Thousands of scientists are already experimenting with the AI to study cancer and brain disorders.

Our universe does not simply exist in time. Time is something the universe continuously writes into itself.

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Robotaxis have been more expensive with longer wait times. A study by Obi suggests that may be changing.

The test tracks AI performance with thousands of graduate-level questions to track AI performance across academic disciplines.

Each finger can bend backwards for ultra-flexible crawling and grasping.

A new approach would help AI assess its own confidence, detect confusion, and decide when to think harder.

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The strongest known form of quantum-secure communication is no longer limited to tabletop experiments.

The unexpectedly large impact of genetics could spur new efforts to find longevity genes.

It's a dramatic shift from Musk’s long-standing goal of a permanent human presence on the red planet.

A steady magnetic field protects the planet's surface, and all those living on it, from harmful radiation.

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Scientists find coordination between key brain waves breaks down in people under anesthesia.

The self-spreading CRISPR tool increased editing efficiency roughly three-fold compared to older versions.

Running on a brain-like chip, the 'eye' could help robots and self-driving cars make split-second decisions.

Tech companies have touted scientific findings from AI systems. But can they truly produce bona fide advancements?

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A new tool takes relatively few resources to chart algorithms' inner workings and steer their behavior.

Scientists are co-opting seismic sensors to detect space debris streaking through the atmosphere at hypersonic speeds.