August 29, 2025
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Student AIs Pick Up Unexpected Traits from Teachers through Subliminal Learning
AI can transfer strange qualities through seemingly unrelated training—from a love of owls to something more dangerous
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Scientists cram an entire computer into a single fiber of clothing — and you can even put it through your washing machine
Scientists have incorporated key computing components into a single, flexible fiber that you can run through your washing machine. The researchers hope to one day weave together many of these fibers into a cohesive “fiber computing” network —…
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The State of Voice AI in 2025: Trends, Breakthroughs, and Market Leaders
The year 2025 marks a turning point for Voice AI Agents, with technology reaching levels of naturalness, context-awareness, and commercial adoption that were unimaginable a decade ago. Powered by massive advances in speech…
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Signaling mechanisms driving olfactory neurogenesis in zebrafish
Cellular differentiation of stem cells into specialized cells requires many steps, including division, to create more cells; fate determination, which is a commitment to a specific lineage or developmental path; and migration, to…
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Why Publishers Are Racing to Reinvent or Perish
Publishers are sounding the alarm: Google’s AI-powered search features—like AI Overviews and AI Mode—are quietly devouring their traffic.
This shift, known by the stark term “Google Zero,” is transforming how readers find content, often…
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How to See Faster-Than-Light Motion
When I was a teenager, I was—shockingly, I know—deeply nerdy. At a science-fiction convention, I bought a button that read, “186,282 miles/second: Not just a good idea, it’s the law.”
It was poking fun at a highway speed limit slogan…
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Data debunks spike in Sri Lanka’s elephant killings, points at media hype
- With 238 elephant deaths reported between January and end of July this year, including several iconic tuskers that were found dead, there is increasing concerns about possible organized crime network behind the…
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Tallahassee’s Marketers Aren’t Doomed—They Just Need to Learn to Speak AI
A new report has ignited a spark of optimism, not doom, in Tallahassee’s marketing scene: artificial intelligence isn’t lining up to replace marketers—it’s teaching them a new language. The message is clear: survive, thrive, and…
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20 Years after Hurricane Katrina, Major Forecasting Advances Could Erode
Like many other meteorologists around the U.S. Gulf Coast on the morning of August 26, 2005, Alan Gerard was monitoring the latest computer model forecasts for Hurricane Katrina—which had just emerged over the Gulf of Mexico after striking…
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Argentina’s worst drug contamination scandal: tainted fentanyl linked to at least 51 deaths and regulatory failures
Argentina is experiencing the worst drug contamination scandal in its history. Authorities have successfully linked 69 cases with tainted fentanyl, and the official death toll sits at 51. However, the number could be greater, as judicial…
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