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Neanderthal scientist
Lifestyle‘The Hobbit’ had a grain of truth: DNA reveals a lost age when ‘a different kind of human’ walked the earth
By Maddie Burakoff, Laura Ungar and The Associated PressSeptember 26, 2023
Bill Gurley rails against regulatory capture in AI, credits Silicon Valley’s success to being ‘so f–king far away from Washington, D.C.’  
TechBill Gurley rails against regulatory capture in AI, credits Silicon Valley’s success to being ‘so f–king far away from Washington, D.C.’  
By Steve MollmanSeptember 17, 2023
Ella Branham
EnvironmentStaying on top of climate change science means letting yourself get bitten by mosquitoes: ‘They’re not very aggressive and they’re kind of picky eaters’
By Sam Metz, Rick Bowmer and The Associated PressSeptember 11, 2023
Sam Altman risks sounding ‘arrogant’ to explain what’s wrong with Silicon Valley—and why OpenAI has no road map
TechSam Altman risks sounding ‘arrogant’ to explain what’s wrong with Silicon Valley—and why OpenAI has no road map
By Steve MollmanSeptember 7, 2023
Inside designing a moon-orbiting outpost: Here’s what it takes to make lunar living possible
CommentaryInside designing a moon-orbiting outpost: Here’s what it takes to make lunar living possible
By Massimo CompariniAugust 30, 2023
Justice Department sues SpaceX, claiming it discouraged refugees and asylum-seekers from applying
FinanceJustice Department sues SpaceX, claiming it discouraged refugees and asylum-seekers from applying
By Eric Johnson, Loren Grush and BloombergAugust 24, 2023
Octopus Garden
EnvironmentThe ‘Octopus Garden’ is real and it’s an ingenious way to use an extinct volcano ‘hot tub’ for quick egg-hatching
By Christina Larson and The Associated PressAugust 24, 2023
Today’s cutting-edge artificial intelligence is based on neuroscience from the ‘50s and ‘60s. Imagine what A.I. could do if it incorporates the latest breakthroughs
CommentaryToday’s cutting-edge artificial intelligence is based on neuroscience from the ‘50s and ‘60s. Imagine what A.I. could do if it incorporates the latest breakthroughs
By Subutai AhmadAugust 15, 2023
Theortical physicist and author Michio Kaku
TechTop physicist says chatbots are just ‘glorified tape recorders,’ and predicts a different computing revolution is ahead
By Christiaan HetznerAugust 14, 2023
‘We repeated ignition’: Lab behind nuclear fusion breakthrough duplicates success after months of near-misses
Environment‘We repeated ignition’: Lab behind nuclear fusion breakthrough duplicates success after months of near-misses
By David R. Baker and BloombergAugust 6, 2023
Woman with cat
LifeCats moved in with us thousands of years ago and now number in the billions. A biologist explains how they did it without even evolving
By Jonathan Losos and The ConversationAugust 5, 2023
Man eating bagel and working on smartphone
Life‘Social jet lag’ is damaging people’s diets, scientists warn—but there’s one thing you can do to avoid it
By Chloe TaylorAugust 2, 2023
Artistic rendering of a person who has money on his mind
FeaturesInside the brain of the billionaire visionary: narcissism, risk, and disordered personality traits
By Frederick KaufmanJuly 30, 2023
Greenland ice sheet
EnvironmentThe scientists who figured out exactly when Greenland was ice-free reveal what it shows about our warming planet
By Paul Bierman, Tammy Rittenour and The ConversationJuly 24, 2023
Phoenix tortoise
EnvironmentA paleoclimate scientist explains why he cringes at the 100,000-year heat—and how far back in prehistory it was really this hot
By Darrell Kaufman and The ConversationJuly 23, 2023
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