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Robot ‘commits suicide’ at workplace: Did it feel emotions?

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We're not far from seeing AI that can feel a range of emotions The alleged suicide of a robot in the workplace earlier this year has scientists wondering whether the tech element can feel emotions. In...
International

Physicist Discovers Equation That Describes Cat Motion

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Physicist Dr. Anxo Biasi of the Galician Institute for High Energy Physics believes he has discovered something almost as elusive to his discipline as quantum phenomena: the equation of cat motion. Or, more precisely,...
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Torino and Braga win European Capital of Innovation Awards

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Today, the Commission has revealed the winners of the 2024-25 European Capital of Innovation Awards (iCapital), celebrating a decade of recognising cities that lead the way in delivering innovative solutions for their citizens. This year's top...
Archeology

The Ephesus Experience museum was named the best in the world

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Even if you've been to Ephesus before, be sure to do it again if you find yourself in the Izmir region of Turkey. The remains of the ancient city were discovered in 1863, and...
Europe

EU Commission joins forces with venture capital to support deep tech innovation in Europe

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Today, the Commission has launched a Trusted Investors Network bringing together a group of investors ready to co-invest in innovative deep-tech companies in Europe together with the EU. The Union's investment comes from the European Innovation...
Food

Why chocolate should not be given to dogs

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Chocolate is a favorite delicacy for people, but for cats and dogs it is a real poison, writes the magazine " Sciences et Avenir" and explains why pets should not be "pampered" with chocolate...
Archeology

Ancient Scythian mounds in Ukraine destroyed: Another violation of the Geneva Convention

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Russian forces have destroyed ancient burial mounds on the front line in southern Ukraine. In doing so, they potentially violated the Hague and Geneva Conventions, according to a study by the Ukrainian Conflict Observatory...
International

The sounds of the soil makes reveal the secrets of biodiversity

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Scientists at Australia's Flinders University have found that healthy soil is a surprisingly noisy place. And deforested places or those with poor soil "sound" much quieter. Experts draw this conclusion thanks to a new field...
International

Heavy fine in Holland for the company that cheated the faces of millions

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The Dutch have fined the American company Сlеаrvіеw AI for 30.5 million euros for creating an illegal database for the identification of citizens, they announced agencies. The data protection authority will also impose a fine...
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Generative AI in Video Games: One More Gaming Startup Uses Artificial Intelligence to Transform NPC Interactions

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Jam & Tea Studios, a new gaming startup, is using generative AI technology to redefine how players interact with non-playable characters (NPCs) in video games. This innovative approach is intended to transform player engagement by...
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Meta Abandons Plans for High-End Mixed-Reality Headset, Focusing on Affordable Options

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Meta Platforms has scrapped its plans for a premium mixed-reality headset, La Jolla, which was intended to compete with Apple’s Vision Pro. The decision was made after a product review meeting, where the...
International

Horses are much smarter than previously thought

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Horses are much smarter than previously thought, scientists say, after research shows the animals do better than expected in a complex reward-based game, reported DPA. The authors of the study, from Nottingham Trent University, UK,...
Archeology

Secret Masonic tunnels in Warsaw discovered by archaeologists

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They were discovered in the Guchin Gai park complex Arheologists excavated part of a mysterious system of tunnels under Gucin Gai - a park complex located in the Mokotow district of the Polish capital Warsaw....
Health

Researchers Use AI Tools to Uncover Connections Between Radiotherapy for Lung Cancer and Heart Complications

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Researchers from Brigham and Women’s Hospital, a founding member of the Mass General Brigham healthcare system, have used artificial intelligence tools to accelerate the understanding of the risk of specific cardiac arrhythmias when various parts of the...
News

Why are we bookmarking things and never checking back?

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Without a doubt, many of us, upon opening our Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok, or any other social media account and looking at the saved files section, would find dozens of saved but forgotten links to...
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Nerve damage from cancer treatment can be predicted

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Many women treated for breast cancer using taxanes, a type of cytostatic drug, often experience side effects in the nervous system. Researchers at LiU have developed a tool that can predict the risk level...
News

3 eCommerce Technologies Shaping Online Stores Today

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Technology has always shaped the way the retail sector operates and, in the digital age this has led to the ever-increasing take-up of eCommerce platforms to do business over. Not every online store might...
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European Artificial Intelligence Act comes into force

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Today, the European Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act), the world's first comprehensive regulation on artificial intelligence, enters into force. The AI Act is designed to ensure that AI developed and used in the EU is...
International

Do you know why sea water is salty?

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Seawater is salty because it contains a high concentration of dissolved mineral salts deposited in the rivers that flow into the oceans and seas. To be more precise, 1 liter of water contains about...
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Researchers discover swath of previously undocumented polar bear dens

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Scientists from the University of Saskatchewan (USask) have identified several polar bear dens while performing grizzly bear research. Polar Bear – illustrative photo. Image credit: Pixabay (Free Pixabay license) Dr. Doug Clark (PhD) has crawled...
Economy

Startup raises €1 million in one day from European private investors via SeedBlink

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In a remarkable achievement, .lumen, the startup dedicated to enhancing the mobility of the blind and visually impaired, has raised €1 million from private investors in one day. This milestone follows an extraordinary pitch event...
Europe

Infomaniak bets on AI and launches an Artificial Intelligence as a Trust Service as powerful as ChatGPT

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Infomaniak // Companies handling sensitive data can now integrate a generative AI into their applications, hosted entirely in Switzerland and guaranteeing data control. More competitive than Mistral and OpenAI, Infomaniak's AI as a Service...
International

Nobel laureates have called on religious leaders to raise their voices to end the bloodshed

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Fifty-one Nobel laureates have signed an open letter calling for an end to hostilities in Ukraine and the Gaza Strip. It was published in the French newspaper "Le Monde". The authors call for an immediate...
News

Boost the Potential of Your Retail Store: Best Ways to Consider

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When it comes to maximizing your retail store’s potential, you need to blend several factors – such as innovation, strategy, and customer-centric techniques.  As technological advancement is on the rise, wide-ranging strategies can contribute to...
News

More effective cancer treatment with iontronic pump

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When low doses of cancer drugs are administered continuously near malignant brain tumors using iontronic technology, cancer cell growth drastically decreases
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