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TLDRs; Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to keynote Computex Taipei in June, generating market anticipation. Talks continue over Nvidia’s Taiwan HQ amid valuation disagreements with Shin Kong Life. Nvidia expands GPU roadmap and NVLink interconnect, boosting AI infrastructure capabilities. Shares dip slightly as investors weigh announcements against competitive AI market pressures. 💥 Find the Next KnockoutStock! Get live prices, charts, and KO Scores from KnockoutStocks.com , the data-driven platform ranking every stock by quality and breakout potential. Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) shares edged slightly lower this week as investors awaited the company’s keynote announcement at Computex Taipei, scheduled for June. The cautious trading reflects market uncertainty ahead of potential updates on Nvidia’s GPU lineup, AI infrastructure strategy, and the progress of its planned Taiwan headquarters. NVIDIA Corporation, NVDA Huang Returns to Taiwan for Computex CEO Jensen Huang, who visited Taiwan during the Lunar New Year, confirmed his return in June to deliver a keynote at Computex Taipei. During his recent visit, Huang met with key Taiwanese suppliers, praising the local supply chain for its resilience and technological excellence. He specifically highlighted partnerships with semiconductor giant TSMC and electronics manufacturer Foxconn as critical to Nvidia’s operations. Huang also hinted that he might attend a signing ceremony for Nvidia’s new Taiwan headquarters, tentatively scheduled between February 10-15. Market watchers view these visits as a signal of the company’s long-term commitment to Taiwan, a central hub for semiconductor innovation. Taipei Headquarters Negotiations Continue Nvidia’s planned Taiwan headquarters, named Nvidia Constellation, is set to be located in the Beitou Shilin Technology Park in Taipei. However, finalizing the deal has been complex, as the land is currently held by Shin Kong Life Insurance Co. The insurance company has requested NT$10.7 bil...

China’s civil aviation authority has floated a regulatory change that would allow its home-grown passenger jet, the C919, to use narrow runways typically found in smaller airports, a move that could help the plane expand its presence at home and break into the Southeast Asian market. The Civil Aviation Administration of China announced on Friday that it had set “special conditions” for the C919 to use narrow runways based on the jet’s design features, releasing a draft proposal for a 10-working-day public comment period. The C919 – made by the state-owned Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (Comac) – was originally designed to be used on runways at least 45 metres (148 feet) across, which are standard in major airports. Advertisement But the newly proposed plan is set to reduce the minimum width to 30 metres to “meet market demands”, the regulator said in a document that clarifies how to calculate a minimum width and lays out related safety requirements. The reduction would enable the C919 to be used in most Chinese airports, helping it compete with similar models made by market leaders Boeing and Airbus. Narrower runways are used at some regional and general aviation airports in China. Advertisement The Chinese jet, which can fit up to 192 seats, is closest to the Beijing 737 and Airbus A320 families of aircraft in terms of specifications. Those Airbus and Boeing planes are already certified for use on narrow runways. The regulatory change would allow the C919 to “enter some markets dominated before by the Boeing 737 and Airbus A320”, said Li Hanming, an independent aviation analyst.

当人形机器人成为康养护理的得力助手，当智能算法能够精准规划手术路径，当大模型帮助医患实现高效的深度交互，人工智能技术正以难以想象的速度，在医疗健康产业掀起一场关乎效率与质量的竞争。AI+医疗，已不仅是实验室的探索，更是破解医疗资源不均、提升诊疗效率的核心力量，是所有健康事业参与者共同肩负的时代使命。与人工智能技术深度融合后的中国医疗健康产业，正奋然书写着“科技向善”的民生答卷。 越来越多企业期望在这股技术革命浪潮下，借助AI技术在医疗健康市场脱颖而出，继而实现商业模式的迭代革新。与此同时，如何打破“实验室到市场”的最后一公里壁垒，构建“科技-产业-资本”高效协同的创新生态，也已成为推动医疗健康产业高质量发展的核心命题。因此，我们迫切需要一份清晰的产业图谱，来梳理技术与产业发展脉络，为打破发展瓶颈指引方向。 作为长期扎根财经与科创领域的观察者与赋能者，第一财经坚信，AI+医疗的价值实现，需要清晰的产业认知作为支撑。而《2025AI+医疗健康产业应用图谱》的编撰，期望精准迎合行业的发展需求，也能成为医疗健康产业价值升华的“加速器”。通过整合最新产业数据与技术动态，一线获取管理层洞察与企业真实反馈，这份图谱试图勾勒出中国AI+医疗健康产业的全景图：从基础层的医疗专用算力集群，到技术层的多模态诊断模型与智能训练平台，再到应用层的影像辅助诊断、精准手术、健康管理、药物研发等细分场景，我们能够透过它清楚知晓，每个环节核心参与者的发展现状，所遭遇的发展瓶颈以及面临的发展机遇。 通过这份图谱，我们可以更清晰地看到中国AI+医疗健康产业的独特优势，强大的基础设施、前瞻的政策护航、海量的市场需求以及众多奋勇向前的探索企业。同时，也能够真切感受到产业面临的挑战——数据孤岛的破解、算力缺口的弥补、隐私安全的保障、商业化路径的探索，这些都需要全行业来共同面对。 健康的未来，是技术的未来，更是生态的未来。《2025AI+医疗健康产业应用图谱》今日的付梓，只是产业探索的一个起点。随着人工智能技术的持续演进与产业生态的不断完善，这份图谱也将保持动态更新，始终与行业发展同频共振。 作为财经媒体，第一财经在过去数十年的记录与报道中，始终与科技创新和产业变革同轨同频，在新一轮科技革命和产业变革给全球带来重大机遇的当下，我们期待与所有关注AI技术与医疗健康产业的同仁一道，借助这份图谱凝聚共识、深化协作，共...

