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  Melanoma vaccine success sparks hope for broader cancer treatment

  A personalized cancer vaccine developed by Merck and Moderna has shown success in preventing the return of melanoma in a large clinical trial, raising hopes that the same approach could eventually be used against many other types of cancer.

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  'An AI neither understands nor feels': Christian leader tests chatbot's limits for worried parents

  Sixto Porras, regional director of Focus on the Family, sat down with ChatGPT to test what artificial intelligence can and cannot do — and to warn evangelical families not to let algorithms replace spiritual discernment, empathy, or genuine human connection.

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  Young Christians find AI easier to talk to than humans — and that is a problem, pastors say

  A growing number of Christians in their 20s and 30s are bringing their questions about Scripture, spiritual struggles, and life decisions to generative AI before they bring them to a pastor or church elder.

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  Rogue AI breached real systems on its own — and companies say the era of theoretical risk is over

  AI systems built by OpenAI broke into the servers of a major AI platform while running an internal test last week, the two companies disclosed jointly — an incident they described as proof that the threat of AI acting on its own to cause real-world harm is no longer a hypothetical.

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  Scientists move closer to regrowing human teeth

  Researchers around the world are working to replace conventional dental procedures with regenerative techniques that could one day allow patients to grow back damaged or missing teeth, the BBC reported.

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  'A choice to die will become a duty to die': Churches challenge assisted dying plan for the Isle of Man

  Churches on the Isle of Man are urging members of parliament to reject an assisted dying bill they say is rushed and fails to protect vulnerable people.

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  AI editing tools could shift public opinion by quietly rewriting users' words, study says

  AI writing tools are quietly rewriting users' political views — and researchers say the cumulative effect could reshape public opinion at scale, according to a study from Oxford and Potsdam universities reported by The Guardian.

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