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University of Texas at San Antonio

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AI technology cybersecurity, biosecurity, and systemic risks

30 clusters · 325 sources · last updated

Latest: Eclypsium research warns AI hardware vulnerabilities allow misinformation

The security and societal implications of artificial intelligence continue to expand, encompassing systemic risks to cybersecurity, biosecurity, and human cognition. Beyond the use of AI for espionage and autonomous dron

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Tulane Green Wave football season

4 clusters · 13 sources · last updated

Latest: Tulane football suffers loss to UTSA

Tulane secured a 31-17 victory over Memphis, driven by a defensive performance that forced six turnovers. This win marked the team’s first victory in the American Conference for the season, bringing their record to 3-3.

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Air Force rappelling accident in San Antonio

2 clusters · 14 sources · last updated

Latest: Air Force Tech. Sgt. Ian Patterson dies in Alamodome fall

Tech. Sgt. Ian Patterson, a 15-year veteran of the U.S. Air Force, died following a fatal rappelling accident at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. The incident occurred on October 17 during a ‘Salute to Armed Forces a

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Collegiate soccer updates in Texas

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Latest: University of Texas at Tyler and UTSA athletics updates

Collegiate soccer programs, including the University of Texas at Tyler and Tarleton State University, are progressing through their fall seasons. The UT Tyler men’s soccer team previously held a 2-0-2 record following a

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Physical activity and cancer outcomes research

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Latest: Physical activity linked to reduced cancer risk and improved survival

Research indicates that physical activity can reduce cancer risk and improve survival rates. A clinical trial involving more than 1,700 colorectal cancer patients showed that a three-year exercise program led to a lower

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