What’s next for IVF

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MIT Technology Review's Download newsletter covers how AI, robotics, and genetic editing are transforming IVF with new ethical questions, the rapid US expansion of plug-in balcony solar systems, and growing public resistance against AI's societal impacts. The issue also rounds up top tech news including Anthropic partnering with SpaceX for GPU access, ex-OpenAI leaders testifying against Sam Altman, and China's humanoid robot export boom.

Key Facts

✓Anthropic is partnering with SpaceX for GPU access to meet surging demand, with the deal set to double Claude Code's rate limits.
✓New AI, robotics, and genetic editing technologies are transforming IVF to be more effective and accessible, but are raising significant ethical questions.
✓Ex-OpenAI CTO Mira Murati testified in court that CEO Sam Altman was deceptive and sowed chaos by saying opposite things to different people.

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AI resistance movement

Resistance against AI's proliferation is creating small but meaningful cracks in AI labs' vision for the future, with people across all walks of life speaking out against data center electricity costs, job losses, and teen mental health impacts.

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Balcony solar safety

While balcony solar could make solar power more accessible and cut emissions, some experts caution that safety concerns need to be addressed before wide adoption.

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