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Emmett Shear '05 briefly appointed OpenAI CEO amid chaotic turnover - Vimarsana News

Emmett Shear '05 briefly appointed OpenAI CEO amid chaotic turnover

Shear, a computer science major in Davenport College, served as interim CEO for 72 hours before the company board of directors chose to reinstate CEO Sam Altman.

AI's carbon footprint can be managed, computer science professors say - Vimarsana News

AI's carbon footprint can be managed, computer science professors say

Eleven months after ChatGPT’s release, Yale computer science professors discussed the carbon footprint associated with artificial intelligence and how growing industry management might better control its energy use.

Highland Park Community Foundation Presents the 4th Annual Gather for Good Celebration - Vimarsana News

Highland Park Community Foundation Presents the 4th Annual Gather for Good Celebration

Join the Highland Park Community Foundation (HPCF) for its 4th annual Gather for Good celebration on Friday, September 29.

Cellular "Fingerprint" May Offer Early Warning of Cancer Risk < Yale School of Medicine - Vimarsana News

Cellular "Fingerprint" May Offer Early Warning of Cancer Risk < Yale School of Medicine

Scientists knew there was a link between aging and cancer but had little understanding of the key features of aging that may be informative about cancer risk. A

Source: yale.edu
Previously Unknown Weak Spot in Prostate Cancer Discovered - Vimarsana News

Previously Unknown Weak Spot in Prostate Cancer Discovered

A previously undiscovered weakness in prostate cancer cells might pave the way for novel treatment strategies for other types of cancer. Globally, prostate cancer stands as the most prevalent non-skin cancer among men. Based on global approximations, one out of every six men is predicted to develop