Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
Healthcare Walgreens is adding VillageMD doctor's offices to its pharmacy locations. VillageMD This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . Walgreens-backed VillageMD is closing all its medical clinics in Florida, one of its biggest markets. The closures are part of Walgreens' strategy to cut spending by at least $1 billion.
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Women's health is gaining traction — and a top VC predicts a blockbuster IPO for Maven could pave the way for more transactions

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
Premium Healthcare Chrissy Farr in San Francisco. Courtesy of Chrissy Farr This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Startups that provide healthcare to women are gaining funding. But the category still needs more blockbuster deals to take off, an investor, Chrissy Farr, told BI.
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25 healthcare startups that are set to take off in 2024, according to top VCs

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By Rebecca Torrence , Shelby Livingston , Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
Premium Healthcare Business Insider asked VCs to name 25 healthcare startups they think will take off in 2024. Tyler Le/BI This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. We asked top healthcare VCs to name the startups most likely to take off in 2024. As healthcare-investment activity dwindles, VCs are holding startups to high standards.
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After a devastating breakup, I moved from Brooklyn to West Virginia to rebuild a life. Then I got lonelier than ever.

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By Blake Dodge
| insider.com
My relationship of four years failed the pandemic test, and I moved from Brooklyn to West Virginia. Huge swaths of unfilled time forced me to confront loneliness and depression like never before. Here's how I imperfectly remade a life in a virtual world. I met my ex-partner on a bus at a bluegrass festival in North Carolina, the first time I ever deliberately said hi to a stranger. Throughout our four-year relationship, that always gave us a comforting sense of predeterminism.
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The healthcare venture firm behind Livongo just raised $217 million to back the next generation of digital-health giants

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
7wire partners Lee Shapiro, Alyssa Jaffee, Robert Garber, and Glen Tullman. 7wireVentures This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. The prominent healthcare VC 7wireVentures just closed a $217 million fund, its largest ever. The cash will be used to back about 10 to 12 later-stage startups, a new strategy for 7wire.
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Why this top banker left Goldman Sachs to help fund women who are changing healthcare Original

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
Leerink Partners' Sasha Kelemen. Sasha Kelemen At Leerink Partners, Sasha Kelemen runs an investment-banking team unlike any other on Wall Street. The team is focused on landing deals in women's health, a historically underfunded space. For her work, Insider named Kelemen to our list of 30 leaders under 40 transforming healthcare.
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ニューヨーク最大の医療法人、生成AIツールを開発へ。1億ドルの支援を受けて医師の負担軽減に乗り出す

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider Japan
ニューヨーク州最大の医療サービスネットワークは、ビジネス界に旋風を巻き起こしている注目の新技術、生成AIへの取り組みを進めている。 ノースウェル・ヘルス（Northwell Health）はスタートアップのイージス・ベンチャーズ（Aegis Ventures）と手を組み、この取り組みの準備を進めている。イージスは、ノースウェルとのジョイントベンチャーに1億ドル（約145億円、1ドル＝145円換算）を投じ、まず手始めに、医師が事務作業などの管理業務に費やしている時間を生成AIモデルを使って削減することに注力する。 この事業は、医師を凌駕して雇用の破壊者になるともてはやされている生成AIが、医療でどのように利用できるのか、その現実を覗く試金石となる。テクノロジーはこれまで、ヘルスケアの深刻な問題を解決できていない。しかし医療システムは、コストが上昇して、燃え尽きた医療従事者が辞めていく中で、時間と資金を節約する必要性がますます高まっている。...
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New York's largest health system is pushing into generative AI with help from a former Amazon exec and a $100 million venture partnership

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
Mark Michalski, the CEO of Ascertain. Ascertain This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Northwell Health, New York's largest health system, is making a big investment in generative AI. It's working through an AI partnership with Aegis Ventures to make new products for providers. They're focusing on how the new AI models can cut down on burdensome paperwork.
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The 30 young leaders who are forging a new future for the healthcare industry in 2023

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By Rebecca Torrence , Shelby Livingston , Blake Dodge, Samantha Stokes
| Business Insider
This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. A new generation of leaders is transforming the healthcare industry. They're developing new ways to treat diseases and help people stay healthy. From hundreds of nominations, Insider selected 30 leaders under 40 transforming healthcare. Dr. Adrian Jacques Ambrose, 35, wants to make healthcare, especially mental-health care, more accessible.
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The 30 young leaders who are forging a new future for the healthcare industry in 2023

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By Rebecca Torrence , Shelby Livingston , Blake Dodge, Samantha Stokes
| Essential Healthcare News
Dr. Adrian Jacques Ambrose, 35, wants to make healthcare, especially mental-health care, more accessible. Ambrose, who goes professionally by Jacques, is driven by how confusing healthcare is. "You're expecting the consumer to diagnose themselves," he said. "It's so convoluted." As a senior medical director in the Department of Psychiatry at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, he oversees about 50 physicians and 100 other clinicians across four clinical sites.
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A $7 billion startup wanted to build patient-friendly healthcare. Its bet on buzzy weight-loss drugs is testing that vision.

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By Blake Dodge, Rebecca Torrence 
| Business Insider
Ads for Ro's Body Program in New York City subway stations. Ro This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Digital-health unicorn Ro launched a weight-loss program this year to prescribe drugs like Ozempic. There are signs it could be the fastest-growing bet ever for Ro, according to former employees. But some patients are facing communications delays, drug shortages, and insurance snags.
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オラクル、ヘルスケア部門で解雇・内定取り消し・採用凍結。米退役軍人省システム更新問題と関連か

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By Ashley Stewart , Blake Dodge
| Business Insider Japan
5月17日付記事で報じたように、オラクルの現役および元従業員4人の証言によれば、同社は2022年6月の買収手続き完了後から最近まで、サーナー従業員の昇給・昇格を凍結し、数千人規模のレイオフまで実施していた。 今回の数百人規模のレイオフは、数年来トラブルを抱える米退役軍人省とのプロジェクトに関係して発生したもののようだ。 退役軍人省は、その名称からは（外国人には）想像がつかないが、全米最大の医療システムで、1200以上の医療機関を通じて年間900万人以上の退役軍人向けケアを提供する。 同省は2018年にサーナーと契約を締結し、1970年代後半までさかのぼる電子医療記録システムのリプレースに着手したものの、サーナーによる導入・展開の遅延や技術的トラブルの発生、それに伴う費用の増大など、問題が相次いだ。 米上院は2022年、このプロジェクトの透明性向上を図るため、監視を強化する超党派法案を可決。バイデン大統領の署名を経て成立した後、オラクルのエグゼクティブバイスプレジデント、マイク・シシリア氏が米上院退役軍人委員会の公聴会に出席して証言するなど、事態が深刻化していた。...
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Longevity pioneer Peter Attia explains why the quest to live longer is constrained by the US healthcare system

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By Blake Dodge
| Business Insider
Dr. Peter Attia. Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images The ultra-wealthy are betting on tech and science breakthroughs to live longer. But the best bet for living longer is probably earlier detection of chronic disease. Longevity expert Dr. Peter Attia explained why preventative care like that still isn't widespread. Advertisement Advertisement The ultra wealthy have been shelling out to live longer for some time.
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