Science & Technology

Can China And The U.S. Join Forces To Tame AI's Dark Side? 1

Can China And The U.S. Join Forces To Tame AI’s Dark Side?

Amid the ongoing development of Artificial Intelligence, new technologies will emerge that deliver positive benefits for society, but AI could pose grave threats to our world if it gets exploited by criminal-minded people. AI can become either a saviour or a villain for the scientific community. It’s essential that scientists

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Inside the US-China Race for Fusion Energy Supremacy

The U.S. and China are in a high-stakes race to develop fusion energy, a potential game-changer for clean, limitless power. China is outspending the U.S. and working around the clock, with far more experts dedicated to the cause. American officials worry that China’s rapid advancements might outpace their own efforts,

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How Everyday Plastics Are Secretly Poisoning You And What You Can Do About It 1

How Everyday Plastics Are Secretly Poisoning You And What You Can Do About It

Microplastics, tiny plastic particles from everyday items like synthetic clothes and plastic bottles, are infiltrating our bodies and could be seriously harming our health. These particles can trigger heart attacks, strokes, and other serious conditions by carrying toxins and damaging organs. They come from various sources, including degraded plastics and

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Saudi Arabia Orders 100 Flying Taxis 1

Saudi Arabia Orders 100 Flying Taxis

Saudi Arabian airline Saudia has placed a significant order for 100 electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicles from the German air taxi firm Lilium. This move marks a major step towards integrating flying taxis into mainstream transportation, with the deal set to be finalized during an upcoming event at

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The Hidden Cost Of AI Power: Land Seized For Transmission Lines 1

The Hidden Cost Of AI Power: Land Seized For Transmission Lines

In the push to enhance America’s power grid for AI data centers and clean energy, thousands of miles of new transmission lines are needed, leading to a controversial use of eminent domain. Maryland’s Piedmont Reliability Project plans a 70-mile high-voltage line across Frederick, Baltimore, and Carroll counties, aiming to meet

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