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How Close Are Scientists To Creating "Digital Twins" Of Human Brains? If Technology Can Catch Up, The Uses Could Be Endlesstwo human heads illustrated looking away from each other, one brain is full of cogs to illustrate machinery and one is full of squiggles to indicate organic matterHow Close Are Scientists To Creating "Digital Twins" Of Human Brains? If Technology Can Catch Up, The Uses Could Be Endlesstwo human heads illustrated looking away from each other, one brain is full of cogs to illustrate machinery and one is full of squiggles to indicate organic matter

How Close Are Scientists To Creating "Digital Twins" Of Human Brains? If Technology Can Catch Up, The Uses Could Be Endless

A digital twin would recreate a single brain and retain the ability to learn, adapt, and respond like the original.

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Man Manages To Access Bitcoin Wallet After 12 Years, Becomes An Instant Millionaire OvernightArtist impression of a Bitcoin.

Man Manages To Access Bitcoin Wallet After 12 Years, Becomes An Instant Millionaire Overnight

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If You Think Not Owning Your Media Is Bad, Thank The Lord That "Flexplay" Did Not Catch OnA Flexplay DVD: A dark red DVD disk inside a plastic bag.

If You Think Not Owning Your Media Is Bad, Thank The Lord That "Flexplay" Did Not Catch On

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Purple Clothes Using Nobel-Prize Winning Chemistry Could Keep You Cool With The Power Of Outer Spacethe purple mof material, before it is added to thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU)

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Purple Clothes Using Nobel-Prize Winning Chemistry Could Keep You Cool With The Power Of Outer Spacethe purple mof material, before it is added to thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU)
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Purple Clothes Using Nobel-Prize Winning Chemistry Could Keep You Cool With The Power Of Outer Space

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Flaw In NASA System Found By AI Could Have Been Used To Issue Commands To Active SpacecraftArtist depiction of Voyager looking back at the Solar System.

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Flaw In NASA System Found By AI Could Have Been Used To Issue Commands To Active SpacecraftArtist depiction of Voyager looking back at the Solar System.
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Flaw In NASA System Found By AI Could Have Been Used To Issue Commands To Active Spacecraft

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One Of The Coldest Places In The Universe Is Now A Fridge In New YorkThe first two modules of the IBM’s scalable and modular cryogenic system are two metal boxes with copper structures inside

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One Of The Coldest Places In The Universe Is Now A Fridge In New YorkThe first two modules of the IBM’s scalable and modular cryogenic system are two metal boxes with copper structures inside
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One Of The Coldest Places In The Universe Is Now A Fridge In New York

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Can AI Be Conscious? Some Claim It Already Is. An AI Sociologist Cuts Through The HypeA drawing of circuit that become a human face

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Can AI Be Conscious? Some Claim It Already Is. An AI Sociologist Cuts Through The HypeA drawing of circuit that become a human face
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Can AI Be Conscious? Some Claim It Already Is. An AI Sociologist Cuts Through The Hype

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Jazz Musicians Leave Hidden “Fingerprints” In Their Work – Newly Trained Computer Models Can Identify Them With Over 90 Percent Accuracyvintage-looking upright piano against a brick wall

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Jazz Musicians Leave Hidden “Fingerprints” In Their Work – Newly Trained Computer Models Can Identify Them With Over 90 Percent Accuracyvintage-looking upright piano against a brick wall
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Jazz Musicians Leave Hidden “Fingerprints” In Their Work – Newly Trained Computer Models Can Identify Them With Over 90 Percent Accuracy

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AI Offloading: Legitimate Threat To Our Brains Or Overblown Moral Panic? We Asked A Neuroscientist For His Takerepresentation of human with the top of the skull removed and a logo that resembles an AI company or human brain, on a background with nebula-like swirls of blue and orange

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AI Offloading: Legitimate Threat To Our Brains Or Overblown Moral Panic? We Asked A Neuroscientist For His Takerepresentation of human with the top of the skull removed and a logo that resembles an AI company or human brain, on a background with nebula-like swirls of blue and orange
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AI Offloading: Legitimate Threat To Our Brains Or Overblown Moral Panic? We Asked A Neuroscientist For His Take

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World's Largest Electric Aircraft Just Took Its Maiden Flight Using $5 Worth Of ElectricityHeart Aerospace’s battery-electric X1 demonstrator banks east toward the rising sun during its first flight near Plattsburgh, New York, in August 2026, with Lake Champlain in the distance.

