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“This is simply a question of right and wrong.” “You can’t deny the costs, though. You keep saying that just…

 “We’re really firm believers that by contributing to the community and building upon open-source data models, the whole community moves…

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It may also be causing more severe disease. People with Oropouche fever typically have a sudden fever, aches and pains,…

Participants were divided up into six-person groups, with one participant in each randomly assigned to write statements on behalf of…

Once upon a time, water flowed across the surface of Mars. Waves lapped against shorelines, strong winds gusted and howled,…

Generative AI’s promises for the software development lifecycle (SDLC)—code that writes itself, fully automated test generation, and developers who spend…

A paper she read in the journal Nature finally spurred her into action. Soil organic matter, which is necessary for…

Imagine having a robot that can collaborate with a human scientist on a chemistry experiment, says Alán Aspuru-Guzik, a chemist,…

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Automakers and battery manufacturers already put some measures in place to lower the risk of thermal runaway, including battery management…

Bias in AI is a huge problem. Ethicists have long studied the impact of bias when companies use AI models…

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On July 21, 2024, temperatures soared in many parts of the world, breaking the record for the hottest day ever…

But because farmworkers are largely from Latin America (63% were born in Mexico) and nearly half are undocumented, “it’s difficult…

After falling steadily for decades, the prevalence of global hunger is now on the rise—nowhere more so than in sub-Saharan…