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Investigation of UK Regulator into Amazon’s £3bn AI Anthropic Investment

The UK's competition regulator has launched an inquiry into Amazon's investment of over £3bn into an artificial intelligence (AI) startup as regulators ramp up their scrutiny of mergers involving the fast-growing technology. The deal,...
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Bioengineered Living Computers: Human Neurons Technology

In the quest for more energy-efficient artificial intelligence, some scientists are delving into the realm of living computers. These innovative systems are designed to use biological matter instead of traditional silicon-based hardware. This approach,...
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Unlocking Ancient Secrets: How Tooth Rings in Fossilized Teeth Reveal Mammal Growth

When you were a child, you may have learned that you can count tree rings to find out how old the tree is. Biologists and forensic scientists use a similar concept but with teeth....
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Discovery of Shock Near Supermassive Black Hole by James Webb Space Telescope

Using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), astronomers have made a surprising discovery near a supermassive black hole. The team found a "shock" feature caused by collisions with high-speed gas jets, rather than the...
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Fighting Deepfake AI Video Scams: Tips for Scientists

In January, South African urologist Kgomotso Mathabe found herself at the center of a deepfake video scam. The video showed her promoting a fake drug to treat erectile dysfunction, which she had never done....
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Cats Show Signs of Grieving Loss of Fellow Pets, Study Reveals

Cats are known for being independent and aloof, but a recent study suggests that they also show signs of grieving when they lose a fellow pet in the household, even if it's a family...
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California Officials Warn of High Valley Fever Risk After Music Festival Outbreak

Health officials in California are warning of a potentially high risk of valley fever this year after several cases were detected among attendees of a music festival near Bakersfield. Valley fever, also known as...
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Tracking Nitrogen Dioxide: European Satellite Surprises Scientists

Researchers have recently conducted a groundbreaking study using Landsat and Sentinel-2 satellites to track and measure nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions from power plants with exceptional accuracy. These satellites, initially designed for land surveying purposes,...
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Pompeii Earthquake Tragedy: Impact on Death Toll

In the year A.D. 79, a massive volcano in southern Italy awakened suddenly, causing one of the deadliest natural disasters in the ancient world. The eruption led to the deaths of at least 1,500...
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Discovering Resilient Bacteria Thriving in Microwaves

Bacteria thriving in microwaves are a surprising discovery, according to a recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Valencia in Spain. The study found that microwaves, despite their heat and dry environment,...