These stories could change how you feel about AI
Here’s a selection of recent headlines about artificial intelligence, picked more or less at random:For some recent graduates, the AI ...
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What happens when Harvard can’t be Harvard
In 1965, then-French finance minister Valéry Giscard d’Estaing came up with the “mot juste” for describing the way that the ...
A wild project in Iceland could transform how we forecast volcanic eruptions
When you picture a volcano, what do you see? I personally imagine a mountain sticking up into the sky. At ...
This illness kills babies at their most vulnerable. We can stop it.
If the year 2025 has had a message for developing countries, it’s this: “You’re on your own.”Most notably, the Trump ...
Is your brain your political destiny?
You often hear about “ideology” these days.Even if that word isn’t mentioned, it’s very much what’s being discussed. When President ...
Leaked memo reveals details about Trump’s war on science at the NIH
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Trump boots climate scientists from climate science report
Welcome to The Logoff: The Trump administration dismissed hundreds of scientists this week who were working on a major report ...
Could this $10 weightlifting supplement be a depression treatment?
Creatine — yes, the favorite of gym rats everywhere, a supplement many of us have taken ourselves — is a ...
We’re on the verge of a universal allergy cure
If you’re bothered by allergies every spring, you may pop a Benadryl or Claritin most mornings to make the days ...
Is the once-extinct dire wolf really back or did some of the science reporting go too far?
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