Science & Society

Which Countries Are Most Interested In Generative AI?

Data provided by ElectronicsHub has revealed which countries are most interested in generative AI, with the Philippines topping the list. The last two years have seen a significant increase in the use of AI for producing text, photos, audio, and video. Billions of dollars are being invested to further AI

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What Is White Lung Outbreak? Is It Real? Should You Be Worried?

Health officials in the US are working quickly to ascertain the white lung outbreak and whether we should be worried. Concerns about a possible new pandemic are being raised by reports of an unexplained respiratory ailment in China. There have already been reports of cases in several US states with

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Nanoplastics Linked To Parkinson’s And Dementia

A new study from Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment and the Department of Chemistry at Trinity College of Arts and Sciences found nanoplastics linked to Parkinson’s and dementia. One day, the plastic water bottle you use on a daily basis can break down into microscopic pieces that cause

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Italy Bans Lab-Grown Meat

In a Facebook post, Italy’s Minister of Agriculture, Francesco Lollobrigida, announced on November 16 that Italy bans lab-grown meat. Italy was the first nation to outlaw cultivated meat, citing concerns for the welfare of its people, the farming sector, and the economy. Lab-grown meat sometimes referred to as “cultivated meat,”

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Experts Predict Mind-Controlled Devices May Be Common By 2040s

Mohit Shivdasani, a biomedical engineering specialist at the University of New South Wales, predicts that mind-controlled devices using smart brain technology may be common by the 2040s. Experts believe that advances in “smart brain” technology will allow people to operate smart devices with their minds by 2040. A wearable or

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Fallout From Depleted Uranium Explosion In Ukraine Reaches England

A recent study has revealed that the fallout from the depleted uranium explosion in Ukraine reached England with a rise of approximately 600 ng/cubic meter in uranium levels in the air in southeast England due to particles released from the Khmelnitsky explosion. On May 19th, an article was written about

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Dementia Among US Officials Pose A Grave Threat To The World

According to a study released in April by the RAND Corporation’s National Security Research Division, dementia among U.S. officials poses a grave threat to the world. According to a groundbreaking study by a think tank funded by the Pentagon, dementia affecting American officials as the national security workforce ages poses

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