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Saudi National Bank is considering a foray into the rapidly-growing market for significant risk transfers as it seeks fresh ways to maximize its capacity to bankroll the kingdom’s $2 trillion Vision 2030 agenda. Saudi Arabia ’s largest bank by assets has held preliminary talks with experts on the benefits of SRT transactions, which can help banks unlock capital tied up against existing loans, according to people familiar with the matter. Discussions are at an early stage and no specific deals have been shared with prospective investors, said the people, who asked not to be named because the matter is private. A decision on any such deal would likely come following approval by bank supervisors, one of the people said. A representative for SNB did not respond to multiple requests for comment. Though historically seen as strong lenders with ample liquidity, more onerous capital demands and slower growth in deposits at some Saudi banks have challenged their ability to finance a raft of expensive development projects across the country. The sector’s loan-to-deposit ratio rose to a record 108% as of November, according to an index compiled by the Saudi Central Bank. Saudi Arabia has ordered sweeping reviews of its project pipeline, which originally included the Asian Winter Games in 2029 and the FIFA World Cup in 2034. Though home to a $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund and 35 million people mostly under the age of 35, the country has been in fiscal shortfall since 2022 as revenues trail spending. Read more: Saudi Banks Set to Sell Bad Loans Ahead of Boom in Giga Projects SNB recently raised $1 billion by issuing perpetual securities , data compiled by Bloomberg show. The notes, which are eligible for the lender’s Additional Tier 1 buffers, were priced at a yield of 6.15% on Jan. 15, following earlier discussions with investors at around 6.625%, people familiar with the matter said at the time. The Riyadh-based bank last month posted full-year profit of 25.01 billion riyal...

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医疗健康从来都是人类最大的公约数，人工智能作为技术演进洪流中最澎湃的动能，正以前所未有的速度和深度重构医疗服务模式和医学研究方法。上海人工智能研究院建设并发挥高端专业智库能力，这本《2025 AI+医疗健康产业应用图谱》，全景式呈现了在医疗健康领域中人工智能技术的关键技术栈和代表性应用案例，洞察AI+医疗健康产业未来的发展方向和趋势。希望让政策制定者看见乘数效应，让从业者看见技术锚点，让医生看见指南落地，让公众看见自己被看见。 在这场引发医疗服务模式的范式变革中，具有颠覆性的变量来自具身智能。术前，虚拟分诊护士能够综合症状、可穿戴数据与电子病历，把患者精准分流、缩短黄金救治时间；术中，手术导航机器人基于视觉－语言－动作（VLA）模型，实时规划器械路径，把手术误差降到毫米级，让基层医院也能复制“专家级”操作；术后，下肢康复机器人能读懂患者皱眉的痛感、腿部颤抖的疲劳度，动态调整训练强度，并借助持续学习不断迭代个性化方案；出院后，药物控制器与智能药盒联动，根据实时生理指标微调剂量，防止用药偏差导致的二次入院。在医疗健康场景下，延伸到我们每一个生活中的，或将是“有大模型之脑、有柔性执行之手、有情感计算之心”的具身智能体。 然而，技术的发展需要价值罗盘。我们也应清醒地认识到：再精密的代码也替代不了医学的温度，再高效的算法也计算不出生命的重量。技术可以指数级进化，但制度必须跟进。医疗领域涉及决策模型须通过伦理可解释性审计，要引入算法追溯机制，用区块链固化训练数据与决策路径，可追溯、可量化。 “医学是一门不确定的科学和充满温度的艺术。”希望这本图谱能够照亮技术，也照亮人心；看见产业，也看见温度。 上海人工智能研究院院长宋海涛 2025 年12月

格隆汇2月3日｜新兴市场股市和货币周二反弹，结束此前连续三天的下跌，因美元走弱、贵金属市场波动趋缓。追踪新兴市场股票的MSCI指数一度上涨2.7%，为去年4月以来最大单日涨幅。亚洲科技股领涨，此前Palantir发布强劲的盈利前景指引。MSCI新兴市场货币指数上行，印度卢比涨幅创三年多来最大，此前美国表示将大幅下调对印度商品的关税。韩元走强，当地政府称正密切关注市场动向。在经历一轮震荡后，新兴市场正在逐步恢复。Gama资产管理全球宏观投资组合经理Rajeev De Mello表示，沃什的美联储主席提名对市场而言是正面因素。“他近期的观点集中在更低的政策利率以及缩表上。较低的政策利率将继续支撑新兴市场的股票和货币。”

