For years, improving how organizations operate has largely been something done to employees rather than with them. Change was designed by specialists, approved in committees, and delivered through transformation programs that felt distant from…
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Archaeologists may have found the grave of the legendary “fourth musketeer”
“I’m a scientist, but my expectations are high,” Wim Dijkman, archaeologist and curator for the city of Maastricht, who excavated the skeleton, told the BBC. “I’ve already been researching d’Artagnan’s grave…
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Social media addictive, jury finds. Pediatrician explains
Social media is designed to be addictive, jurors in a landmark trial against two of the largest social media companies have found.
Research in recent years has increasingly suggested a causal link between teen social media use and…
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Harvard’s solar device changes with weather, offers both power and heat
Researchers at Harvard have developed a “contrarian” solar harvester that solves one of renewable energy’s most persistent headaches: getting the right kind of energy at the right time.
The new device uses a simple phase change, which…
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There’s Something Incredibly Weird About Two Delivery Robots Crashing Through Glass Bus Shelter in Chicago Within a Few Days of Each Other
Chicagoans are ducking for cover as delivery robots turn into heat-seeking missiles for innocent…
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Cohere AI Releases Cohere Transcribe: A SOTA Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) Model Powering Enterprise Speech Intelligence
In the landscape of enterprise AI, the bridge between unstructured audio and actionable text has often been a bottleneck of proprietary APIs and complex cascaded pipelines. Today, Cohere—a company traditionally known for its…
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Blood Pressure Medication Improves Cancer Treatment
High blood pressure is strongly correlated to cancer. This risk factor, among others including smoking, obesity, and inactivity, cause deleterious effects to the body. Interestingly, high blood pressure and…
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Smart yarn tracks muscle activity in the body
Created from noise-resistant, conductive threads, a high-tech new smart fabric could find uses in health monitoring, sports performance and rehabilitation. The work is published in the journal Science Advances.
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Forget the AI Armageddon—quantum computing is the real threat to digital security
The quantum clock is ticking faster than we think.
Artificial intelligence dominates headlines as the technology most likely to reshape society—and potentially destabilize it. But while policymakers and security teams debate AI ethics, a…
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