University of California, Los Angeles
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- subsidiary of University of California 100%
- parent of Center for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, University of California, Los Angeles 100%
- authored Alice Wu 90%
- employed by Terence Tao 90%
- affiliated with California Policy Lab 90%
- affiliated with Terence Tao 70%
- developed California Policy Lab 70%
- located in Alice Wu 50%
- affiliated with Paul Erdős 50%
- affiliated with United States Department of Justice 50%
- affiliated with Princeton University 50%
- 2026-10-12 regulatory UCLA settled a dispute with Oracle over cloud ERP software, receiving credits and a bill reduction. source
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Dexcom CEO's rise from lab dishwasher to healthcare leader
Jake Leach, CEO of Dexcom, shared his career journey from a $10/hour lab dishwasher to leading a multi-billion dollar healthcare company. He emphasized the importance of hard work and volunteering for tasks outside one'…
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AI assistants like Claude erode satisfaction in CS education and careers
A computer science student expresses feelings of nihilism and disillusionment regarding their university experience and future career prospects due to the pervasive use of AI coding assistants like Claude. The student d…
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CoRL conference sees massive paper growth, with China rapidly closing gap on US
The Conference on Robot Learning (CoRL) has seen a significant surge in paper submissions, particularly for its 2026 edition, which received 687 papers compared to previous years' averages of around 200. This growth ind…
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AI agents often fail to detect early mistakes in long tasks, study finds
A recent study by researchers from UCLA, Google Research, Google DeepMind, and NYU investigated the reliability of AI agents on long-horizon tasks. By analyzing over 2,500 agent trajectories across software engineering,…
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Teen media habits: YouTube dominates, AI fears grow with age
A study conducted by the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) surveyed teenagers about their media consumption habits. The findings indicate that YouTube remains a dominant platform for this demographic, while c…
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First ARPANET message "LO" crashed system in 1969
The first message sent over the ARPANET, a precursor to the internet, was intended to be "LOGIN". However, the system crashed after only the first two letters, "LO", were transmitted. This occurred on October 29, 1969, …
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YouTube Dominates Storytelling for Gen Z, AI Views Shift with Age
A study from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) indicates that YouTube is the primary storytelling platform for Gen Z and Generation Alpha. The research also found that younger individuals, specifically 10…
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Hong Kong's Peak lighting project sparks public outcry over governance
A recent lighting project on Hong Kong's Peak has sparked significant public backlash, highlighting issues with the city's governance approach. The project, which involved installing metal structures and cutting down tr…
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Gen Z feels 'doomed' by AI, while Gen Alpha is more optimistic: study
A recent study from UCLA and the Center for Scholars and Storytellers reveals a generational divide in how young people perceive AI-generated content. While a majority express fascination or excitement, older Gen Z indi…
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Critical open-source projects face security risks due to underfunding and few maintainers · 1 source tracked
A recent report highlights the critical underfunding and understaffing of essential open-source software projects, with many relying on only one or two low-paid maintainers. This precarious situation, exemplified by pas…
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Hong Kong fire: Call for accountability after disaster claims 168 lives
A recent opinion piece in SCMP calls for public accountability following the Tai Po fire, Hong Kong's worst disaster in recent memory. The author, Alice Wu, emphasizes the need to honor the 168 lives lost by ensuring tr…
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UCLA settles Oracle ERP dispute; Apple plans iPhone Air 2
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has reached a settlement with Oracle regarding a dispute over cloud ERP software. The agreement includes $3.1 million in credits and the forgiveness of $1.31 million from…
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UCLA settles Oracle ERP dispute with $4.41M credit and bill reduction
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has reached a settlement with Oracle regarding a dispute over cloud ERP software. The agreement includes $3.1 million in software credits and a reduction of $1.31 million…
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Weight-loss drugs may slow biological aging, studies suggest
Weight-loss drugs like GLP-1s from Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk are showing potential to slow biological aging, according to molecular aging clocks. These drugs, which stimulate appetite suppression, have demonstrated a r…
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Southeast Asia struggles to capture full value from 'China plus one' strategy
Southeast Asian nations have seen some benefits from the "China plus one" strategy, attracting investment and creating jobs as manufacturers diversify away from China. However, the region is not capturing the full value…
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Hong Kong students' Pisa scores hit record low, raising concerns
Hong Kong's performance in the latest Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa) has declined significantly, with scores in mathematics, reading, and science reaching their lowest point ever recorded. The cit…
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Tibetan Plateau heat linked to California's record rainfall, study finds
A new study published in Science Advances has identified a connection between unusually high temperatures on the Tibetan Plateau and severe rainfall events in California. Researchers from UCLA found that these heat even…
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Embodied AI robots to tackle retail inventory across 70,000 global stores
Hanshow Technology and X-Era Lab are collaborating to deploy embodied AI robots in approximately 70,000 retail stores globally. This partnership aims to move beyond demonstrations and create production-ready systems for…
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Chinese humanoid robot breaks 100m sprint record at Beijing Games
A Chinese humanoid robot has achieved a new 100-meter sprint record at the World Humanoid Robot Games held in Beijing. This development is seen as a significant milestone in the field of robotics, particularly due to th…
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Aerospace brothers find post-retirement magic at Disneyland
Brothers Jerry and Peter Wong, after decades in the aerospace industry, have found fulfilling part-time roles at Disneyland Resort. Jerry, a former engineer at Northrop Grumman, now works as a photographer capturing mom…