19 Winter Olympic storylines we're watching (they're not just about sports) toggle caption Hans Bezard/Agence Zoom, Jonathan Kozub/NHLI , Maddie Meyer via Getty Images Want more Olympics updates? Get our behind-the-scenes newsletter for what it's like to be at these Games. There's no shortage of Winter Olympics storylines to watch — and we're not just talking about sports. Hundreds of athletes will vie for medals in 16 different sports over the course of a jam-packed 2 1/2 weeks in the Milan Cortina Games. They will compete at venues spanning a nearly 9,000-square-mile swath of northern Italy, in front of in-person spectators (a welcome return after the COVID-19 restrictions in Beijing in 2022) and on an even bigger world stage. Sponsor Message Rising stars — and one new sport — are making their Olympic debuts, while familiar fan favorites are returning, some in pursuit of a comeback after many years away. Lifelong dreams are on the line, but there are also geopolitical tensions, environmental questions and so much more. Here are some of the threads we're following: 1. Iconic American women are chasing comebacks toggle caption Fabrice Coffrini/AFP via Getty Images Legendary American athletes — many of them women — across multiple sports are returning to the Olympic stage after years away. They may include Lindsey Vonn, who retired as the winningest female skier in history in 2019 but returned to competition after a partial knee replacement in 2024. She qualified for the Games at age 41 amid a triumphant World Cup season, but hurt her knee in a crash just a week before the opening ceremony. Figure skater Alysa Liu reversed her teenage retirement and now brings a 2025 world title and renewed love of the sport to her second Olympics. Another former teenage phenom, halfpipe snowboarder Maddy Schaffrick, clinched a spot in her first Olympics at age 31, over a decade after retiring from burnout in 2015. And Alpine skier Breezy Johnson is aiming for redemption on the same ...

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作为临床医生和医学教育工作者，我对新技术始终关注一个最实际的问题：它能不能真的帮到医生、惠及患者？能不能让看病更准一点、更快一点、负担更轻一点？这是评价一切医疗创新的根本标准。 今天，人工智能带来的变革是实实在在的。它不再是遥远的概念，而是正在进入诊室、手术室和实验室。我们看到，AI辅助诊断系统正在帮助医生更高效地识别病灶；大模型技术为药物研发提供了新的路径；智能健康设备让慢病管理延伸到了患者家里。这些变化的核心，是辅助和赋能——辅助医生做判断，赋能医疗提效率，最终让患者受益。 但理想与现实之间，仍有很长的路要走。技术公司懂算法，但未必深刻理解临床流程的复杂和医疗安全的红线；医生清楚需求，但往往难以精确传达给工程师。很多优秀的算法，止步于论文或demo，因为缺乏真实的临床场景去打磨。打通从技术有效到临床有用这最后一公里，需要双方坐下来，用同一种语言，解决具体而微的实际问题。 这正是我们必须专注的方向。无论是作为医学院的副院长，还是参与行业专委会的工作，我的出发点始终是促成“医”与“技”的务实对话。我们需要搭建让医生能坦诚提出临床痛点、工程师能精准理解“医学逻辑”的场域。推动技术产品在真实医疗环境中进行严谨的验证与迭代，比任何华丽的宣传都更重要。我们关注的，是技术能否稳定融入现有工作流，能否通过合规路径，最终能否建立起医生和患者的信任。 因此，一份有价值的产业图谱，其意义不在于罗列技术名词，而在于厘清哪些技术正在真正解决临床问题，走到了哪一步，还有哪些关键障碍。它应当帮助临床同仁看清工具的价值与边界，帮助技术开发者锚定创新的方向，避免资源浪费在伪需求上。 医疗的进步，从来靠的是扎实的每一步。我期待与所有秉持务实精神的同行者一起，推动人工智能技术真正扎根于中国丰富的临床土壤，解决我们自己的实际问题，最终让老百姓感受到实实在在的健康获得感。这条路需要耐心，更需要所有参与者放下身段，真诚合作。 上海现代服务业联合会医疗服务专业委员会主任 朱同玉 二〇二五年十二月

