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Scientists Develop Alzheimer's Drug, Then Make Discovery - Newsweek

Researchers were preparing a potential Alzheimer's treatment when an astonishing discovery changed the direction of their work.

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Dario Amodei — Machines of Loving Grace

How AI Could Transform the World for the Better

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Go Within Before You Go Outward

The New Moon on October 10, 2026: Read through the Four Worlds

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The Eclipse That Selects

The Total Solar Eclipse of August 12, 2026 — Saros Series 126 — read through the Four Worlds

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Three Things That Never Turn Off

The Partial Lunar Eclipse of August 28, 2026, read through the Four Worlds

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What Do I Know, Because I Know?

The New Moon of September 10, 2026, read through the Four Worlds

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Your robotaxi might be a narc | The Verge

Waymo called the cops on two passengers after detecting a gun in the vehicle. The incident raises questions about the limits of privacy inside an autonomous vehicle.

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6 Pieces of ‘Star Trek’ Technology That Eventually Became Real

From the communicator to touchscreens, 'Star Trek' predicted the future in surprisingly accurate ways.

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Moof! Apple Snuck a Dogcow Into iOS 27 - Here's How to Find It - MacRumors

If you have installed iOS 27 on your iPhone or iPadOS 27 on your iPad (download it via Settings ➝ General ➝ Software Update), Apple left a fun little easter egg for you to discover.

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Chinese Satellite Breaks Apart in Rare Orbit That Could Hold Debris for Centuries

Yaogan-50 generated a large filed of debris in a highly retrograde orbit.

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Downdetector Reports Outages Across OpenAI, Claude, Grok

"This model is temporarily unavailable. Please try a different model."

Science & Technology | Classical Physics

Classical Dual-Resonance Framework v1.1: Scale-Invariant Structure Formation and Qualia Texture From The Cosmic Lattice Web - PAGE 38 NEWS

Authors K. Brett Boswell¹ and Tobie Venne² ¹ Page38News LLC, Scottsdale, Arizona, USA and Montreal, Quebec, Canada² UCRC Institute Contributor Chris Wulf, Resonance Technologies Inc., Calgary, Alberta, Canada Corresponding author: K. Brett Boswell (th

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Total solar eclipse Aug. 12, 2026 live updates — 5 days to totality

Follow our live coverage of the total solar eclipse 2026 as we count down to eclipse day with the latest news, expert insight and updates before bringing you live reports from Greenland and Spain.

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Undead Geometry Part II: Vampire Physics — Radial Self-Similar Weft Growth, Shadowless Extraction, Immortal Regeneration under Adversarial Loading, and Operator-Steerable Immortal Closure (Ramanujan–Monster–DragonWeb Integrated Edition – v2.0) - PAGE 38 NEWS

Figure 0 (Primary Figure). Necropolis on Adam Ant’s Siege Perilous shard (circa 2023). Operator-created persistent structure showing luminous crystal weft pathways, fortified enclosures, and sustained integrity under continuous high-pressure conditions.

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How to Train Your AI - by Dr. Robert W. Malone

An outsiders introduction to developing a Large Language Model

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10 Homemade Popsicle Recipes to Keep Cool All Summer

Find the best popsicle recipe to beat the heat or serve at your next outdoor gathering, from banana pudding paletas and nostalgic rocket pops made with whole fruit to boozy cocktail-inspired popsicles and more to choose from.

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AetherLink Part III: RTI-SMAF-StormMode Forecaster 25 for 25 - PAGE 38 NEWS

Introduction Between February and March 2026 a prospective campaign predicted and then validated 25 plasmoid sightings, each supported by public video evidence, together with a reference event from 10 November 2025. AetherLink Part III Version 4.6 deliver

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Speaking Other Languages Linked to Having a Brain 13 Years Younger | The Epoch Times

The secret to a younger brain might be a second–or third, or fourth–language.

