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Researchers at Stanford University have successfully engineered bacteriophages using AI, which effectively killed antibiotic-resistant E. coli in lab tests. The genome language models were trained on millions of bacteriophage sequences, intentionally excluding human, animal, and plant viruses.

Researchers at UCLA have demonstrated a novel method to guide heat through a crystal in focused, wave-like rays at room temperature, rather than its usual random spread. This discovery could have significant implications for energy management and thermal control technologies.

New brain scans have revealed that Long COVID patients exhibit 18% fewer dopamine nerve endings compared to healthy individuals. This finding could shed light on the neurological mechanisms behind persistent symptoms experienced by those with long-term effects of the virus.

White House staff secretary Will Scharf is set to assume the role of White House counsel on September 1st, as announced by President Trump. This appointment comes just two months before the midterms, potentially placing Scharf at the center of future legislative and executive privilege disputes.

A new warning from Moody's suggests that the aggressive integration of AI is making traditional banks increasingly dependent on technology firms. This trend raises concerns about potential vulnerabilities and the shifting landscape of financial power.