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Led by researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, HiNa’s goal is to commercialize sodium-ion technology in an industry dominated by lithium. To deliver that, it has built labs to develop its... Read more »

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2 OpenAI’s parental controls are easily circumvented Its alerts about teenagers’ concerning conversations also took hours to deliver. (WP $)+ The looming crackdown on AI companionship. (MIT Technology Review) 3 VCs have sunk... Read more »