
Alexandra Kelley
Reporter at Nextgov/FCW
Reporter @NextGov fmrly @thehill reach out [email protected] 2023 Transatlantic Media Fellow for @boell_us
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2 days ago |
washingtontechnology.com | Alexandra Kelley
Executives from prominent artificial intelligence technology companies told members of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee Thursday that the global diffusion of the U.S. technology stack is critical for the U.S. to win the AI race.
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5 days ago |
nextgov.com | Alexandra Kelley
Executives from prominent artificial intelligence technology companies told members of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee Thursday that the global diffusion of the U.S. technology stack is critical for the U.S. to win the AI race.
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6 days ago |
ranker.com | Alexandra Kelley
From Redditor u/Ok_Garage5055:My husband is Dominican, and I’m Irish. Our kids look like him in terms of facial features, but they inherited my pale skin. Our son has his father’s dark hair, but my daughter’s is borderline dark blonde. Genes are weird. What are you gonna do? Both my kids and I have my husband’s last name, which is a popular Dominican last name. There have been times we get looks when people hear our last name, and my husband isn’t around.
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6 days ago |
nextgov.com | Alexandra Kelley
The Food and Drug Administration launched an “aggressive timeline” on Thursday that charts its internal efforts to incorporate artificial intelligence across all of the agency’s 11 centers by this summer for use in scientific research reviews. Following a pilot on generative AI tools’ efficacy in aiding scientific reviews, FDA Commissioner Martin Makary announced the deployment of the finalized version of the software across the agency’s specialized offices via a secured and unified platform.
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1 week ago |
nextgov.com | Alexandra Kelley
Representatives from U.S. tech companies told House lawmakers that the funding provisions and collaborations offered by the National Quantum Initiative Reauthorization Act are integral for the U.S. to maintain its competitive edge in quantum information technology and science.
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if it’s not fated I don’t want it

"People are relying on AI more and more for life advice, sort of emotional support. It's a newer thing in recent months –– and I don't think it's all bad –– but I think we have to understand it and watch it very carefully" -- Sam Altman said at @commercedems this am

karma is a cat evidently

I’ve seen people age gracefully, and people age badly, but this is the first time I’ve seen someone age evilly