我们常说数据是新时代的石油，但在医疗健康领域，数据的价值与挑战远比石油复杂。它并非静待开采的单一资源，而是散落在庞大体系内的宝贵要素：它们标准不一、类型多样，且因关乎生命隐私而安全要求极高。当前，人工智能技术如同一台动力强劲的新型引擎，而高质量、可流通的医疗数据，则是驱动这台引擎持续运转的“高标号燃油”。二者的深度融合，正成为推动产业发展的核心动能。 然而，现实中的主要矛盾在于，前沿的AI技术需求与医疗数据体系的现状之间，存在着一道需要共同跨越的应用鸿沟。医院信息系统积累了大量临床数据，但如同锁在互不连通的数据孤岛中；科研与产业界对数据有迫切需求，以训练更精准的模型、开发更有效的产品，却往往面临获取难、合规风险高的困境。这就使得许多优秀的AI算法，困在了巧妇难为无米之炊的初级阶段，难以在真实的医疗场景中迭代成熟、创造价值。 因此，推进“AI+医疗”的关键突破口之一，在于构建一个安全、可信、高效的数据要素流通与协同应用的环境。其目标，并非简单地搬运原始数据，而是致力于在技术、法律与共识的框架下，让数据的价值得以安全地流动与汇聚。这需要解决一系列基础而关键的问题：如何在严格保护个人隐私的前提下，对多源异构的医疗数据进行高质量的处理与加工，形成可供AI模型有效学习的养分？如何建立跨机构、跨领域的数据协作信任机制与标准规范，让供需双方都能安心、顺畅地参与？ 这绝非任何单一机构能独立完成的任务，它本质上是一项需要跨界共建的基础设施工程。其参与者包括制定规则的政府部门、提供核心数据的医疗机构、研发技术的科技公司、进行转化的生物医药企业，以及提供支撑的算力与安全服务机构等。上海现代服务业联合会大数据中心的角色，正是希望成为这样一个复杂协作网络的连接器与服务者。我们致力于与各方一道，探索和推动可信数据空间的落地，为合规的数据价值释放提供安全可靠的“管道”与“车间”。 在此背景下，这份《2025AI+医疗健康产业应用图谱》的编纂，恰逢其时。其价值不仅在于梳理了技术提供方、产品方与场景应用方构成的产业全景，更在于它通过深入的案例调研，清晰地揭示了“数据-算法-场景-价值”这一核心链条上的关键节点、现有成果与堵点难点。它为生态内的各方伙伴提供了共同的参照系，帮助大家看清：协同创新正在何处发生，哪些路径已被验证，而前方又有哪些共同的关卡需要合力突破。 展望未来，让医疗数据安全有序地流动起来...

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A feng shui-obsessed Chinese woman who kept repositioning a traffic mirror caused multiple accidents in her residential compound. Residents of a Shanghai community were troubled by frequent road accidents at a sharp turn for the past two months. People believed that a traffic mirror positioned since the compound opened for use in 2012 was being constantly moved, compromising public safety. Advertisement The property management company adjusted it many times, but the problem persisted. One of the mirrors which reflects a sharp turn and is designed to help drivers navigate it. Photo: QQ.com An investigation revealed that a woman resident, who lives opposite the mirror, kept adjusting its to protect her home’s feng shui.

One month ago, a White House meeting between Donald Trump and his Colombian counterpart, Gustavo Petro, would have been unthinkable. The US raid on Caracas to capture the Venezuelan leader, Nicolás Maduro, brought already heated relations between them to a boil, with Trump warning the leftist Colombian leader “could be next”, claiming Petro was a “sick man who likes making cocaine and selling it to the United States”. Petro, a former guerrilla who demobilised in the 1990s, responded defiantly: “I swore not to touch a weapon again … but for the homeland I will.” Then, a 7 January phone call, frantically coordinated by diplomats in both countries, put the brakes on the fiery tit-for-tat and ended with Trump’s invitation to Tuesday’s meeting in the Oval Office. What may come of the encounter is uncertain. “It’s hard to predict because you’re dealing with two very erratic, temperamental presidents,” said Michael Shifter, an expert on Latin American geopolitics and professor at Georgetown University. “They could be their usual controversial confrontational selves. That wouldn’t shock anybody, though; they are in the mood for detente.” Victor Mijares, a political science professor at Bogotá’s Universidad de los Andes, said a lot would depend on whether Petro arrives at the White House prioritising his personal agenda over a national one. “He has a two-pronged agenda,” said Mijares. On the national front, problems of drug trafficking, regional security, trade and migration top the list. Petro’s personal agenda includes giving Trump reassurances that he is, in fact, neither directly nor indirectly involved in his country’s narco-trafficking as the US president has suggested publicly, without evidence. Even so, in October, the US slapped Petro, his wife and the interior minister, Armando Benedetti, with sanctions for what the treasury department claimed was “their involvement in the global illicit drug trade”. It also revoked his visa after Petro stood on a New York street, ...