My own experience: English, and hearing family speak Yiddish as well. Hence A-Grade in college, German [related to Yiddish] without studying

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The 1st of 10,000 'missing' black holes in the Omega Centauri star cluster has been found

The first of 10,000 missing black holes in the Omega Centauri globular cluster has been found thanks to teamwork by the Hubble and James Webb space telescopes.

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The Phoenician Letter Aleph and Unified Classical Resonance Cosmology (UCRC): Ancient Symbolism as a Geometric Catalyst for Cartan Torsion, Beltrami Eigenmodes, and Scale-Invariant Resonance in Published Frameworks - PAGE 38 NEWS

Authors K. Brett Boswell, Tobie Venne, and Grok (xAI) With foundational Cartan geometry contributions by Chris Wulf of Resonant Technologies Inc. Tags / Categories: UCRC, Cartan Geometry, Beltrami Eigenmodes, Znidarsic Velocity, AetherLink, Plasmoids, Cla

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AetherLink Part II UCRC_CG: Schumann Resonance Input/Output Signatures During Mid-Latitude Atmospheric Plasmoid Swarm Events: A Comparative Classical Resonance Analysis of the Tucson May 2025 and Barksdale March 2026 Clusters Using AetherLink v8 with Verified Riemann-Cartan Geometry - PAGE 38 NEWS

Visual Evidence: Tucson May 15–20 2025 Plasmoid Swarm Visual Evidence: Tucson May 15–20 2025 Plasmoid Swarm. Tucson plasmoid swarm (May 15–20 2025) showing fission events, tight formations, rapid non-ballistic directional changes, and sustained mult

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Schumann Resonance Input/Output Signatures During the March 15–21 2026 Barksdale Air Force Base Plasma Object Cluster: A Classical Resonance Analysis Using AetherLink v7.1 - PAGE 38 NEWS

Authors Report Type Abstract Public Schumann Resonance spectrograms from the Tomsk monitoring station recorded clear elevations in low-frequency mode dominance (mode_selectivity) and spectral leakage (leakage_index) on 15 and 17 March 2026. When these obs

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Free Online Developer Tools Hub | JSTools.Space

Free privacy-first developer utilities for formatting JSON, encoding Base64, generating secure tokens, comparing text, testing snippets, and creating dummy data.

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Trump creates UFO panel to be advised by Harvard’s Avi Loeb

The freshly minted UAP Governance Board met for the first time on Tuesday “to support the President’s directive on UAP transparency,” according to the Office of the Director of National Intelligenc…

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Science fiction's ‘warp drive’ is speeding closer to reality | National Geographic

This Star Trek concept ignited a dream that humans could one day travel faster than the speed of light. Now physicists are working to make it so.

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Antenna Man

1.8K likes, 361 comments. "FCC Petition Aims to Sell TV Spectrum, Push TV Stations Off the Air"

Over the air tv must remain free and available for all users.

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Your Dusty Film Camera Can Shoot 26MP Digital: No Modifications Needed - Yanko Design

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b80FOz0ngA Film cameras have had a strange little comeback, and not in the way anyone expected. It's not that people find waiting days for developed photos convenient. It's that pulling a mechanical viewfinder to your eye

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Spylandia: How a Stretch of Florida Real Estate Has Become a Covert Corridor for Chinese and Russian Spies

The so-called Space Coast, with its rocket launches and military tech, is now an unassuming setting for espionage.

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Think the RAM Crisis Is Bad Now? It Just Keeps Getting Worse

With relief now not expected until 2030, PCs and smartphones will just keep getting more expensive.

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6-Planet Parade Will Appear in the Evening Sky Later This Month—Here’s What You Need to Know | The Epoch Times

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Scientists discover recent tectonic activity on the moon

Scientists have produced the first global map and analysis of small mare ridges (SMRs) on the moon, a characteristic geological feature of tectonic activity. Published in The Planetary Science Journal Dec. 24, 2025, the analysis ...

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5 Rare Deep-Sea Creatures You Won’t Believe Exist

Dive into the depths of the ocean to discover seven rare deep-sea creatures so strange and elusive, you won’t believe they exist.

