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The Department of Defense has issued an ultimatum to one of the most safety-conscious AI companies in the world — not because it built something dangerous, but because it refused to let the military use what it built.
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To learn more about our editorial approach, explore The Direct Message methodology. A few years ago, the conversation around AI and advertising regul…
New research reveals that rotator cuff tears are so common in adults over 40 they may be a normal part of aging — raising uncomfortable questions abo…
Singapore's latest bout of unseasonable cool weather has triggered a collective retreat into comfort food — but what looks like a simple culinary ref…
A small clinical trial has found that DMT — the potent hallucinogen once dismissed as a fringe psychedelic — effectively treats depression, but the m…
Researchers at TU Wien have fabricated a functional QR code smaller than most bacteria — a feat that sounds like a novelty record but actually signal…
A billionaire tech investor is building privatized cities on Honduran land seized after a coup — and the Trump administration's recent moves have qui…