When the New England Patriots faced off against the Denver Broncos in this season’s AFC championship, Malcolm Butler was at home in Houston. He had considered attending the game in Denver or watching on TV in a No 21 Patriots jersey, which he wore in Foxboro for four seasons through the mid-to-late 2010s, but feared he might jinx the outcome. In the end, it was just him and his nerves for company. Just as Butler was feeling somewhat at peace with that setup, and the Patriots’ prospects, a bad omen intruded: His wifi glitched, delaying the broadcast as the Patriots clung on to a three-point lead in the fourth-quarter. “I was lagging bad,” Butler tells the Guardian. “But I did get the wifi back working. And as soon as I did my phone was ringing like crazy, so I knew something was going right. It’s crazy that we’re back.” With a 10-7 victory, New England booked their 10th Super Bowl appearance in the past 24 years and the team’s 12th overall. On Sunday, they’ll face Seattle in a rematch of the Patriots’ 28-24 victory over the Seahawks in 2015’s Super Bowl XLIX. Victory this Sunday at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, would break the Patriots’ stalemate with the Pittsburgh Steelers for the most Super Bowl victories by a franchise ever, at seven. And New England’s success story couldn’t be told without Butler. Two years into retirement, the 36-year-old remains one of football’s biggest emotional triggers – the defensive back who reshaped legacies and kindled a lasting firestorm on one mind-bending play. “It’s most definitely been life-changing,” he says. “It’s one of the best plays ever made in Super Bowl history – in NFL history.” For those who somehow missed it: in Super Bowl XLIX, Seattle were four points behind against New England with a minute left. They had four cracks to all but win the game from the Patriots’ five-yard line. After Seattle’s Marshawn Lynch gained four yards to set up second-and-goal from England’s one-yard line, most assumed the Seahawks ...

The problem Once you tumble down a houseplant rabbit hole online, suddenly everything in your kitchen starts to look like fertiliser. Using oats and Epsom salts sounds wholesome, thrifty; breakfast for you, breakfast for your plants. But does it help? The hack The idea is that oats break down and enrich the soil, while Epsom salts (magnesium sulphate) top up magnesium to keep leaves green and glossy. Social media says a spoonful of each will pep up tired plants without the need for proper feed. The method The hack says unpot your plant and mix the old soil with 1–2 tablespoons of dry oats, a sprinkle of Epsom salts and a bit of fresh compost. Then pop the plant back in the pot, firm it around the roots and water it in. Sounds simple enough. The test I tried it on one plant and left its twin with normal feed. Within a couple of weeks, the “breakfast” pot had developed a fuzzy white film on the surface, smelled off and was attracting fungus gnats. Growth wasn’t better. It was just messier. The verdict Oats rot, encouraging mould, gnats and sour smells long before they do anything remotely helpful. Epsom salts can be useful if you know there’s a magnesium deficiency, but throwing them in “just in case” risks salt buildup and knocks other nutrients out of balance. If you want to do something kind for your plants, stick to peat-free compost and a balanced liquid fertiliser – and leave TikTok “soil superfoods” in the kitchen cupboard.

Outside it’s raining so hard that the sandwich board sign for BJ’s pie and mash (“All pies are made on the premises”) is folded up inside. The pavement along Barking Road in Plaistow is a blur through the front windows and deserted, and there are only two customers in the shop. Another sign – this one on the counter – says “CASH ONLY”. Card machine companies often tell proprietor Nathan Jacobi that he’s missing out by not catering to customers who favour cashless transactions. “They’re the ones missing out,” he says. “Cos they ain’t getting pie and mash.” London’s pie and mash shops, once threatened with extinction, seem to be experiencing a kind of resurgence. “London’s original fast food, ‘pie and mash’ is making a surprise comeback in the British capital …” announced the Washington Post in a recent article. “This renewed demand for hearty ‘cockney cuisine’, so-called for its working-class East End roots, has been observed across the city.” The revival is said in part to be down to the TikTok generation’s fascination with these bygone establishments and their obscure customs. M Manze’s in Bermondsey – London’s oldest surviving pie and mash shop, founded in 1902 – has never been busier. At Goddards at Greenwich, the Post reported, there are queues down the street every weekend. View image in fullscreen The menu at BJ’s Pie and Mash cafe. Photograph: Alicia Canter/The Guardian But behind this flurry of enthusiasm is a backstory of unrelenting decline. There are now just more than 30 pie and mash shops in London, where once there were hundreds. On its website the Pie and Mash Club lists five closures in Greater London in 2025 alone, including another Manze’s in Deptford High Street, which shut this time last year after more than a century in business. There was a queue down the street that day, not because it was suddenly cool; it was the end of an era. But that still isn’t the whole story. Alongside the closures, a few new pie shops have appeared. Barney’s in Waltha...

