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Australia’s National AI Plan: Who Will Benefit?
Understanding Small Language Models: Key Differences from Larger Models
Here’s a revised title: “Why Trump’s Proposal to Let AI Lead Scientific Research Might Have Unintended Consequences”
The AI Bubble: Insights from Karl Marx’s Theories Nearly 150 Years Ago
Could a National Public ‘CanGPT’ Be Canada’s Response to ChatGPT?
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CHATGPT
How AI Chatbots Transformed Information Search in Just Three Years
AI Slop Named Macquarie’s 2025 Word of the Year: A Good Choice, but the Shortlist Left Me Underwhelmed
Are Humans Facing Extinction in Writing as Over Half of Online Articles Are Generated by AI?
New Research Reveals AI Chatbots Are Fueling Conspiracy Theories
Are Animals and AI Conscious? New Theories for Testing Their Awareness
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ROBOTICS
Video Friday: Meet Disney’s New Robotic Olaf!
For This Engineer, Exploring Depths is a Key Responsibility
This Thanksgiving, we celebrate innovation and the teams driving it forward.
How Remote Robotics Can Expand Access to Stroke Treatment
Video Friday: Robots in Action—Throwing, Catching, and Hitting Baseballs!
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SCIENCE
Online Harassment is Stifling Canada’s Health Experts: Institutions Must Enhance Protection Measures
One University Increased Gender Diversity in Advanced Mathematics by Over 30% in Five Years – Here’s How They Did It
Collaboration Fuels Research Breakthroughs—Threats to Academic Freedom Endanger This Essential Work
Discovering an Unforeseen Link Between Science and the Works of Iris Murdoch: Insights from a Molecular Biophysicist
Revolutionary Tabletop Particle Accelerator Could Change Medicine and Materials Science
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Dramatic Funding Cuts to the National Science Foundation Threaten Research Vital for Economic Growth, National Security, and Daily Life
Is Australia’s Security at Risk? Evaluating the ASIO Threat Assessment and the Adequacy of Our Laws.
Australia’s 15 underwater internet cables are at risk from fishing boats, spies, and natural disasters.
