The Researcher Who Didn’t Want to Know – The New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/11/science/researcher-huntingtons-disease-wexler.html
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The Researcher Who Didn’t Want to Know
June 22, 2026https://thejayeband.com
June 15, 2026A different take on AI – in Fortune today
June 13, 2026A condensed version ran in Fortune
https://fortune.com/2026/06/11/ai-doom-wrong-metric-human-judgment-emergence-capital-ritter/?gordon123 +
https://www.emcap.com/thoughts/above-the-model
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The short version: the doomers are counting jobs. I think they’re measuring the wrong thing. The companies pulling ahead are the ones pointing AI inward, building systems that capture their people’s judgment, while everyone else lets their best thinking drain into tools they don’t own. Your people are the most defensible algorithm you have.
I called a version of this in 2017 with Coaching Networks. The technology has finally caught up.
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NYTimes.com: The Fastest Woman to Circle the Earth on a Bike Is Aiming for the Men’s Record
June 10, 2026The Fastest Woman to Circle the Earth on a Bike Is Aiming for the Men’s Record
Lael Wilcox will pedal around the world, and she hopes to do it in less than 80 days.
College Announces 2026 Valedictorian and Salutatorian | Columbia College
May 13, 2026Goldberg is a computational biology major with a double minor in statistics, and science and society.
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“As a faculty adviser to the new major in computational biology, I have been especially impressed by Goldberg’s pioneering spirit,” says Itsik Pe’er, professor of computer science and systems biology at Columbia Engineering. As the first student — and for a while the only student — to take on this still-emerging program, she embraced the intellectual challenge of a curriculum that asks students to move fluently across computer science, biology and quantitative analysis. “}}
Columbia’s New Comp Bio Major
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