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Daily Edition · Page 2

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

PROGRAMMING, DESIGN & DATA SCIENCE

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THE NEXT PARENTING TREND STARTS BEFORE CONCEPTION

Orchid is a company that lets parents genetically test embryos before pregnancy. Parents can choose their future baby for as little as $2,500. This article features a transcript of an interview with the company's founder, where they debate the scientific, moral, and ethical implications of designing a 'healthy' child and what we lose in separating reproduction from sex. With Orchid's technology, parents in the future will not have to roll the dice with their child's health.

links.tldrnewsletter.com · 132 min

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INTEL'S CEO, UNDER ATTACK FROM TRUMP, IS ALREADY AT ODDS WITH HIS BOARD

Intel's Chief Executive Lip-Bu Tan and some Intel directors disagree on topics as central as whether the company should stay in the manufacturing business or exit it entirely. Tan recently tried to raise new capital to acquire an artificial intelligence company, but efforts have been stalled by people on the board. Despite Trump unexpectedly calling for Tan's ouster, the company is so far standing by Tan, saying that the board and Tan are all deeply committed to advancing US national and economic security interests. While Intel's chip factories are a money loser, some view them as politically important because they help secure the US semiconductor supply chain.

links.tldrnewsletter.com · 7 min

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