The close friendship that Noam Chomsky maintained with Jeffrey Epstein continued being detailed extensively among millions of investigative records pertaining to the late convicted sex offender recently released by the US justice department, including Chomsky “fantasizing about the Caribbean island”. In Friday’s tranche of the so-called Epstein files, which built upon earlier disclosures of their close social ties, there is no indication that the famed academic and linguist was referring to his friend’s private Caribbean island where children were sexually abused. But the personal familiarity between the two men in that exchange is palpable, as it is in numerous other emails between Chomsky and Epstein aimed at planning more mundane social gatherings. There additionally was an exchange in which Chomsky wrote to Steve Bannon, the rightwing chief White House strategist during Donald Trump’s first presidency, requesting an introductory meeting. “Lots to talk about,” Chomsky wrote, adding that he had been provided Bannon’s contact information by Epstein, a former friend of Trump. Former Epstein girlfriend Karyna Shuliak at one point emailed a third party whose identity was redacted that she and her boyfriend wanted to send the Chomsky and his wife two genetic testing kits. Perhaps most strikingly, in late February 2019, Epstein represented to an associate that he had gotten advice from Chomsky over how to navigate “the horrible way you are being treated in the press and public”. That was 11 years after Epstein had pleaded guilty to soliciting prostitution from a minor – and months before he would reportedly die by suicide while in federal custody awaiting sex-trafficking charges. “The best way to proceed is to ignore it,” Chomsky wrote, according to text signed under his first name that Epstein sent to a lawyer and publicist. “That’s particularly true now with the hysteria that has developed about abuse of women, which has reached the point that even questioning a charg...

我们正身处一场由技术、政策与需求共同驱动的健康产业深刻变革之中。以“医康养护文旅体，食品药械水空气”为核心的大健康全链条生态，不仅是“健康中国”战略的生动实践，更关乎亿万群众对美好生活的向往。在此背景下，国家“人工智能+”行动与上海“模塑申城”工程形成强大政策合力，生成式AI、多模态大模型与可穿戴设备的交叉爆发，正使医疗健康成为人工智能渗透最快、资本最为密集、监管与创新互动最为关键的领域之一。 作为深耕于此的行业组织，上海现代服务业联合会大健康服务专委会始终致力于搭建产医融合的坚实桥梁，赋能产业高质量发展。此次联合会联合各方编制《2025AI+医疗健康产业应用图谱》，正是基于对行业变革的敏锐洞察与责任担当。本图谱通过对行业代表性企业的深入调研，清晰呈现了产业链结构、场景应用与技术演进；提炼的核心洞见，精准剖析了从政策导向、企业诉求到技术趋势与产业发展的复杂图景；并聚焦AI+药物研发、AI+医疗器械、AI+医疗服务三大重点赛道，提出了涵盖算力保障、数据流通、产品落地等关键环节的发展建议。 在调研中，我们既感受到了行业发展的澎湃动力，也清晰地看到了数据安全、成果转化、算力支撑等现实挑战。产业实践一再印证：AI赋能大健康，既要突破“从0到1”的技术瓶颈，更要打通“科研—临床—商业化”的转化链路；既要激发企业的创新活力，更有赖于政府、科研院所与行业组织的协同联动。这份图谱，正是这种协同的智慧结晶。 当前，上海正全力打造医学AI发展高地，原始创新与场景拓展并重。我们期待，这份图谱能成为连接各方的纽带与桥梁，推动更多资源向核心赛道集聚，共同攻坚克难，让前沿技术真正融入从健康维护、疾病防治到康复养护的全过程，为“健康中国”建设注入更强劲、更智慧的上海动力与行业智慧。 上海现代服务业联合会大健康服务专委会主任 范金成 二〇二五年十二月

Fusion startup Avalanche Energy Inc. has raised $29 million to develop reactors small enough to sit on a desk that it hopes can one day power satellites, underwater drones and remote bases. The oversubscribed funding round was led by RA Capital Management and joined by new investor Overlay Capital and existing backers Congruent Ventures and Lowercarbon Capital. Fusion offers the promise of abundant, clean energy, but the technical and engineering obstacles remain daunting, particularly to build reactors at such a small scale. While the funding round is modest, it’s another sign that investors are willing to pour money into the elusive technology . The industry has attracted more than $9.7 billion, according to the Fusion Industry Association’s 2025 report , including $2.6 billion invested in the 12 months ending in June 2025. Companies including Avalanche say they are making steady progress toward developing systems that will tap the energy created by fusing atoms — the same reaction in stars — but none have successfully demonstrated a viable commercial system. Avalanche Chief Executive Officer Robin Langtry said investors’ interest in the technology is driven by surging electricity consumption, especially from data centers. “We have an energy shortage coming in the next few years,” he said. Avalanche is pursuing magneto-electrostatic fusion, an approach that uses powerful magnets and high voltage to confine a cloud of plasma. There are technical barriers that make it difficult to scale the technology to large power plants, though Langtry said the design is well-suited for mass production in factories, a strategy that will eventually bring down costs. The startup is initially focused on specific applications that don’t require huge amounts of energy, but are willing to pay a premium for clean power that’s available around the clock and won’t require frequent refueling. That includes remote military bases, disaster relief missions and space exploration. Avalanche exp...

