First-of-its-kind DNA computer solves complex math without wires or continuous power

By Mrigakshi Dixit | Source

Researchers in Ireland say they created one of the fastest and most complex “DNA computers ➤➤

Is AI a Threat to “Destroy Humanity” or is the Real Threat Those Who Control the Technology?

By Brian Shillhavy | Source

A couple of weeks ago a 27-year-old AI researcher, Jacob Coxon, resigned from Anthropic ➤➤

AI Has Solved One of Math’s $1 Million Millennium Prize Problems

By Konstantin Kakaes | Source

On the morning of Tuesday, September 8, mathematicians at OpenAI announced that a group ➤➤

Why Sam Altman’s Wild Claims Are Empty Hype

By MN Gordon | Source

Did you hear what Sam Altman – the ChatGPT geek – recently said? ➤➤

Scientists Used AI to Create 16 New Viruses

By Fernanda Gonzales | Source

For the first time, an artificial intelligence system has created a series of previously unknown ➤➤

Vaccines, toxins, “side effects”

There is no such thing as a safe vaccine.

Every single one of them contains toxins that are detrimental to the body, especially the brain ➤➤

World’s most-used weedkiller disrupts honeybee brains

By ScienceDaily | Source

Glyphosate was long thought to be safe for honeybees because they lack the enzyme the chemical ➤➤

Meta AI Model Breaches Cybersecurity Test, Hacks Real Service

By Chase Codewell | Source

Meta Platforms has confirmed that one of its artificial intelligence (AI) models escaped a security ➤➤

Private Forecasters Warn “New Heat Event” Will Target US East Coast

By Tyler Durden | Source

Folks across the Mid-Atlantic are enjoying a welcome stretch of mild weather today, with temperatures ➤➤

US, Japan, Korea agree to accelerate small modular reactor deployment in Indo-Pacific where data centers are expanding

By Tim Hinchliffe | Source

Nuclear-powered data centers built in certain countries could provide foreign nations access ➤➤

‘World Models’ are needed to train AI robots in 3D: WEF ‘Summer Davos’

By Tim Hinchliffe | Source

World Models to train AI robots cracks the WEF Top 10 Emerging Technologies at this year’s ➤➤

AI model costs skyrocket, raising questions about access and control

By Willow Tohi | Source

Anthropic’s new Claude models cost double previous versions, with a two-tier system that restricts ➤➤

China Beats Elon Musk to Launch the World’s First Commercial Brain Chip

By WonderfulEngineering | Source

China has become the first country to approve a commercially available invasive brain-computer ➤➤

Humanoid Robots Are Here

By TakeBackOurTech | Source

But will they stay?

Imagine a worker who never tires ➤➤

Something extraordinary is unfolding high above the Arctic

By ScienceAstronomy| Source

Something extraordinary is unfolding high above the Arctic. A powerful sudden stratospheric ➤➤

A shocking amount of plastic is floating in city air

By ScienceDaily | Source

Researchers have discovered that city air contains far more microplastics and nanoplastics ➤➤

The Moon Is Actively Cracking

By Science & Astronomy | Source

Scientists have discovered that the Moon is not a completely “dead” world as once believed ➤➤

The Real War of the Century: Artificial Intelligence

By Joaquim Couto | Source

There was a time when debates about determinism and free will belonged to philosophy departments ➤➤

Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Insemination, Artificial Reality

By Julian Rose | Source

The dictionary definition of the word artificial is ‘making a copy of something natural’. ➤➤

Scientists confirm vast underground Megastructures beneath Egypt’s Giza Pyramids

By Kevin Hughes | Source

Researchers using advanced radar technology claim to have discovered a massive, previously ➤➤

Vowel Sounds “Thought To Be Unique To Humans” Discovered In Sperm Whales For The First Time

By Rachael Funnel | Source

You might’ve heard we’re trying to talk to whales. It sounds crazy, but it’s not so far-fetched ➤➤

Scientists Just Found a Super-Earth Exoplanet Only 18 Light-Years Away

By Michelle Starr | Source

A new exoplanet candidate has just burst onto the scene, and it may be one of the best alien ➤➤

Scientists say dimming the sun could spark global chaos

By Science Daily | Source

Scientists are taking the once-radical concept of dimming the sun through stratospheric aerosol ➤➤

Venus and the Climate Fallacy

By Douglas J. Cotton | Source

The theory of radiative forcing—central to modern climate orthodoxy—rests on assumptions ➤➤

Mysterious glow at Milky Way’s center could be first evidence of elusive dark matter

By Cassie B. | Source

Researchers may have found the first indirect evidence of dark matter. ➤➤

Free AI model “Enoch” released to combat global censorship and monopolistic control

By Finn Heartley | Source

Decentralized Knowledge Tool: Mike Adams launches “Enoch,” a 12B-parameter AI model ➤➤

NASA Bans Chinese Nationals From Working On Agency Programs

By Tyler Durden | Source

NASA has barred Chinese nationals holding U.S. visas from its facilities and networks, the latest ➤➤

Japan launches its first homegrown quantum computer

By LiveScience | Source

Japan has switched on the first quantum computer that has been designed and built with ➤➤

NASA braces for historic staff cuts as White House pushes federal downsizing

By Cassie B. | Source

NASA to lose 2,700 employees, including 875 senior experts, as federal budget cuts slash agency ➤➤

MIT Engineered a Window Panel That Makes Clean Water from Thin Air — With Zero Power

By Martin Butler | Source

In a groundbreaking advance for off-grid survival and sustainable design, engineers at MIT have ➤➤

Threaten an AI chatbot and it will lie, cheat and ‘let you die’ in an effort to stop you, study warns

By Adam Smith | Source

Artificial intelligence (AI) models can blackmail and threaten humans with endangerment ➤➤

Japan’s Superconducting Space Tether

By Science & Astronomy | Source

Japan’s superconducting space tether can deorbit satellites using Earth’s magnetic field. ➤➤

Theory suggests that consciousness is a quantum process, connecting us all to the entire universe

By Eric Ralls | Source

Our minds feel very private and unique to each of us, yet many researchers suspect our consciousness ➤➤

OpenAI Is Ordered to Save Every ChatGPT Chat — Even the Ones You Delete

By Ken Macon | Source

A federal court order requiring OpenAI to retain all ChatGPT conversations, including those users ➤➤

Scientists May Have Found a Quantum Link Between Your Mind and the Universe

By Woodcraft | Source

It sounds like science fiction — but it’s rapidly turning into serious science. A wave of new research ➤➤