What if I told you that the secret to storing every book, every photo, every movie ever made could fit into something smaller than a sugar cube—and that an AI just learned how to unlock it in minutes?
As AI enters doctor’s offices, patients are left wondering: who’s making the decisions, the physician or the machine?
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Introduction: The Problem Think about this: It’s a Friday night, and you’re hanging out with friends in a quiet park. What starts as a harmless conversation soon turns into a reckless idea – breaking into an abandoned house for fun. You hesitate. Trespassing is a crime. You know that. But your friends are excited, laughing … Read more
What if fruit fly larvae are more powerful than we think? New research has just revealed that fruit fly larvae (Drosophila melanogaster) can sense electric fields and possess an extraordinary, previously undocumented sensory ability, the capacity to detect and respond to electric fields. Published in Current Biology by a team led by David Tadres and … Read more
Why do so many of us believe fake news? And more importantly, how can we avoid getting tricked again?
Heat-related deaths are rising. Tailored climate adaptation policies are essential to protect vulnerable regions like Southern Europe.
It’s every parent’s nightmare. You notice your teen glued to their phone, scrolling endlessly through social media. What starts as innocent entertainment quickly becomes a source of worry. You might wonder: Is this harmless fun, or is it hurting them in ways I can’t see? If you feel that constant worry about your child’s mental … Read more
In Madagascar’s heat, one tiny bat defies biology, saving energy without cooling down, thanks to a surprising trick called hot torpor.