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World's Largest Electric Aircraft Just Took Its Maiden Flight Using $5 Worth Of ElectricityHeart Aerospace’s battery-electric X1 demonstrator banks east toward the rising sun during its first flight near Plattsburgh, New York, in August 2026, with Lake Champlain in the distance.
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World's Largest Electric Aircraft Just Took Its Maiden Flight Using $5 Worth Of Electricity

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AI Fail Of The Week: Farmer Asks Chatbot For Advice, Ends Up Destroying 100,000 Square Meters Of CropsA crop of sesame, ready to harvest.

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AI Fail Of The Week: Farmer Asks Chatbot For Advice, Ends Up Destroying 100,000 Square Meters Of CropsA crop of sesame, ready to harvest.
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AI Fail Of The Week: Farmer Asks Chatbot For Advice, Ends Up Destroying 100,000 Square Meters Of Crops

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The Mullaperiyar Dam Is 130 Years Old, Rapidly Aging, And In An Earthquake Hotspot: What Could Go Wrong?A bridge of diverted water from the Mullaperiyar Dam on the Kollam–Theni Highway in southern India.

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The Mullaperiyar Dam Is 130 Years Old, Rapidly Aging, And In An Earthquake Hotspot: What Could Go Wrong?A bridge of diverted water from the Mullaperiyar Dam on the Kollam–Theni Highway in southern India.
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The Mullaperiyar Dam Is 130 Years Old, Rapidly Aging, And In An Earthquake Hotspot: What Could Go Wrong?

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China’s Record-Breaking Maglev Train Can Hit 800 Kilometers Per Hour In The Time It Takes To Read This HeadlineA non-record-breaking Maglev train zips out of a station in Shangai, China

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China’s Record-Breaking Maglev Train Can Hit 800 Kilometers Per Hour In The Time It Takes To Read This HeadlineA non-record-breaking Maglev train zips out of a station in Shangai, China
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China’s Record-Breaking Maglev Train Can Hit 800 Kilometers Per Hour In The Time It Takes To Read This Headline

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Can AI Be Conscious? | IFLScience The Big QuestionsA picture of a man staring at a robot face, over laid with a mobile phone that has the big questions logo on it.

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Can AI Be Conscious? | IFLScience The Big QuestionsA picture of a man staring at a robot face, over laid with a mobile phone that has the big questions logo on it.
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Can AI Be Conscious? | IFLScience The Big Questions

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US Lab Finds A Faster Way To Make Californium-252, A Nuclear Isotope Worth Millions Per Gram Not Found Naturally On EarthTechnicians look into a hot cell in the Radiochemical Engineering Development Center where Cf-252 is produced.

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US Lab Finds A Faster Way To Make Californium-252, A Nuclear Isotope Worth Millions Per Gram Not Found Naturally On EarthTechnicians look into a hot cell in the Radiochemical Engineering Development Center where Cf-252 is produced.
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US Lab Finds A Faster Way To Make Californium-252, A Nuclear Isotope Worth Millions Per Gram Not Found Naturally On Earth

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One Of The Earliest "Online" Games Took Place In 1897, And Was An Attempt To Ease Tensions Between The US And Great BritainA poster promoting a telegraph chess game in 1898.
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One Of The Earliest "Online" Games Took Place In 1897, And Was An Attempt To Ease Tensions Between The US And Great Britain

