AI apocalypse probabilities lack scientific basis, experts say
The question of whether artificial intelligence could destroy humanity has recently entered mainstream discussion, but the probabilities cited in headlines carry little scientific meaning.
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Stem cell transplants may be able to repair damage caused by stroke, according to researchers at the University of Zurich. The treatment was shown in experiments with mice to help generate new neurons and restore movement.
» readNASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Telescope Captures First Test Images of the Universe
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has taken its first test photos of the universe since its launch on August 30. The telescope is currently traveling to Lagrange point L2, a stable parking spot in space about one million miles from Earth, where…
» readGannet dive-bomb photo wins top prize in bird photography competition
A dramatic underwater photograph of a northern gannet diving through sunlight off the coast of Shetland, UK, has been awarded the top prize in a bird photography competition.
» readWhat exactly is an equinox, and why does it happen twice a year?
An equinox is defined as the moment when the center of the Sun crosses the plane of Earth’s equator, occurring twice annually in March and September.
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