Photo: Robert Stein. National Gallery of Art
He starts in November
The rooms he made reachable. Counties with no cardiologist.
Robert Stein is still listed as chief information officer of the National Gallery of Art in Washington. On November 9 he becomes executive director of the Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth. At the Gallery he used AI so blind and low vision visitors could reach most of the collection. He has been deputy director in Milwaukee, Dallas, and Indianapolis. The Carter hired the person who made the rooms reachable.
On Wednesday, September 9, 2026, we hold that access to one pressure: who is still named in the room when the technique arrives because the person is not there.
ARPA-H will put up to $62.7 million into ADVOCATE, a four year program to build AI authorized by the FDA that can direct heart failure care. Assess symptoms. Prescribe. Order labs. Nearly half of U.S. counties have no cardiologist. Some 6.7 million Americans live with heart failure. First awards: Atman Health, UpDoc, Tempus AI, Stanford, Duke, Kaiser Permanente. Virginia kept the 2020 Clean Economy Act when New York and Hawaii wavered. Dominion wants a 3 gigawatt gas plant on the James River, in Cumberland County, population 10,000. The law bars new fossil plants. Regulators can waive that bar for reliability. Data centers, Dominion says, will be half its sales by 2035. Apple showed the iPhone Duo, a foldable phone at $1,999. Two screens. They said the crease is hard to see. Chandra found eighty-four objects that appear only at the lowest X-ray energies and vanish higher up. They were already in the public archive. A blind spot.
A way into the rooms. A bot on the team. A waiver in the statute. Convergence is not the technique that fills the gap. It is whether a person is still named when the gap is the plan.