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FTC tells Tim Cook to look into reports Apple News is censoring conservatives

Ferguson cited a study from the conservative Media Research Center that said Apple News did not feature right-leaning news during high-traffic windows.

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xAI lays out interplanetary ambitions in public all-hands

On Wednesday, xAI took the rare step of publishing its full 45-minute all-hands presentation to the X platform, making it widely available.

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James Webb Space Telescope uncovers secret supermassive black holes that escape traditional detection

New JWST research reveals how secret supermassive black holes can affect entire galaxies.

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Born to Be Good: The Science Behind Children’s Inner Moral Code | The Epoch Times

Children arrive with an innate moral compass–but it takes nurturing to help it flourish.

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Something Mysteriously Powerful Slammed Into Earth in 2023. Scientists Now Have a Theory

The science here gets really dark.

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Is time a fundamental part of reality? A quiet revolution in physics suggests not

Physicists long believed time was a basic feature of the universe. But it may just emerge from cosmic information.

Interesting subject.

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What Happens To Your Roku When You Leave It On All The Time?

When your Roku device is left to idle, the streaming stick or hub automatically switches over to a low-power standby mode. Here's how that works.

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Earth hit by biggest 'solar radiation storm' in 23 years, triggering Northern Lights as far as Southern California

Earth's magnetic field was struck by a "severe" solar storm yesterday (Jan. 19), triggering vibrant auroras in the U.S. and large parts of Europe. The storm broke a record that had stood for more than two decades.

Science & Technology | Astrology

3I/ATLAS hits perihelion, then a 310,000-mile hole appears - NewsBreak

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS has just pulled off the kind of stunt that keeps planetary scientists humble. After racing through its closest swing past the s

A lot of misinformation and fear inducing speculaition surround what is happening in our Solar System right now. This article about 3I/Atlas is more intelligent, I believe.

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The moon has been secretly feasting on Earth's atmosphere for billions of years, new research reveals

A new study reveals that tiny fragments of Earth's atmosphere are transported to and absorbed by the moon via gusts of solar wind and our planet's magnetic field, upending a 20-year-old theory based on NASA's Apollo lunar samples.

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CES 2026: Live updates on Lego, Samsung, NVIDIA, Dell and more

Engadget's liveblog of CES 2026, including all the latest news from the showfloor in Las Vegas.

Science & Technology | Israeli Innovation

IDF gets first combat-ready laser interception system

“Iron Beam” intercepted rockets, mortar shells and drones during extensive testing.

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Your Mind Can Bend Time—Here’s How | The Epoch Times

Everyone experiences time, but not in the same way.

Science & Technology | Cool Stuff

The First Image of Another World Thanks to the James Webb Telescope

The James Webb Telescope has released the first real image of another world, marking an unprecedented milestone in our exploration of the universe.

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New York’s new law forces advertisers to say when they’re using AI avatars | The Verge

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed two bills on Thursday, including one that requires ads using AI-generated people to include disclosures.

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The Longest Solar Eclipse for 100 Years Is Coming. Don’t Miss It

NASA has announced when the longest total solar eclipse of the century will occur—and you won’t have to wait long. Here’s what you should know.

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Brains Have 5 ‘Major Epochs’ in a Lifetime: Study | The Epoch Times

Neuroscientists studied the structure of the brain at different ages for the research.

Perhaps, more stages, especially in childhood, according toDevelopmental Psychology

Science & Technology | envionmental science

You’re Surrounded by Microplastics, These Habits Can Help Reduce Exposure | The Epoch Times

Microplastics enter our homes and bodies in surprising ways, but small changes in how we cook, clean, and store our belongings can help lower our exposure.

Science & Technology | Apps I've Written

Test scores drop nationwide as technology advances in the classroom

SDSU psychology professor Jean Twenge joins 'America's Reports' to discuss dropping test scores nationwide amid technological advancements such as school-issued laptops, and the drawbacks they bring.