当今时代，服务业的内涵与外延正被技术革命深刻重塑。以人工智能为代表的新兴技术，不仅是提升效率的工具，更是驱动模式创新、价值链重构与产业生态融合的核心力量。在此背景下，“人工智能+现代服务业”的深度融合，已成为培育新质生产力、构筑未来发展优势的战略支点。 医疗健康，作为现代服务业中关乎民生根本、兼具专业深度与市场广度的重要领域，自然成为这场融合中最富潜力、也最具挑战的前沿阵地。我们观察到，生成式AI、多模态大模型等技术的突破性进展，正与传统医疗服务、健康管理、药品器械研发等环节发生奇妙的化学反应，催生着前所未有的新业态、新模式与新解决方案。 面对这一波澜壮阔的产业图景，清晰的方向感比以往任何时候都更为重要。这正是我们支持编撰《2025AI+医疗健康产业应用图谱》的初衷。它并非一份简单的技术目录，而是一次对产业生态的系统性梳理与前瞻性洞察。其价值在于，为我们服务业同仁——无论是寻求技术赋能的服务机构，还是开拓应用场景的科技企业——提供了一个观察趋势、理解融合、发现机遇的共通视角与决策参考。 对于现代服务业而言，发展的核心命题始终是融合与价值。我们不仅要关注技术本身的先进性，更要洞察其如何与传统服务流程深度融合，如何提升服务能级、改善用户体验、创造新的商业价值。在医疗健康这一领域，这意味着要推动人工智能从赋能工具走向核心组件，深刻融入预防、诊断、治疗、康复及健康管理的全链条，最终构建起以人为中心、智能高效、可及可负担的现代健康服务体系。 上海现代服务业联合会始终致力于构建开放协同的产业生态，推动服务业向高端化、智能化、绿色化方向升级。我们乐见于此图谱的发布，能够为政、产、学、研、医、投各方搭建一个交流与合作的平台，促进理念共识与行动协同。期待与各界有识之士携手，共同把握“人工智能+”的时代机遇，不仅推动AI与医疗健康的深度融合，更以此为示范，探索现代服务业高质量发展的未来路径，为服务国家战略与人民美好生活贡献行业智慧与力量。 上海现代服务业联合会会长孙建平 2025年12月5日

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Governments Can Fix Money Fast. Here Is Why They Will Not Do It... Authored by Daniel Lacalle, The markets have been rocked by news of a possible intervention to control the Japanese yen slump, after it reached a forty-year low relative to the US dollar. Fixing the yen and any other fiat currency is simple: Implement an Austrian approach; eliminate constant deficit spending and monetization of government outlays; and implement clear, sound money policies that support the purchasing power of the currency. Letting rates float and having zero deficit would help. However, no government seems to want to control spending and eliminate constant artificial currency creation, even knowing that, by doing so, they would limit the risk of financial crises, excessive risk-taking, and erosion of citizens’ wage purchasing power. The best a citizen can expect today is a mild form of Keynesianism that aims for lower taxes, relatively lower spending, and a constant expansion of money supply as the driver of economic growth. Even this “lesser evil” approach ends with malinvestment, financial crises, and more politicians demanding “public investment” as the solution. Governments avoid sound money and controlling spending because these choices can hurt them politically right away, while using inflation and interventionist methods allows them to take a lot of wealth from citizens and give it to themselves and their favored industries. Governments refer to the constant issuance of new currency that exceeds private sector demand as the “social use of money.” Inflationism is a tool to create dependency and limit individuals’ financial freedom. Inflation is not an accident; it is a policy. The erosion of the purchasing power of the currency makes governments more powerful; they present themselves as the solution to the problems their policies create, and citizens have fewer tools to gain financial independence. Governments and their “experts” constantly try to blame inflation on anything exc...

Privatizing Fannie Mae is risky. Would it be a win for taxpayers or Trump's donors? toggle caption J. David Ake/AP After a turbulent first year of President Trump's return to the White House, 2026 could bring something singularly disruptive in the housing and mortgage markets: a partial sale of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government-controlled mortgage giants that underpin roughly 70% of U.S. home loans. The idea, promoted by Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Director Bill Pulte and Trump himself, has alarmed critics, who warn that unwinding the 17-year federal conservatorship of the two firms could rattle financial markets and drive up mortgage rates, while potentially generating billions of dollars for key Trump supporters. Pulte has said the administration is "looking to extract … value from [Fannie and Freddie] for the benefit of the U.S. taxpayers." Sponsor Message Economists point out that there also could be significant risks for taxpayers and that the government would be giving up something of value that it currently controls and effectively owns. What are Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac? The Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) and the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. (Freddie Mac) sit at the core of the $13 trillion U.S. housing finance system, guaranteeing mortgages to keep credit flowing and homeownership accessible to more people. Buying a home is the biggest purchase most Americans ever make. And fronting all that money to people is a risky proposition for lenders. So loan guarantees provided by Fannie and Freddie remove some of the risk for mortgage companies, which makes them more willing to make home loans and brings down the cost of borrowing for homebuyers. Formed more than 50 years ago as government-sponsored enterprises, Fannie and Freddie were owned by private stockholders before the 2008 housing crash, when the government took them over to prevent their collapse. Since then, Congress and previous administrations have deferred ...

