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SCI & TECHAug 5The science behind using the arts to combat loneliness and social isolationThis article explores the scientific basis for utilizing the arts as a method to combat loneliness and social isolation. It discusses the potential for creative activities to improve well-being.pbs.org · United States
SCI & TECHAug 5Las AgTech se encargaron de calentar la previa del Congreso de AapresidLa Bolsa de Comercio de Rosario fue sede este martes de una nueva edición del BCR Agtech Forum.Participaron 40 startups y 23 representantes de fondos de inversión.Clarín
SCI & TECHAug 5The mathematics of balloon animalsFeedback is delighted to be pointed towards an old but still vital piece of research that presents “a general mathematical and algorithmic theory for balloon-twisting structures”New Scientist
SCI & TECHAug 5Why don’t dogs look up when a low-flying plane passes overhead? part 2Readers continue to give their examples of dogs who do notice passing aircraft – but also put forward some ideas as to why they generally don’tNew Scientist
SCI & TECHAug 5How does my energy use differ if I walk, jog or run for 1 kilometre?A reader weighs in on this one – and finds it will depend on how far you’re travellingNew Scientist
SCI & TECHAug 5This week’s new questionsHumans can see water but not air. So can fish see air? And would it be possible to have anti-black holes, and how could we tell if we were looking at one?New Scientist
SCI & TECHAug 5BMRCL to energise underground metro third rail on Reach-6 from August 10BMRCL cautioned that any direct contact with the 750V DC third rail or 33kV cables could prove fatalThe Hindu
SCI & TECHAug 5New images of the sun show strange patterns rippling on surfaceScientists have captured images of the sun’s surface in the finest detail yet, revealing a strange and dynamic facade. It is dangerous to look directly at the sun without proper eye protection. But researchers were able to peek at its scorching surface with the help of the National Science Foundation’s Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope, located on the island of Maui in Hawaii. Scientists originally took the images for a different reason: to fine-tune and test the limits of the telescope. But when...South China Morning Post
SCI & TECHAug 5AI Ecosystem Circular Investment : Risk or Advantage ? The article discusses whether circular investment within the AI ecosystem poses a risk or an advantage. This explores strategic considerations for AI development and funding.en.tempo.co
SCI & TECHAug 5Forget fertilizer pasta water could be the secret to giving your tomato plants a boost . Here whyThis article suggests that pasta water can be used as an alternative to fertilizer to enhance tomato plant growth, offering an explanation for its effectiveness.tomsguide.com · United States
SCI & TECHAug 5Google chief scientist Jeff Dean leaving in AI reshuffle after 27 years at companyGoogle's AI divisions are getting reshuffled, the search giant announced on Wednesday.CNBC
SCI & TECHAug 5The Hidden Risk In Enterprise AI : AI FluencyA hidden risk in enterprise AI deployments is identified as AI fluency. This suggests that a lack of understanding or proficiency in AI could pose significant challenges for businesses.forbes.com · United States
SCI & TECHAug 5ARISE hubs to come up in high schools in Kerala: MinisterAI & Robotics Initiative for School Education hubs are intended to expand the possibilities of AI and robotics in learning and experimentation, says MinisterThe Hindu
SCI & TECHAug 5Spices Board exploring feasibility of indoor saffron farming in KeralaBoard submits a proposal to Agriculture department to promote indoor saffron farmingThe Hindu
SCI & TECHAug 5Square Enix Lost Final Fantasy VII Spin - Off Resurfaces After 20 Years , Cracked By a 90 - GPU Server Farm And $900A lost Final Fantasy VII spin-off from Square Enix has resurfaced after two decades, reportedly cracked using a 90-GPU server farm and a cost of $900. This represents a significant achievement in digital preservation and recovery within the gaming community.wccftech.com · United States
SCI & TECHAug 5SpaceX moon crash is a perfect metaphor for rocket maker’s share price, analysts sayParts of a SpaceX rocket reportedly crashed into the moon on WednesdayCNBC
SCI & TECHAug 5SpaceX AI capacity expansion has implications for neoclouds, large Nvidia customers: BNPSpaceX's expansion of its AI capacity is expected to have implications for neoclouds and major Nvidia customers. This indicates a significant development in the technology and business sectors.Seeking Alpha Tech
SCI & TECHAug 5How to enjoy the most complete solar eclipse since 1989?No matter how sharp your vision, you're going to need some special glasses next week… Wednesday August 12 will bring the most complete solar eclipse since 1989 – the moon will fully cover the sun. To fully appreciate the celestial spectacle,you will require dedicated spectacles. Bryan Quinn and our colleagues at France Televisions tell us how to pick the right ones.France 24 [en]
SCI & TECHAug 5Zuckerberg apologises to India government over child sexual abuse content on Meta: reportsMeta Platforms’ ⁠CEO Mark ⁠Zuckerberg has apologised to the ⁠Indian government over child sexual abuse material on the company’s platforms and for operational errors, local television channels reported on Wednesday. Zuckerberg apologised for the presence of the material, as well as deepfake content and operational ‌lapses on Meta’s platforms, financial news publication Moneycontrol reported, citing sources. The publication added the apology was conveyed during a meeting between Meta executives...South China Morning Post
SCI & TECHAug 5Most-detailed-ever image of sun reveals roiling waves for first timeRemarkable images of the sun show vortices on its surface that have never been seen before because they are so smallNew Scientist
SCI & TECHAug 5Large predators reduce car accidents by keeping deer off roadsWe already know wolves can make roads safer, and now it's been shown that the presence of cougars reduces deer collisions by 76 per centNew Scientist
SCI & TECHAug 5Can we finally use bacteria from crime scenes to solve cases?Every crime scene contains hidden microbial clues. Now, after decades of promise, researchers are establishing what those bacterial traces can reliably reveal – and whether the evidence will ever stand up in courtNew Scientist
SCI & TECHAug 5Dubai ranks second globally in adoption of AI , intelligent technologyDubai has achieved a global ranking for its high adoption rate of AI and intelligent technology. This indicates significant progress in technological integration within the region.bostonstar.com · United States
SCI & TECHAug 5 GPUs Suck : Former Intel CEO Slams AI Hardware LimitationsA former Intel CEO criticizes current AI hardware, specifically GPUs, for their limitations. This highlights challenges in the development and performance of artificial intelligence technology.datacenterknowledge.com · United States
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