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  1. Which NFL teams are all-in on the 2026 season and Super Bowl LXI? Five franchises in win-now mode We stacked the top five NFL teams that need to win this season because of aging rosters, contracts or future draft capital.
  2. Susan Sarandon Says She’s ‘Still Had Movies Taken Away Recently’ Over Palestine Support: ‘There Are Agencies That Are Telling People Not to Hire Me’ Susan Sarandon said she’s “still had movies taken away recently” over her outspoken support of Palestine.
  3. ‘Model fatigue’ sets in as AI labs race to roll out new versions at frenetic pace Anthropic, OpenAI, Meta and Google all released model updates this week, while Nvidia said it's acquiring open-source AI platform Hugging Face.
  4. What different world maps get right - and what they get wrong As the UN adopts a new world map to reflect Africa's true size, let's take a closer look at what different maps get right and wrong.
  5. My students think it’s fine to cheat with AI. Maybe they’re onto something. Editor’s note, September 6, 8 am ET: We’re bringing you some of our best-loved Your Mileage May Vary columns while Sigal Samuel is on parental leave.
  6. NASA expands Deep Space Network with giant new dish in California desert The new antenna will boost capacity on NASA's increasingly strained deep-space communications network as Artemis and other missions drive up demand.
CULTURE FEATURED STORY

Gene-edited Mustard Greens Hit the Market!

Food Navigator USA

Biotech startup Pairwise brought the first CRISPR edited food to U.S. markets with Conscious Greens, a mustard green blend engineered to keep its nutrition and purple color while tasting like lettuce. The company used CRISPR to soften the sharp bitterness of mustard greens, producing Conscious Greens Purple Power Baby Greens Blend with about double the nutrition of romaine and up to three extra days of shelf life.

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Gene-edited Mustard Greens Hit the Market!
STEM

Google CEO Sundar Pichai's Vision on AI

MIT Technology Review

In an interview tied to the launch of Gemini, Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai described the company's most capable AI model as natively multimodal from the ground up, built to process text, audio, images, and code at once.

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