The race for artificial intelligence may need to slow down. And to say it, this time, it is not a group of activists against technology, …
Written by: Jack Williams
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From huge nuclear plants to microreactors capable of being transported on a cargo plane or space module. At the moment we are only in the …
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The climate does not discuss, does not negotiate, does not grant extensions. Send signals. The rise in sea levels, the fires that devour entire regions, …
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Let’s immediately clear the field of easy illusions: no, we are not yet faced with the definitive cure. But when it comes to metastatic pancreatic …
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When summer temperatures turn homes into ovens, desperate remedies become the norm. One of the most extreme involves sticking briefs, boxers and bras in the …
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Nanobots and nanites are ever closer to leaving the pages of science fiction books and becoming an everyday reality in medicine. A team of researchers …
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A man runs sideways moving his arms in circular trajectories, or advances leaning forward with very short steps. This is not a comic sketch, but …
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Robotic modules, drones and lunar vehicles to be sent to the Moon to build a permanent base. NASA has revealed to the world the plan …
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Tastes in food have distant origins: in fact, they begin to shape themselves already in the mother’s womb. And this offers an interesting indication for …
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Anyone who has had close encounters with crows or seagulls in metropolises such as Rome or Milan knows this well: animals in the city can …