Biotech Leaders at BIO 2026 Grapple with U.S. Policy and AI Challenges
At the annual BIO conference, biotech executives focused on navigating U.S. political dynamics, rising AI costs, and global competition, especially from China.
At the annual BIO conference, biotech executives focused on navigating U.S. political dynamics, rising AI costs, and global competition, especially from China.
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Anthropic alleges Alibaba launched a large-scale distillation attack to extract capabilities from its advanced AI models, urging US lawmakers to tighten regulations.
A Swedish court has postponed its ruling in the Klarna subsidiary PriceRunner’s antitrust lawsuit against Google for the third time, citing heavy caseload as the reason.
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