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The Future with Hannah Fry is back. Professor Fry travels the world to reveal the transformative technologies that will shape the coming decades, asking the question, “Is this the future we dream of?” Season 2 premieres on Sept. 12 https://trib.al/2cSvcmn

There’s a meaning behind the “wangle dance” performed by bees in beehives, discovered by Austrian scientist Karl Von Frisch. The Future with Hannah Fry has more on animal communication https://trib.al/Vq3lLmH

Check out how Instagram-famous dog Cache “talks” using buttons. With the help of AI, this might be only the beginning of animal communication. More on The Future with Hannah Fry. https://trib.al/Vq3lLmH

Over the past decade, a herbal supplement called kratom has been growing in popularity across America.  In this documentary, we reveal how the unregulated substance is being promoted and even made more potent, and how some users are ending up dead https://trib.al/m0cL5Oy

Here’s what AI researchers need to achieve in order to build a model that is truly intelligent. Watch The Future with Hannah Fry for more about super intelligence https://trib.al/vUSPrDi

In the battle against inflation, central banks used to be the lone hero. But missteps in managing the post-pandemic price surge and rising risks mean that in the future the fight may be more of a team sport. https://trib.al/359XUdM

Supplements based on the controversial herbal extract kratom are everywhere. But medical experts warn of their addictive and sometimes dangerous nature. Watch the full documentary: https://trib.al/UJdcHH4 

American use of the Southeast Asian plant kratom has grown dramatically in recent years, spurring both a lucrative industry and national lobbying effort while worrying health experts who fear its addictive effects. Watch the full documentary https://trib.al/xbyNM1k

American use of the Southeast Asian plant kratom has grown dramatically in recent years. Here’s how the largely unregulated substance is being promoted, attacked and made more potent, and the lives that have been damaged or lost https://trib.al/oDfIlk0