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  • The liver transplant system tried to fix its sex bias. Did it work?

    In theory, getting a donor liver in the United States when you need one should be an extremely equitable process: The sickest patients with the greatest chance to benefit from a donated organ should jump to the front of the line regardless of their gender, race, or other factors.

    Vox — Future Perfect10 min read
  • The wildfire danger we’re only just beginning to understand

    Wildfires are popularly considered wild — restricted to the remote wilderness or the edge of forests, and to most, a problem for the dry and hot states of the Western US. But over the past few years, and now across the country, these fires are getting less wild and far more urban.

    Vox — Future Perfect8 min read
  • Can AI save global health? Bill Gates is betting $1 billion that it can.

    On stage at Davos in the Swiss Alps earlier this year, Bill Gates, before an audience of the global do-gooding elite, announced a $50 million partnership between his foundation and an unlikely new ally, OpenAI, aimed at improving healthcare in Rwanda.

    Vox — Future Perfect7 min read
  • The Claude Certified Architect Exam, Explained by Someone Who Passed It

    Last Updated on July 2, 2026 Every question on the Claude Certified Architect exam is a system design scenario: here’s the situation, here are a few ways to handle it, which do you reach for? I knew that going in; the format wasn’t a surprise. What got me was how fine the distinctions are. More […]

    Sebastian Thrun’s Introduction To Machine Learning Blog11 min read
  • LangChain agents tutorial: build a multi-step workflow in Python

    Last Updated on June 12, 2026 A chatbot that answers questions from a knowledge base sounds impressive in a demo. Then someone asks it a question that requires checking two sources, comparing the results, and deciding whether to follow up.

    Sebastian Thrun’s Introduction To Machine Learning Blog21 min read
  • Agentic AI architecture: how to design multi-agent systems that actually work

    Last Updated on June 12, 2026 Picture a support operations pipeline built to handle billing inquiries. A customer writes in with a request that combines a billing dispute, a policy exception they read about on a forum, and an account that is missing three months of usage data because of a migration…

    Sebastian Thrun’s Introduction To Machine Learning Blog20 min read

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