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AI Solved A Math Problem That Had Stumped The World For 80 Years. Not Everyone Is Happy About ThatArtificial Intelligence and Virtual Reality concept. 3D human head made of pixels in neon holographic vivid colors on dark background.
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AI Solved A Math Problem That Had Stumped The World For 80 Years. Not Everyone Is Happy About That

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Back In 2021, Scientists Added A Human "Fat Gene" Into A Potato. What Happened Next Surprised EverybodyA gloved hand with tweezers holding a strand of DNA, with and arrow points from the DNA to a potato.
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Back In 2021, Scientists Added A Human "Fat Gene" Into A Potato. What Happened Next Surprised Everybody

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How We Remember: The Neuroscience of Memory Explainedblue brain image on a black background to the right of yellow text that reads How Does Memory Work?
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How We Remember: The Neuroscience of Memory Explained

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AI Consciousness Explained: Science vs Philosophya robot
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AI Consciousness Explained: Science vs Philosophy

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Should We Be Using Microwaves?A microwave and meal
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Should We Be Using Microwaves?

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Nuclear Fusion Startup Transforms Plasma Energy Directly Into Electricity In First For Private SectorA conceptual image showing a ball of yellow/orange energy in the center with lines of crackling energy shooting out of it.

Nuclear Fusion Startup Transforms Plasma Energy Directly Into Electricity In First For Private Sector

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In A World First, A 100 Percent Hydrogen Engine Has Been Hooked Up To A Town's Electricity GridSan Juan de Gaztelugatxe lights up in Bermeo, Basque Country.

In A World First, A 100 Percent Hydrogen Engine Has Been Hooked Up To A Town's Electricity Grid

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AI Is Easily Tricked Into Claiming It Has Found Alien Life – This Could Cause Havoc In The FutureArtist impression of a virtual hand holding a virtual DNA molecule

AI Is Easily Tricked Into Claiming It Has Found Alien Life – This Could Cause Havoc In The Future

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AI Is Obsessed With A Lighthouse Keeper Called Elias Thorne – Even Though He Doesn’t ExistLighthouse scene

AI Is Obsessed With A Lighthouse Keeper Called Elias Thorne – Even Though He Doesn’t Exist

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Company Claims To Have Created "Bio-Drones" After Fitting Pigeon With Brain-Zapping Chip And A CameraA pigeon fitted with a camera and neural interface.

Company Claims To Have Created "Bio-Drones" After Fitting Pigeon With Brain-Zapping Chip And A Camera

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Say Hello To EMO, A Robot That's Learnt To Mimic Human Lip Movements By Watching YouTube And Gazing In The Mirrorphotograph of the face of EMO, a robot that has learnt to lip sync

Say Hello To EMO, A Robot That's Learnt To Mimic Human Lip Movements By Watching YouTube And Gazing In The Mirror

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Invisible Drones: A New Flying Robot Spins So Fast It Hides In Plain SightLow-visibility drone flying in front of a plant

Invisible Drones: A New Flying Robot Spins So Fast It Hides In Plain Sight

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For Centuries Sailors Couldn't Measure Longitude. Then An Amateur Clockmaker Solved The "Longitude Problem" And Changed EverythingAn illustration of the ship Association hitting land.

For Centuries Sailors Couldn't Measure Longitude. Then An Amateur Clockmaker Solved The "Longitude Problem" And Changed Everything

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With "SpudCell", Scientists Have Made The Most Sophisticated Attempt At Creating An Artificial Lifeform Yetlife cycle of SpudCell in grid of 6 numbered images showing a green cell at various stages of division

With "SpudCell", Scientists Have Made The Most Sophisticated Attempt At Creating An Artificial Lifeform Yet

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"They Are Learning": Cortical Labs Makes 200,000 Living Human Brain Cells Play DOOMA poster for the game DOOM featuring a demon with two weapons on its shoulders.

"They Are Learning": Cortical Labs Makes 200,000 Living Human Brain Cells Play DOOM

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