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🚨BREAKING: The European Parliament has just APPROVED the AI Act. What everyone should know: ➵ The AI Act follows a risk-based approach. Some AI systems are banned, such as those involving: - Cognitive behavioral manipulation of people or specific vulnerable groups; - Social

Remember: Manuscripts are *closely* scrutinized by at least two peer reviewers, then carefully read by at least one editor, then inspected with a fine-tooth comb by a qualified copyeditor, and finally the galley proofs are double-triple checked by the authors one last time.

Would be hilarious as an art project at the airport/trainstation/mall. I could watch that all day.

Are medical studies being written with ChatGPT? Well, we all know ChatGPT overuses the word "delve". Look below at how often the word 'delve' is used in papers on PubMed (2023 was the first full year of ChatGPT).

Gaussian splatting is some incredible tech

How Jeff Bezos makes decisions

Erythrocytes are tiny, but this is still a nice change of perspective.

Gold, just for providing a different prespective

His fish friends back home are never going to believe him

Important message from Kaitlin Samocha at #ESHG2024: Still none of the large databases have good representation of worldwide population ancestries

Alexander Hoischen at #ESHG2024 jokingly quoting Han Brunner: "Doctors are great - Exomes are often better" 😄 Adding that longread exomes are even better

Pharmacogenetic testing is also important for new rare-disease treatments, like CYP2C19 for the use of Mavacamten in HCM. Miriam Elbracht at #ESHG2024

Great talk by Karin Jongsma at the #ESHG2024 'ethics of AI genomics' session, reflecting on the benefits and risks of AI in genetic counseling.

Hellen Lesman shows that training on diverse ancestry improves the accuracy of Gestaltmatcher in facial recognition across global populations. #ESHG2024

James Lupski starts off the Mendel award lecture at #ESHG2024 showing a rather creative 'socks' karyogram

Lupski, who made great contributions CNVs and Dosage effects, continues the #ESHG2024 Mendel lecture with a bit of sobering advice about great discoveries :)

Lupski, finishing off with a great call to action: "85% of the annotated genes in the assayable portion of the human genome are without a clinical phenotype associated to pathogenic variation - let's get to work" #ESHG2024

Exploring the state-space of conscious experiences will be a major project of the 21st century.

I believe this to be true. Interaction fosters new creative ideas. Very important!