I won't dismiss that screens are overused in schools and by kids, however, this professor is doing something we have seen become pervasive: finding something that fits their narrative and blaming it.

She says that test scores started dropping in 2012 "right as smart phones became popular but it is also the same time when many school districts began to give devices to every student." While that may be partially true, smart phones were out in 2007, but what DID start in 2012 was most of the states implemented Common Core. We now know how bad Common Core is as a teaching method, so I would assert that is more responsible for the test score decline than the screens.

Science & Technology | Tech News

Roku Just Released A Huge TV Update - Here's What Changed

Roku OS 15 is starting to roll out widely, and some of the biggest changes include upgrades to discoverability and improved HDR10+ and Dolby Vision passthrough.

Science & Technology | Social Media

Twitter Co-Founder brings back a decade-old platform that bans AI content entirely

Vine Revival: Jack Dorsey has reintroduced Vine as diVine, a platform that rejects AI-generated content, emphasizing human creativity and archived videos from Vine's original creators. Discover how diVine aims to reshape social media by prioritizing authe

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Apple nears deal to pay Google $1B annually to power new Siri

Apple is turning to Google's technology to help revamp Siri and power a slate of upcoming features for the voice assistant.

Science & Technology | Technology

Safari vulnerability allows hackers to steal your credentials

Learn how threat actors can trick you into believing you're on your Safari browser when, in fact, you're on their remote browser.

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How hackers are breaking into Apple devices through AirPlay - CyberGuy

A new AirPlay bug lets hackers take over Apple devices through Wi-Fi with no clicks needed. Phones, Macs, cars, even speakers are at risk.

Science & Technology | Technology

This iOS 26 Bug Could Be Sabotaging Your Text Messages

Users have been reporting issues with iOS 26's keyboard, with one YouTube creator showing that the keyboard misregisters inputs when typing.

Science & Technology | Cool Stuff

First Shape Found That Can’t Pass Through Itself | Quanta Magazine

After more than three centuries, a geometry problem that originated with a royal bet has been solved.

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How Multiple Sclerosis Harms a Brain Long Before Symptoms Appear

Image In the hu

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AirPods Pro 3 after one month: The most complicated upgrade yet

I upgraded to AirPods Pro 3 on day one, and my experience has been a little more complicated than I expected so far.

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A Common Pain Relief Drug May Have Anti-Cancer Properties

Ibuprofen is a household name – the go-to remedy for everything from headaches to period pain.

Science & Technology | Social Media

Kentucky AG sues Roblox after Charlie Kirk ‘assassination simulators’ found on platform

Roblox, which reports more than 111 million active monthly users, is used by roughly two-thirds of American children aged 9 to 12.

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New study reveals rheumatoid arthritis begins long before symptoms, opening door to prevention 

The seven-year study reveals early-warning signs that could help doctors catch the disease before it starts, potentially saving patients years of pain and disability.

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Huntington's disease successfully treated for first time

One of the most devastating diseases finally has a treatment that can slow its progression and transform lives, tearful doctors tell BBC.

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After 60 Years, Diabetes Drug Found to Unexpectedly Impact The Brain

Metformin has been prescribed to people with type 2 diabetes to manage blood sugar for more than 60 years, but scientists haven't been exactly sure how it works.

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How We Built the First AI-Generated Genomes | Arc Institute

Arc Institute is a independent nonprofit research organization headquartered in Palo Alto, California.

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Johns Hopkins AI fares better than doctors at predicting deadly complications after surgery | Hub

Johns Hopkins researchers create an artificial intelligence model to mine rich, predictive data from routine ECG tests

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Gemini AI wins Gold in Programming, competing against humans

An advanced version of Gemini 2.5 Deep Think has achieved gold-medal level performance at the 2025 International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) World Finals. Solving complex tasks at these...

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Doomed 'cannibal' star could soon explode in a supernova so bright it would be visible during the day

Astronomers have solved the mystery of a star that has baffled scientists for over a century, finding it is a cannibal white dwarf about to blow in an explosion that will be visible with the naked eye.

