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    How walking on two legs helped dinosaurs dominate Earth for 160 million years

    Researchers at the University of Bristol argue that dinosaurs’ mode of movement helps explain how they dominated the pla…

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    Meteorite Metal Turned Up in 3,000-Year-Old ‘Treasure of Villena’ Jewelry

    A team of researchers from Spain and Saudi Arabia analyzed the so-called “Treasure of Villena,” discovered on the Iberian Peninsula in 1963. These ancient valuables were stored for over 60…

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    Meet Tong Tong, China’s Virtual AI ‘Child’ That Sets Her Own Goals

    The world’s first “child” with artificial intelligence, Tong Tong — which means “little girl” — has a somewhat eerie appearance. She seems to have stepped into our reality from a…

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    A YouTuber Built a Flying Umbrella — Here’s Why It Still Needs Work

    The invention is a hybrid of an umbrella and a drone, controlled by a remote. Most of the parts for the quadcopter are 3D-printed. Umbrella The developer says handheld umbrellas…

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    AI Is Replacing HR Managers — Should You Be Worried

    Artificial intelligence tools are quietly and steadily replacing HR professionals. It turns out most of the world’s leading companies are already using algorithmic services. AI is taking on HR duties.…

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    AI estimates your biological age from photos of your face, tongue, and retina

    A team of scientists from the University of Science and Technology of Macau and Shanghai Jiao Tong University has developed a new method for estimating biological age. The researchers hope…

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    Mansory’s Wheelless Concept Supercar Tucks Its Wheels for Takeoff

    Germany’s automotive tuning studio Mansory has been turning heads for 35 years with bold modifications of prestigious cars. It offers wealthy clients exclusive models tailored to their tastes. This time,…

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    From Transparent TVs to Robot Butlers: CES 2024’s Most Eye-Popping Gadgets

    The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas showcased futuristic gadgets from more than 4,000 companies around the world. After ChatGPT dominated headlines last year, this year’s event also spotlighted…

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    For the First Time, a U.S. Restaurant Will Be Staffed Entirely by AI

    Attempts to use artificial intelligence in restaurants have already been made around the world. And those systems — it must be acknowledged — have shown solid skill at cooking and…

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    Hyundai Unveils S-A2: A Five-Seat Electric Flying Taxi

    Automotive giant Hyundai showcased the concept of the S-A2 electric taxi with vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) at the CES 2024 exhibition in Las Vegas. This is a new version…

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    Scotland’s whisky waste could help produce green hydrogen

    Perhaps it’s not surprising that Scottish scientists took on the task of reworking a byproduct from whisky production into the fuel of the future. This isn’t the first technology of…

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    A ‘Magic Cap’ Converts Brain Waves to Text — No Surgery Required

    Researchers at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) say the new DeWave technology is noninvasive. Until now, efforts to read brain signals required implanted electrodes or costly MRI machines. Now,…

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    AI Identifies a Wine’s Vineyard With Perfect Accuracy — and Often the Vintage

    An international team led by researchers at the University of Bordeaux used artificial intelligence to analyze 80 red wines from seven local wineries. The wines were vintaged between 1990 and…

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    Meet the robots that will cook and serve guests in space hotels

    Korean inventors have proposed a new concept for futuristic cuisine, space food, and service. Students at Honkik University have created robots that will serve travelers during extraterrestrial journeys. Young robotics…

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    Kids Trust Unreliable Humans More Than Robots — and Age Explains Why

    One key skill children need today is judging which information sources they can trust and developing critical thinking. Researchers from the National University of Singapore found that children were more…

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    AI Imagines George Michael at 60 — Stylish, Sunglasses and All

    On Christmas Day, December 25, 2016, the hearts of fans of British performer and songwriter George Michael were shattered by the news of his death. He passed away at the…

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    Your Tongue Is as Unique as a Fingerprint — AI Shows Taste Buds Could Identify You

    This study also found that a person’s taste sensations depend on their unique tongue prints. AI analysis of 3D images showed that the ridges and grooves on human tongues are…

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    Nissan’s origami-inspired Hyper Punk turns an EV into a mobile studio for creators

    The designers present the Nissan Hyper Punk concept electric car as a mobile creative studio powered by artificial intelligence. This stylish car is an allusion to the Japanese art of…

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    Why space smells like hot metal, burnt steak, and gunpowder

    After a spacewalk, astronauts returning to the ISS often describe an unexpected smell. They compare it to burnt steak, spent gunpowder, or hot metal. Why does space smell like that?…

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    When we’ll live underground — 5 technologies that will define life in 2100

    These scenarios could be straight out of a science-fiction movie. However, by the year 2100, they may become entirely real. Ed Johnson, CEO and co-founder of PushFar, is confident: “By…

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    AI Predicts What Dogs Might Look Like in 10,000 Years

    Why did researchers pick this specific time frame? That’s apparently long enough for the world to shift into a radically different climate phase. The team says the planet could face…

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    An orange-based toilet-paper substitute that decomposes and plants seeds

    Avia Revivi, a student in the Industrial Design program at the Israeli National Academy of the Arts, has developed an environmentally friendly alternative to toilet paper called O-SOW. Its composition…

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    ChatGPT Predicts Most of the World Will Be Vegan in 50 Years

    At the request of the publication DailyMail, the ubiquitous ChatGPT made predictions about global eating habits over the next half-century. The OpenAI chatbot forecast a mostly vegan future as millennials…

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    Saturn’s Rings Will Vanish from Earth’s View in 2025 — Here’s Why

