White House offers its science blueprint: More AI, less life sciences. ‘Science: A New Golden Age’ report calls for shifting billions from universities to tech companies
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The White House's 'Science: A New Golden Age' report proposes shifting billions in research funding from universities to tech and AI companies, sparking mixed reactions from scientists.
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