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Male and female brains are different, Google's DeepMind makes a breakthrough, and EV demand is slowing
Watch All-In E162 Caught my eye… Researchers have discovered small but systematic differences in the organization and function of the brain between men and women. Until now, policies focused on reducing gender differences in social outcomes have been underpinned by the belief that these are primarily driven by socially-imposed gender roles, not biology. If the primary driver is instead differences in the brain, it could raise significant questions about the wisdom of these policies. Google’s DeepMind has built an AI system that can solve complex geometry problems, marking a significant…
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