    NASA says that in about 18 months, Saturn’s rings will appear to vanish from Earth. But there’s no need to be sad: they’ll only be hidden from our point of…

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    This startup 3D-prints biodegradable tiles from algae and mushroom mycelium

    This technology is a leap into the future. The production of MYCO-ALGA tiles by bioMATTERS barely resembles traditional building-materials manufacturing. The tiles are designed digitally and printed on 3D printers.…

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    Eat a Michelin-starred meal 25 km above Earth—for €120,000

    Tourists who want to reach for the stars can now have lunch or dinner in the stratosphere, enjoying a view of Earth from an altitude of 25 kilometers. In 2024,…

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    SHANE: The two-wheeled electric car that drives itself

    Shane Chen, an American inventor of Chinese descent, has unveiled a concept for a new electric vehicle named after himself — the SHANE. The glossy two-wheeled car has doors that…

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    Tomb of a Hetaera from Alexander the Great’s Era Found on the Road to Jerusalem — Her Mirror Looks Brand-New

    The finds are about 2,300 years old. Researchers from Tel Aviv University conducted excavations on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA). While working along the road to Jerusalem, archaeologists…

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    How Two Surfers’ Invention Skims Microplastics from Harbors

    For the eighth year running, former surfers Andrew Turton and Pete Ceglinski are on a mission to clean the oceans for future generations. Their invention has filtered a volume of…

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    LiDAR Maps Thousands of Ancient Structures—and a Lost City—Hidden Under the Amazon

    There are few places left on Earth where nature remains untouched. One of them is the Amazon. In its vast territory of 6.7 million square kilometers, every patch of soil,…

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    NASA plans to 3D-print a rental house on the Moon

    Several companies are developing lunar habitat projects, but the idea of a moon dwelling originated at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). To build an extraterrestrial residence, NASA has…

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    Your Microbes Outlive You — and Help Recycle Your Body

    In every human body, a complex community of trillions of microorganisms thrives. They are essential for health while a person is alive. These microbial symbionts help digest food, produce essential…

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    Prehistoric Women Weren’t Just Gatherers — They Hunted Too

    New research debunks the long-standing myth that prehistoric men hunted while women only gathered. Research Objective Professor Lacy’s team, which focuses on the health of ancient peoples, collaborated with Cara…

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    Does Charging Your Phone Overnight Damage the Battery?

    Does charging your phone overnight—or any prolonged charging—damage a lithium-ion battery? And how can you care for your phone so its battery lasts as long as possible? The debate has…

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    Why Playing Music Makes Plants Grow Faster

    It turns out that plants exposed to music yield significantly larger harvests. A recent study by researchers at Tianjin Normal University offers fresh momentum for the emerging field of acoustic…

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    An AI That Can Detect Alien Life with 90% Accuracy

    For centuries, humanity has been fascinated by the idea of life on other planets. A team of researchers from George Mason University (Virginia, USA) has developed a new artificial intelligence…

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    Meet K5, the 180-kg Robot Cop Now Patrolling Times Square

    A new security guard has appeared at one of New York’s busiest subway stations — a 180 kg robot cop. The new robotic police officer was unveiled by Mayor Eric…

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    This electric scooter folds into a suitcase and fits in your trunk

      The popular Motocompacto from the 1980s is making a comeback as a folding electric scooter. It’s compact enough to fit in a closet or a car trunk and transforms…

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    Why teachers, desks, and textbooks could vanish from schools by 2050

    Rapid technological progress will transform education, making it unrecognizable within 15 years. Renowned futurist Tracy Follows (UK), who has collaborated with leading technology companies around the world, has predicted the…

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    Opera GX’s ‘Fake History’ Replaces Your Browsing History

    Many people search Google for things they’d prefer to keep private. The Norwegian company Opera GX hopes to fix that. It offers a tool called “Fake History” that replaces your…

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    Meet Phoenix, the humanoid robot built to handle housework and retail jobs

    The developers call the stainless-steel humanoid Phoenix. It was built by Sanctuary AI in Vancouver. The robot runs on electricity, stands just over 170 centimeters tall and weighs about 70…

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    Traffic Jams in the Sky: Why Air Taxis Could Overload City Airspace

    New aviation technologies, like air taxis, delivery drones, and advanced air mobility (AAM), could soon triple air traffic. This will be especially noticeable in urban areas, where people may face…

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    AI outperforms most people on a creativity test, but the best human ideas still win

    AI is developing incredibly rapidly, already outpacing humans in strategic games, web design, and data processing. Now it’s starting to beat us on creative thinking too. AI generates creative ideas…

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    Why We Fear Robots More Than Computers

    New technology tends to make people anxious. Researchers have started asking why we picture robots — not computers — when we imagine who might take over the world. Work phobia…

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    The Technosphere vs. the Biosphere: What Happens If Tech Outpaces Life

    Our planet’s biodiversity is astonishing. Information exchange among organisms has always been central to life and evolution. Humans are part of that biological community — a community that depends on…

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    Spies on Wheels: How Cars Are Secretly Harvesting Drivers’ Most Private Data

    A new study has shocked drivers. It turns out that 25 leading automotive brands collect and share deeply personal data. Cars from major brands are monitoring drivers’ private lives —…

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    Meet Nunuri, the AI Pop Star Warner Music Just Signed

    Warner Music has made history as the first record label to sign a contract with an AI singer. The virtual pop star Nunuri exists solely as a digital figure on…

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    When AI Becomes the Artist: How Machines Are Redefining Creativity

    Talk about AI’s creative abilities has reached a tipping point. A recent study comparing ideas generated by humans and AI suggests that not only can AI match human creativity—it may…

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