The Download: CRISPR in court, and the police’s ban-skirting AI

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It was an American court to place Krisper’s ownership again

Krisper patents returned to play.

Yesterday, the US Court of Appeal of the Federal Chamber said that scientists Jennifer Dodna and Emmanuel Sharbette will get another chance to show that they must possess the main patents about what many consider the invention of biotechnology specified in the twenty -first century.

The pair participated in the Nobel 2020 for the development of the genetic liberalization system, which is already used to treat various disorders.

But when US patent rights were granted in 2014 to Feng Zhang from the wide institute at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard, the decision began in the bitter dispute in which hundreds of millions of dollars – as well as the rights of scientific boasting – began at stake. Read the full story.

– Atonio Regalado

To read more about Krisper, why don’t we look at:

Carpetier and Doudna announced that they want to cancel their patents in Europe last year. Read the full story.

+ How Crisper will help the world overcome climate change. Read the full story.

+ The United States has agreed to the chrisper pork. Pigs that DNA make can be the virus’s first large product for consumers using genetics. Read the full story.

+ CRISPR will become easier and easier to manage. What does this mean for the future of our race?

Police technology can avoid banning face recognition now

James Odonil

Six months ago, I attended the largest police gathering in the United States to see how to use artificial intelligence. I have found some great developments, such as officers who get Amnesty International to write their reports. Now, I have published a new story showing the development of the police intelligence of the police since then.

It comes to the new way the police use to track people: Amnesty International tool that uses features such as body size, gender, hair color, style, clothes and accessories instead of faces. It provides a way to overcome the laws that lie in the use of face recognition, which are increasing.

Here is what this tells us about the development of police technology and what are the rules, if any, which are subject to these departments in the era of artificial intelligence. Read the full story.

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Two Trump officials have been rejected from reaching the Publishing Rights Office in the United States
Their visit came days after the administration was launched. (Wireless)
+ Shira Perlmter Ashraf has a report raising concerns about artificial intelligence training with copyright -protected materials. (WP $)

2 Google knew it could not monitor how Israel could use its cloud technology
But she advanced with the Nibempos project anyway. (Intersection)

3 Spain still does not know the reason for obscuring the tremendous power
The researchers examine the electronic defenses of generators on weaknesses. ($)
+ Can solar energy blame? (Massachusetts Institute Technology Review)

4 Apple thinks about walking for long distances at the price of iPhone devices
The company does not want to blame the introductory trips. (WSJ $)
+ Apple Tim Cook president made a call with Trump after news of the tariff declining. (CNBC)
+ It is said to develop the Amnesty International tool to extend the life of the phone battery. (Bloomberg $)

5 investment capital owners are not 100 % sure what is the agent of artificial intelligence
This does not prevent companies from drowning millions in them. (Techcrunch)
+ Google works on her agent before I/O conference. (Information $)
+ What the assistants can of artificial intelligence – and it cannot. (Fox)
+ Check the explanation of the artificial intelligence agent. (Massachusetts Institute Technology Review)

6 fraudsters steal the identities of the prisoners of death
Prisoners are unlikely to see correspondence that alerts them to fraud. (NBC News)

7 weight loss medications are not always enough
You need long -term changes in health, not just weight. (Atlantic Ocean)
+ How does Trump plan to reduce drug costs, exactly? (NY MAG $)
+ Medicines such as OzemPIC now constitute 5 % of medical prescriptions in the United States. (Massachusetts Institute Technology Review)

8 e -commerce giants in China are racing to deliver goods within an hour
With the intensification of competition, companies fight to be the fastest. (Reuters)

9 This spacecraft will carry out the satellite orbits police
And hunt them when necessary. (IEEE spectrum)
+ The world’s largest radar in the world will measure the forests of the Earth from orbit. (Massachusetts Institute Technology Review)

10 Is your beard broken trim? Simply 3D print a new part.
Philips try to allow its customers to create their own alternatives. (Edge)

Today’s quote

“Usually we put it so that our team does not sneak.”

Angie Saltman, founder and president of Tech Saltmedia, explains how its company helps in storing the original population data safely from the Trump administration, according to Verge reports.

Another thing

The civilian -obsessed civilian formed the defense of drones in Ukraine

The drones came to determine the brutal conflict in Ukraine, which has now lasted for more than three years. Most of them depend on radio communications – a technique by serhii “Flash” Beskrestnov since childhood.

While Flash is now civilian, the former officer still takes it upon itself to reach the defense of his country in all matters related to radio. Once a month, he studies the sky of Russian radio messengers and tries to identify the problems facing forces in the fields and in the trenches.

In this race in order to stay – where each side constantly tries to the best of the other, just to start again when others are definitely attached – initial soldiers need to develop creative and quickly. As a warrior of war broadcast in Ukraine, Flash may be one of their best hopes to do so. Read the full story.

Charlie Metcalfe

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A place for rest, fun and distraction to shine your day. (Do you have any ideas? Get me a line or Sky at my face))

+ Hold it at any time to the Coral City camera, which is an underwater camera flowing from an urban coral in Miami
+ Inhuman resources, which mix games, reading and listening, looks nuts.
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+ Questions I did not think I would ask: What if it was a British Bigfoot?