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SCI & TECH6h agoBrain implant lets people with paralysis speak and gesture at the same timePrevious brain implants have enabled people with paralysis to either speak or move, but a new, larger one enabled them to do both simultaneously via an avatarNew Scientist
SCI & TECH6h agoTrump says there is a "sick conspiracy" against AITrump points to a "sick conspiracy" against AI, rejecting calls to halt its development. Tech and world leaders urge caution. The debate over AI intensifies, with calls to regulate its advancement amid global fears. Trump defends US leadership against China.Clarín
SCI & TECH6h agoAt 17, he designed a robot that detects and eliminates plastic from water to combat pollution and protect flora and faunaMoroti Adegboyega directly targets small pollution particles, the most difficult to capture.Clarín
SCI & TECH6h agoU.S. vs. China: Who takes top AI spot as both nations refuse to slow down?The United States and China are competing for global leadership in artificial intelligence development. Both nations are continuing their advancements without showing signs of slowing down in this critical technological race.Seeking Alpha Tech
SCI & TECH7h agoGlobal Nuclear Power Generation Set a New Record in 2025“Nuclear reactors worldwide generated 2,702 TWh of electricity in 2025, beating the previous year's record of 2,667 TWh, according to the World Nuclear Outlook Report… Looking ahead at the prospects for new nuclear capacity, the report projects that it could reach 1,457 GWe by 2050 if all national targets and goals are achieved and the […] The post Global Nuclear Power Generation Set a New Record in 2025 appeared first on Human Progress.Human Progress
SCI & TECH7h agoFeather Preserved in Dinosaur Dung Could Explain Why Birds Survived Mass ExtinctionA feather preserved inside dinosaur dung could help explain why birds survived the mass extinction that wiped out most life on Earth. Specifically, it could explain whether it prepared a certain lineage of birds to weather the unnatural winter that followed in the wake of the asteroid impact. Scientists at the Field Museum of Chicago […] The post Feather Preserved in Dinosaur Dung Could Explain Why Birds Survived Mass Extinction appeared first on Good News Network.GNN Science
SCI & TECH7h agoAI Atlas Predicts Effects of Human DNA Changes“The human genome is made of about 3 billion base pairs of DNA — but much of it remains a mystery. Scientists understand the 2% of the human genome that codes for proteins relatively well, but have only limited knowledge of the remaining 98%. Our AlphaGenome model has already shown how single changes in these […] The post AI Atlas Predicts Effects of Human DNA Changes appeared first on Human Progress.Human Progress
SCI & TECH7h agoWe’ve long thought that time has only one dimension. What if we’re wrong?A second dimension of time has long seemed wholly incompatible with reality. But fresh insights involving black holes and quantum mechanics suggest it deserves another lookNew Scientist
SCI & TECH7h agoChina rejects AI ‘threat narratives’, urges global cooperationChina called for international cooperation on artificial intelligence.Al Jazeera [en]
SCI & TECH7h agoAI creators step up calls for a slowdown as fears of a rogue takeover growAI leaders across the sector are calling to slow down the development of the powerful technology, as concerns mount over the risks of "superintelligent" computer systems.Africanews [en]
SCI & TECH8h agoScientists call for ‘emergency’ measures to save sea life from El NiñoReducing fishing quotas, rescuing endangered species from the water and testing geoengineering could help soften ocean heat impacts from the record El Niño, some oceanographers argueNew Scientist
SCI & TECH8h ago‘Silent Cold War’: Why calls to slow AI have sparked new US–China frontierAnthropic CEO urges restricted China access to AI tech, sparking accusations of US technological dominance strategies.Al Jazeera [en]
SCI & TECH8h agoWhy is everyone suddenly worried about the risks of AI?New Scientist
SCI & TECH8h agoThere won’t be any cities on the Moon any time soon, scientists sayDespite recent breakthroughs mapping the lunar surface to analyse the feasibility of building lunar cities, a new study pours cold water on the prospect of permanent colonisation.EuroNews [en]
SCI & TECH8h agoGoogle’s Genome Atlas Predicts the Effect of Every Possible DNA MutationThe atlas could help scientists decipher how genetic variation shapes health and disease. The post Google’s Genome Atlas Predicts the Effect of Every Possible DNA Mutation appeared first on SingularityHub.Singularity Hub
SCI & TECH8h agoThe Real AI Disruption Isn’t the Technology. It’s the Company.Incumbents are racing to add AI to their organizations. The bigger challenge is competing with businesses designed around AI from day one. The post The Real AI Disruption Isn’t the Technology. It’s the Company. appeared first on SingularityHub.Singularity Hub
SCI & TECH9h agoIs it possible to slow down AI development?AI leaders propose slowing its development due to risks, but fierce competition and lack of governmental support complicate the landscape. Companies like Anthropic and OpenAI allow external security verification, but face skepticism about their true intentions.Clarín
SCI & TECH9h ago'Artificial intelligence has ceased to be a technology only for scientists or developers'In Clarín's Visión 360° series, Mariela Fiorenzo, Senior Manager Data Office at Personal, explained how AI is transforming businesses, customer experience, and workplace culture in companies. The executive reviewed implementation timelines, data protection precautions, and cClarín
SCI & TECH9h agoNVIDIA expands open-source CUDA-Q platform for fault-tolerant quantum computingNVIDIA is expanding its open-source CUDA-Q platform to support fault-tolerant quantum computing. This development aims to advance the capabilities and accessibility of quantum computing technologies.Seeking Alpha Tech
SCI & TECH9h agoTwo bizarre new forms of ice discovered that could exist deep inside planetsCrushing water to pressures in the millions of atmospheres has revealed two strange types of ice, which may form deep inside Neptune and UranusNew Scientist
SCI & TECH9h ago"Alarmism will only disrupt the governance process": China questions warnings about Artificial Intelligence and markets fallCountries should promote an AI development that is “open, inclusive, universally beneficial, and ethical,” said the Chinese Foreign Ministry in response to warnings from the sector in the US. “Confrontation and ruthless competition will not benefit anyone,” it added.Clarín
SCI & TECH9h agoMicrosoft sets limits for future AI models as industry throttles frontier developmentMicrosoft wants to be seen as a responsible AI entity as it ramps up model development alongside partners Anthropic and OpenAI.CNBC
SCI & TECH9h agoShould the brakes be put on AI?US President Donald Trump says he is worried about America giving China an edge in the Artificial Intelligence market if too many rules and regulations are put on it. In recent days industry insiders, including top executives at Open AI and Anthropic, have once again sounded the alarm, saying that the way AI is being developed could threaten humanity and calling for more checks to be put in place.France 24 [en]
SCI & TECH10h agoWhat do people who live over 110 years have in common? Science found a key clueReaching 110 years is so exceptional that those who achieve it are considered a valuable biological group for studying aging. Recent research found a particularity in their immune system.Clarín
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