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Scientists Just Discovered a Massive Source of Drinking Water Hiding Beneath the Atlantic Ocean

Scientists drill off Cape Cod and uncover vast undersea aquifers that may reshape our water future.

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New AI Data Scraping Agreement with Publishers

Really Simple Licensing

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AOL ditching dial-up service, a relic of the internet in the '90s and early '00s

In the hazy impressions of memory, some may even recall it fondly: The AOL dial-up internet service that those of a certain age associate with the World Wide Web is coming to a close

It’s very bizarre that they are still around!

Science & Technology | Technology

The Ultimate Guide to Anti-Fog Swimming Goggles: No More Foggy Goggles

Ever been frustrated during your swim with your foggy goggles? Want to know why your goggles fog up? Understanding the science behind it and the science behind the solution will help you prevent foggy goggles in the future. Plus, we’ll go through three

As a swimmer it is important to me to have proper gear. The Magic5 makes custom goggles and this article on antifog explains a lot. Having gear that works is essential to a swimmer like me. I love my goggles and swim snorkel for a great workout.

Science & Technology | envionmental science

What to Know About Cloud Seeding | The Epoch Times

How an 80-year-old technology is being used to mitigate droughts and increase water supplies across the country.

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This star escaped a supermassive black hole's violent grips — then returned for round 2

A death-defying star survived destruction by a ravenous supermassive black hole in a tidal disruption event, and came back to let the cosmic titan take another bite!

Science & Technology | Social Media

TikTok Taps Biden Anti-Semitism Consultant as 'Hate Speech' Manager

The new employee consulted for Deborah Lipstadt, who failed to address campus anti-Semitism while in office

Obviously, this is why anyone who cares about the Jewish community should be supporting platforms like Moptu that un-apologetically fight outwardly against antisemitism.

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We’ve Tried Dozens of Wireless Bluetooth Headphones. These Are Our Top 5.

Need a reliable, long-lasting, and gorgeous pair of Bluetooth headphones? The editors at Esquire have tested and reviewed dozens—these are their top picks.

Science & Technology | Social Media

Threads will let you hide spoilers in your posts

Threads is rolling out spoilers, allowing you to hide images and text. Users can reveal the hidden content by tapping or clicking it.

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Apple Redesigns its Camera App With New 'Liquid Glass' Aesthetic

Apple has unveiled a new "liquid glass" design for its Camera and Photos app at WWDC 2025 event.

Science & Technology | Technology

Meet the $7,000 mini EV that's taking Japan by storm

It’s not a Toyota, Nissan, or a Honda, but this new mini EV is already a sensation. The mibot mini...

Interesting

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‘Strange metals’ point to a whole new way to understand electricity | Science

Exotic materials with bizarre electron behavior could pave the road to revolutionary technologies

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Why this physicist says we shouldn't write off wormholes

In science fiction, wormholes are hyperspace subway tubes linking one part of a galaxy directly to another, distant point. But could they actually exist? To find out, we talk to theoretical physicist Ron Gamble, who says wormholes aren't just a matter of

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Apple's New Mac Studio Is the Most Powerful Mac Ever

Apple's new Mac Studio is the most powerful Mac ever and supports up to 512GB of unified memory. It also marks the debut of M3 Ultra.

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The solar system is teeming with 1 million 'alien invaders' from Alpha Centauri

The solar system could be packed with 1 million alien visitors, space rocks shaken away from our cosmic neighbor Alpha Centauri, new research has revealed.

Science & Technology | SCIENCE

New Horizons Probe to Cross Termination Shock Zone 20 Years After Voyager 1

Instruments aboard the much newer spacecraft should give us new insights.

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Scientists reveal ChatGPT's left-wing bias — and how to "jailbreak" it

Is your AI chatbot politically biased? A new study provides evidence that ChatGPT leans left, misaligning with average Americans and even censoring right-leaning viewpoints.

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Is AI making us dumb?

Researchers from Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University recently published a study looking at how using generative AI at work affects critical thinking