Aviva CEO Amanda Blanc testified about misogyny in British finance, Cambridge University researchers make a morning sickness breakthrough, and Google’s VP for Bard has some lofty goals for the chatbot. The program kicked off with a woman to know in AI: Sissie Hsiao, a Google vice president who oversees Bard, Google’s ChatGPT competitor. Recently, Hsiao joined the board of Bumble. But what Hsiao most wants Bard to accomplish in her personal life is something many parents will relate to: book summer camps for her kids. Researchers from Cambridge University say they’ve identified a hormone called GDF15 that's responsible for morning sickness; the discovery could lead to better treatments.

Source: Forbes December 15, 2023 21:42 UTC