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Researchers have developed a new software tool that predicts the boundaries of where landslides will … | Continue reading
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A project called the "Biometric Mirror" shows users the amazing power of artificial intelligence, but also the dangers of algorithms that use biased data. | Continue reading
New findings upend the standard thinking about a primal brain function called the Approximate Number System. | Continue reading
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The main drivers of diabetes include an unhealthy diet, a sedentary lifestyle, and obesity, but new research indicates air pollution also plays a role. | Continue reading
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"Given this change in stereotypes, girls… might now develop interests in science more freely than before." | Continue reading
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The effects of chronic pain are more than just physical. A psychologist discusses how it can affect our ability to make decisions, too. | Continue reading
"Ordinary electronics are in the range of gigahertz, one billion operations per second. This method is a million times faster..." | Continue reading