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It’s official—GPT-5 beats human evaluators in a demanding test, and OpenAI’s breakthrough reopens the debate on the future of work

Researchers have discovered something surprising: artificial intelligence (AI) GPT-5 can follow the law better than most ...
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It’s official—researchers in Antarctica explain the Blood Falls phenomenon, and the University of Alaska reveals what turns the ice red

In Antarctica, there’s a natural phenomenon that, for more than a century, has surprised scientists and explorers: an intense ...
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It’s official—China presents humanoid robots on its most-watched television gala, and their precision kung fu leaves the audience speechless

Humanoid robots were the unexpected protagonists of one of the most important tv events in the world: China’s Spring Festival ...
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Neither a common bee nor a simple misidentification—this is the insect that stunned the scientist in the middle of the orchard

Sometimes, an insect that seems to be a common one can hide an extraordinary story. This was what happened when a scientist observed a bee in a research ...
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Confirmed—Feng shui experts explain why wrapping a $1 bill in aluminum foil is beneficial, and the practice goes viral

You may have heard about some homemade tricks involving aluminum foil, but today we got one that has gone viral because of its relationship between Feng Shui ...
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It’s official—scientists have revived bacteria from 5,000 years ago and believe it could help fight superbugs—it could combat superbugs, and the risk is concerning

Scientists have discovered a bacteria frozen for 5,000 years in the Scărișoara Ice Cave. This tiny organism, called Psychrobacter SC65A.3, could help us fight ...
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Neither smoking nor being around smokers is the only risk—that dish you’re preparing could release a chemical linked to cancer

What we are going to tell you today may be a concerning risk: a simple dinner could expose you to the same cancer-causing chemical found in tobacco smoke.
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Goodbye to viewing urine as mere waste—scientists have managed to convert it into electricity using microbial fuel cells, and the result may change your idea of energy

Would you believe me if I told you urine can be used to produce energy? I know this sounds crazy, but a study, published in Results in Chemistry, analyzes how ...
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Confirmed by scientific studies—chemicals from electronic waste reach dolphins and porpoises and change what you knew about marine pollution

Have you ever heard about chemicals from electronic waste and its consequences? If the answer is no, we are here to tell you what a new scientific study has ...
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It’s official—the U.S. National Security Agency recommends activating this feature on all phones, and millions could be unprotected

Today, smartphones are part of our everyday lifestyle. We use them for talking to other people, sending messages, searching the internet, and keeping ...
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It’s official—tech companies in India recognize that AI is transforming key positions, and the change is affecting these professions above all others

In the last few years, many people have been wondering whether artificial intelligence (AI) is going to replace us when it comes to jobs, mostly in the ...
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For years, human labor sustained the economy, until artificial intelligence and robotics began to claim factories, energy, and a place of their own alongside people

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reaching more aspects of our lives, we see it everywhere. However, it’s no longer just about programs on computers or ...