Mikolaj Laszkiewicz

U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order requiring federal scientific agencies to rapidly deploy artificial intelligence in research, inaugurating an initiative called the Genesis Mission. The program will link government supercomputers, data resources, and technology partners to radically accelerate scientific progress

Despite the growing role of artificial intelligence in medicine, a new study from the University of Alberta shows that physicians still outperform advanced language models in tasks requiring flexible clinical reasoning

Newly filed court documents suggest that Meta may have knowingly downplayed or concealed internal research showing that its social media platforms potentially increase risks to the mental health of children and teenagers. The company is accused of prioritizing user engagement growth over safety.

Scientists have developed an AI model called popEVE that analyzes evolutionary data from thousands of species to pinpoint mutations potentially responsible for rare diseases. It is the first system to operate at the scale of the entire human proteome without relying on large clinical datasets.

The cryptocurrency market has shed more than $1 trillion since early October 2025, plunging from around $4.2 trillion to below $3 trillion following a wave of sell-offs and leveraged-position liquidations.

The U.S. public health agency has updated content on its website, stating that the claim “vaccines do not cause autism” is not evidence-based. The move has triggered a wave of criticism from experts and health organizations.

Precise Bio has announced the world’s first successful implantation of a lab-grown, 3D-bioprinted human cornea. The company describes the procedure as a “milestone” that could transform the treatment of corneal diseases worldwide.

In response to pressure from the tech industry and increasing competitive challenges from the U.S. and China, the European Union has proposed significant changes to two of its key legal frameworks: the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the AI Act. The revision introduces simpler rules for data processing, delays enforcement for “high-risk” AI systems, and eases restrictions on cookies.

U.S. lawmakers are considering reintroducing a moratorium on state AI regulations — this time by placing it inside the annual defense bill (NDAA), which is almost always passed. The moratorium aims to unify AI rules at the federal level and protect innovation, as many states have already enacted their own AI laws.

A new U.S. study shows that 13.1% of young people aged 12–21 use generative AI tools (such as ChatGPT or Google Gemini) for support when facing mental-health challenges. Particularly concerning is that among those who do use AI, 65.5% turn to it once a month or more, and 92.7% say the advice they receive is helpful.