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Imagine a worker who never tires ⇲
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Artificial intelligence (AI) models can blackmail and threaten humans with endangerment ⇲
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By Eric Ralls | Source
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By Ken Macon | Source
A federal court order requiring OpenAI to retain all ChatGPT conversations, including those users ⇲
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It sounds like science fiction — but it’s rapidly turning into serious science. A wave of new research ⇲
By Brian Shillhavy | Source
When I began writing about the AI bubble and the future Big Tech collapse at the end of 2022 ⇲
By Patrick Pester | Source
An artificial intelligence safety firm has found that OpenAI’s o3 and o4-mini models sometimes refuse ⇲
By Ellen Phiddian | Source
In the past few years, astronomers have recorded a handful of very strange radio signals ⇲
By Willow Tohi | Source
Bees are essential for pollinating one-third of the food we consume, ensuring the fertility ⇲
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Overall, 45 volcanoes were in continuing eruption status as of 21 February 2025 ⇲
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The race is on to capture the multi-trillion market for humanoid robots. General-purpose ⇲
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Unitree’s G1 humanoid robot, initially introduced in August 2023, has been upgraded ⇲
By Vicky Verma | Source
This doctor believes that death is not the annihilation of the human mind. He says of ⇲
By Ashley Strickland | Source
Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have spied dynamic flares of light ⇲
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In 2008, a medical doctor in Florida, Dr. Mary Newport, published a case study she did on ⇲
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Jacobo Grinberg (1946-?), the Mexican scientist who explored the link between science ⇲
