There’s a lot of hype around AI these days—but how much of it actually reflects human intelligence? CSHL postdoc Ari Benjamin is here to pull back the curtain and explain what really separates brains from bots. Hit play to hear his take on the truths (and myths) of large language models—and don’t forget to register for our next Cocktails & Chromosomes, at George’s (formally known as Industry) on May 29. CSHL Professor Tom Gingeras will dive into RNA’s biggest mysteries and what they could mean for the future of biology. (fb)

Lucía Téllez Pérez first read The Hallmarks of Cancer as a biochemistry undergrad in Spain. That paper—and its author, Robert Weinberg—sparked her passion for cancer research. Now a Ph.D. student at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Lucía recently attended a historic Cancer Genetics meeting where she met the scientists who shaped her field, including Weinberg himself—over breakfast and pancakes. Her journey has come full circle, filled with discovery, mentorship, and meaning. 🔗 Read her story: https://www.cshl.edu/labdish/pancakes-may-never-taste-this-good-again/ #CSHL #CancerGenetics #Science (fb)