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New Study Reveals AI’s Disruption of University Assessments: Recommended Responses
AI Companies Seek Copyright Exemptions: For NZ Creatives, Market Competition is Their Best Safeguard
Politicians Promote AI as a Quick Solution to Australia’s Housing Crisis, Risking Another Robodebt Scandal
Regulating AI Usage Could Curtail Its Rapid Energy Growth
AI Excitement Disrupts the Billionaire Rankings: Could This Boom Be Just a Bubble?
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AI as a ‘Word Calculator’: A Different Perspective
OpenAI Pursues Online Advertising Agreement – AI-Generated Ads Could Be Hard for Consumers to Detect
ChatGPT Speaks in Clichés: Exploring the Risks to Human Creativity
How We Bypassed AI Chatbot Safety Measures to Generate Misinformation
In a Isolated World, the Rise of AI Chatbots and ‘Companions’ Presents Distinct Psychological Threats
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Introducing PAL Ready and PAL Series: Two Distinct Routes to Enhanced Palletizing
Video Friday: Introducing a Gentle Robot Companion
Reality is Dimming the Excitement Around Humanoid Robots
From Exhaustion to Agility: How Panovo Transformed Palletizing with Robotiq Automation
How Large Behavior Models Are Assisting Atlas in Achieving Success
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Data Gathered by the World’s Largest Radio Telescope to Be Stored and Processed at Global Data Centers
A Rocky Planet in Its Star’s ‘Habitable Zone’ May Be the First Known to Possess an Atmosphere – Here’s What We Discovered
Vikings Were Drawn to Silver: Our Latest Analysis of Their Treasured Plunder Reveals the Extent of Their Journeys.
Is Filtered Mineral Water Still Considered ‘Natural’? The Ongoing Debate in France Since the 18th Century
How Openness in Science May Decrease Public Trust
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Vikings Were Drawn to Silver: Our Latest Analysis of Their Treasured Plunder Reveals the Extent of Their Journeys.
Moose in Colorado: Exploring Historical, Archaeological, and Oral Traditions Evidence
Unveiling the Wheel’s Invention: Computer Simulations Illuminate the Unexpected Origins of a Revolutionary Technology from Nearly 6,000 Years Ago
New Study Settles Two-Century Debate: Bronze-Age Britain Traded Tin with the Mediterranean
Blending First Nations Knowledge and Science: Transforming Our Understanding of the Past with Four Projects
Using a Single Finger Bone, Scientists Prove that a 149 Million-Year-Old Pterosaur is Britain’s Largest Flying Animal
Life in Ancient Saudi Arabia: Complex and Thriving, Contrary to Popular Belief
Uncovering the mystery of a torpedoed British ship’s wreckage after 109 years
The Stunning Mummy Awakens After a Century – Video
The World is Terrified by What Was Found Inside Noah’s Ark in Turkey – Video
Goliath’s Tomb Unsealed by Scientists After Millennia – Video
The use of AI will enable us to read ancient works that were previously considered “lost” in the Herculaneum library for the first time
