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Big AI Advocates for Slowing Down Research: Is It a Safety Measure or a Strategic Withdrawal?
The New Frontier: Beyond Artificial Intelligence to Artificial Societies
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AI Skin Cancer Detection Tools Are Improving—But Primarily for Lighter Skin Tones
Understanding Our Trust in Chatbots: Insights from a Psychologist on Their Wise Use
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Reevaluating Robot Safety in the AI Era
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Previewing the Future of Science: A Look ahead to 2025 – podcast
What it means for an AI system to achieve human level on a test for ‘general intelligence’
The Importance of Computer Models in Studying Climate Change and Disease – How AI Can Enhance Their Effectiveness
The Potential Danger of Mirror Life Forms: Scientists Warn of Deadly Consequences for Humans and the Environment
Tech companies assert that AI has the capability to identify human emotions, but the evidence doesn’t support this claim.
How do scientists determine causation if correlation alone is not enough?
New Zealand school science scores on the rise, but global assessments reveal a persistent socioeconomic disparity
Year 4 students excel in major maths and science test, achieving their best results ever
Blending First Nations Knowledge and Science: Transforming Our Understanding of the Past with Four Projects
The imminent breakthrough in accuracy of timekeeping
AI on the Verge of Making Groundbreaking Scientific Discoveries: Potential for a Machine to Win a Nobel Prize in the Future
Debates on whether social media harms young people overlook the reliable evidence
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