The material left behind by nuclear fission remains radioactive for millennia. Safely disposing of it requires stashing it for, essentially, eternity.
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried didn't want to go because he planned to stay in New York while helping to prepare his appeal
A new peer-reviewed study says that facial recognition technology can accurately "read" a person's political affiliation just by looking at their face.
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34-year-old Amber Pearson is the first person to receive a deep brain stimulation device that manages both her epileptic seizures and her OCD symptoms.
Stanford University scientists say they’ve discovered virus-like agents in the body that are unlike anything seen before.
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The proof-of-concept study suggests it might be possible to boost the effectiveness of hypnosis for health conditions like chronic pain.
LAION-5B has been used by prominent image-generation companies like Stability AI.
There's a growing dispute in the tech world about the direction AI regulations should take. And Elon claims he's ready to roll out his AI product.
Stanford University researchers found that depressed people given ketamine before undergoing anesthesia improved just as much as those given saline.
Sam Bankman-Fried's parents allegedly plundered millions of dollars in fraudulently transferred funds and expensive island real estate.
LCLS-II will produce up to one million X-ray pulses per second and will be 10,000 times brighter than its predecessor.
The AI model is reportedly aimed at assisting businesses with services.
August marked a decline in active users on ChatGPT for the third month in a row, but back-to-school season could turn things around.
The proliferation of child abuse material is a problem that plagues both the centralized and decentralized web.
A college newspaper and freshman journalist uncovered allegations Prez Marc Tessier-Lavigne manipulated data in journals like Science and Nature.
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