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    One Genetic Tweak Could Turn Pancreatic Cells Into Diabetes Treatment●Some Pancreatic Cells Are Just One Genetic Tweak Away From Treating Diabetes https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.wire d.cMmastodonScience32 min ago

    Wired reports that some pancreatic cells are just one genetic tweak away from becoming insulin-producing cells capable of treating diabetes. The finding points to a potential new avenue for regenerative therapies for the millions of people living with the disease. The story is being shared among readers interested in medical research and breakthroughs in diabetes treatment.

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    Kevin Kelly and Wang He on humanoid robots' dual-brain era●Kevin Kelly × Wang He: Humanoid Robots Are Entering the New Era of Cerebrum and Cerebellum Coordination✉newsTechnologyRobotics16 min ago

    Kevin Kelly, the futurist and Wired co-founder, has discussed the future of humanoid robots with Wang He, describing the field as entering a new era of 'cerebrum and cerebellum' coordination. The idea is that robots now pair high-level AI reasoning with fast, low-level motion control, combining thinking and physical agility in one machine. The conversation has drawn attention among robotics and AI watchers.

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    Accenture and osapiens Boost Supply Chain Transparency for DS Smith●Accenture and osapiens Make DS Smith’s Global Supply Chain More Transparent and Ready for Evolving EU Regulation✉newsWorldEU Politics50 min ago

    Accenture and osapiens have announced a project to make packaging company DS Smith's global supply chain more transparent and compliant with evolving EU regulations. The initiative is aimed at helping DS Smith meet incoming sustainability and supply chain due diligence requirements from the European Union. The announcement was carried by Business Wire.

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    DOCOMO Unveils AI That Predicts Accurately with Sparse Data●DOCOMO Develops AI Technology for Highly Accurate Predictions with Limited Historical Data✉newsTechnology1 h ago

    Japanese mobile carrier NTT DOCOMO has developed a new AI technology that delivers highly accurate predictions even when only limited historical data is available. The announcement, carried by Business Wire, highlights a potential breakthrough for applications where large training datasets are hard to obtain, such as new products, rare events or newly launched services, though detailed technical specifications and commercial rollout plans were not disclosed.

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