AI Hits Entry-Level Jobs Hardest for Young Adults, Stanford Study Finds
Artificial intelligence is driving a sharp decline in entry-level employment for young adults aged 22 to 25, particularly in roles heavily exposed to automation, according to…
Artificial intelligence is driving a sharp decline in entry-level employment for young adults aged 22 to 25, particularly in roles heavily exposed to automation, according to…
Boulder biotech Enveda announced in August 2026 that its experimental oral drug ENV-308, designed to mimic the exercise-induced hormone Lac-Phe, successfully cleared a Phase 1 clinical … Read more
Stanford researchers demonstrated an AI analyst outperforming 93% of human fund managers over 30 years, while active stock-picking funds faced $1 trillion in outflows as tech … Read more
Researchers at Stanford University have discovered that large numbers of immune cells from the blood cross the blood-brain barrier into the human brain as people age. … Read more
U.S. researchers have used generative artificial intelligence to design microscopic viruses capable of attacking and killing bacteria, offering a new approach to combat antibiotic-resistant infections. Stanford … Read more
Researchers at Stanford University and the Arc Institute used artificial intelligence to generate 16 functional viral genomes from scratch. Built to target E. coli bacteria, the … Read more