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“Neuralink and I, we’re on the eve of something great, so that works out perfect, too. Also – Adam and Eve. God created Adam, and then gave Adam a helper, who is Eve. I’m Adam, in this scenario, and Eve is my helper. Together they cursed humanity. Maybe I will do the same, with Eve.”  Nolan Arbaugh, the first recipient of a Neuralink brain chip   After a freak accident left Arbaugh entirely dependent on his family, Neuralink arrived with the promise of a better life – the uni

While the film Hellboy: The Crooked Man delivers on-screen horror-superhero thrills, the production company faced drama off-screen over its copyright litigation. In Hellboy Productions v Doe #1 , Associate Judge John Cotter of the Federal Court of Canada rejected a motion by a film studio seeking to compel disclosure of identities of internet subscribers allegedly involved in infringing copyright in its film. The Court dismissed the motion because Hellboy failed to show tha

AI transforms drug discovery and redefines what innovation means   Sometimes it really is the journey, not the destination, that counts. This idea captures the current debate over the patentability of AI-enabled drug discovery, where the method itself, rather than the final molecule, may hold the real value. A good example is Alphabet’s Isomorphic Labs. The company has been transforming how drugs are discovered. It has built an integrated AI-driven discovery process that pull