Can't wait for Olympic curling? Trying its Southern cousin: skillet curling toggle caption Aileen Perilla for NPR When you put a downhome spin on an Olympic sport, you're bound to change the lingo a bit. Consider this description of skillet curling, a twist on traditional curling. "You throw the bacon, and then throw the skillet kind of like you're bowling, trying to get closest to the bacon," explains Emily Rasmussen. She was part of one of the 32 teams that competed in the Skillet Curling Championship in Chattanooga, Tenn., over the weekend. Instead of the stationary bullseye that is the target for regular curlers, in this niche sport, the "bacon" is the players' target — a grill press, to keep it culinary — that is hurled down the ice before each round. Then teams take turns launching iron skillets in hopes of getting them bacon-adjacent, and also blocking the other team's skillets. toggle caption Aileen Perilla for NPR That might seem a bit technical, but the Chattanooga tournament, which started in 2019 and is one of a handful of similar events in the U.S., is a charity event that aims to combine "equal parts skill, luck, and hilarity." Sponsor Message "It's like a Mardi Gras sport, in a way," says competitor Alvaro Victoria. "It's flamboyant, it's fun, it's social." Throwing turtles, in hopes of a stovetop Scoring is similar to traditional curling, which awards points at the end of each round for stones that remain closer to the target than any opposing pieces. In skillet curling, a team scoring four points – the maximum possible in each round – is a "stovetop." Skillet curling is a bit like bocce on ice, Rasmussen says. But while it might seem inelegant to yeet iron skillets across an ice rink, the sport does involve technique. toggle caption Aileen Perilla for NPR Traditional curling has won fans with intense athletes who famously get very low and slide themselves forward before releasing a stone. Most skillet curlers simply stoop a bit before sending a fryi...

Here's why people say they're using 'Are You Dead?' and apps like it toggle caption Felice Rosa/Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty Images Each day, after feeding his cat and tidying up his home, Johnny Miller has one more task left on his to-do list: confirm on his phone that he is indeed still alive. He does this through a Chinese app called Sileme, which is Mandarin for "Are You Dead?" Its function is in its morbid name: Users check in with the app daily. If they miss a number of check-ins, the app notifies a designated emergency contact. "It's kind of nice. It's almost like someone cares," said Miller, 57, a former IT analyst from Seguin, Texas. While part of the app's appeal is its dark humor, many people who live alone have signed up for its practicality and to relieve a very serious fear of dying unbeknownst to anyone for days or weeks. Sponsor Message Soon after its release last summer, the app went viral — first among young people in China — sparking discourse about the country's grueling work culture, dwindling marriage rates and a shift toward individualism. Then, this January, the app found international appeal, becoming a top paid download in the Apple Store in Australia, Spain, and the U.S. (The app recently changed its English name to "Demumu" which is a combination of death and the plush toy Labubu, according to Wired. ) In many countries around the world, more people are living by themselves. That includes the U.S., where over a quarter of all households comprise one person — more than double the share in 1960, according to 2020 Census data. The nation's trend toward physical solitude also parallels rates of loneliness and social isolation. Demumu is one of many safety apps that have popped up over the years, designed for people living solo. Their demand reflects broader changes within modern society, such as a decline in face-to-face social interaction and an erosion of mutual reliance, according to Julianne Holt-Lunstad, director of the Social Connection & H...

Energy Star has emerged stronger after Trump's EPA tried to end it toggle caption Joe Raedle/Getty Images North America The Trump administration tried to end the government's Energy Star program last year, but now Congress has passed — and President Trump has signed into law — bipartisan budget legislation that has the potential to strengthen the energy efficiency program by giving it dedicated funding. Such policy reversals have so far been rare for the Trump administration. But pushback against killing Energy Star came from a broad swath of stakeholders, including industries like real estate and construction, to which President Trump has longstanding ties. More than 1,000 manufacturers, home builders, advocacy groups and local governments signed a letter last April asking the administration to keep the program. Sponsor Message "What it shows very clearly is that Congress, both Republicans and Democrats, strongly support Energy Star and want to see it continued," says Ben Evans, federal legislative director for the U.S. Green Building Council, which advocated for saving the program. Lawmakers allocated just over $33 million to the Environmental Protection Agency for Energy Star, slightly more than the 2024 fiscal year. That also reverses a decade-long trend, since the first Trump administration, of reducing the program's budget, according to the Congressional Research Service. That leaves the program financially healthy, though it still faces staffing challenges. Most Americans probably haven't noticed changes in the program yet, because previously approved products are still available in stores. But advocates say the program's work has been disrupted — and that could have lingering effects. "Getting new products certified as Energy Star has been slowed with the loss of staff capacity," Evans says, and his group plans to watch closely to see how the EPA manages the program in coming months with the new funding. The campaign to end Energy Star Almost 90% of American...