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What Scientists Noticed When a Sperm Whale Gave BirthScientists observed sperm whales in Dominica in 2023 during a birth. The whales displayed remarkable coordination, guiding the calf to the ...- Quote of the day by Alan Turing: ‘Be kind, have a sense of humour, fall in love, enjoy strawberries’Alan Turing, a pioneer of computer science, is remembered for more than just his groundbreaking theories. His quote emphasises kindness, hu...
- Alan Turing Helped Win World War II but Was Treated as a CriminalAlan Turing, a pivotal World War II codebreaker, developed the theoretical basis for modern computing and artificial intelligence. Despite ...
- Quote of the day by Alan Turing: 'It’s the people no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine'Alan Turing’s quote of the day highlights how people who are often underestimated or overlooked can go on to achieve extraordinary things. ...
- Quote of the day on artificial intelligence (AI) by Alan Turing: 'A computer would deserve to be called intelligent if it could...'Alan Turing’s work laid the foundation for modern artificial intelligence, particularly through his concept of the Turing Test, which evalu...
- NYT Connections Hints Today, June 26, 2025: Time for answers and tips for mastering the gameThe New York Times' Connections puzzle for June 26, 2025, challenged players to sort 16 words into four logical groups. This guide offers h...
- Researchers use AI to unearth a 5,000-year-old civilization beneath the world’s largest desert. But how?Evidence of a 5,000-year-old civilization has been found buried beneath the Rub al-Khali desert. Researchers used AI and satellite imaging ...
- Google’s triumph on the Nobel stage resolves a 50-year-old mysteryAlphaFold 2, an AI model developed through Google’s DeepMind initiative, cracked the code for predicting complex protein structures from am...
- Will Alan Turing's digital avatar at Bletchley Park bring his legacy to life?Bletchley Park will see the digital rebirth of Alan Turing, an important figure in artificial intelligence. Visitors will be able to intera...
- U-drama on the high seasIn 'The WW2 Podcast,' Angus Wallace explores the June 1944 U-505 capture by anti-submarine Task Group 22.3. The U-boat contained Enigma mac...
- Xi Jinping at it again: Did China develop an 'Enigma' machine to penetrate US Govt officials' accounts?According to recent reports, cybersecurity experts are still contemplating the breach into the accounts of UK and US government officials a...
- Why space agencies are racing to conquer the moon?Embark on a celestial journey as global space agencies, including India, rekindle lunar exploration. The Moon, teeming with vital resources...
- Bletchley Park: key facts about the venue hosting UK's AI Safety SummitBletchley Park was the site where the world's first programmable digital computer Colossus was developed by British codebreakers.
- The Bermuda Triangle mystery: What causes ships and planes to vanish in the 'Devil's Triangle'The Bermuda Triangle, known for its mysterious disappearances, can be demystified by examining logical explanations. Erratic weather patter...
- A gun that looks like a lipstick, a door from a former KGB prison: You can bid on items used by Soviet intelligence during Cold WarEstimates for the items range from a few hundred dollars to $12,000.
- Godfathers of deep learning get turing awardThree scientists — called the ‘godfathers of AI’ for laying the foundations for many of the recent advances in AI— are being honored with t...
- Scientists restore first recording of computer musicLondon, Sep 26 (IANS) Researchers in New Zealand have restored the "true sound" in the earliest known recording of computer-generated music...
- Rare Nazi Enigma machine auctioned for $365,500, sets world recordAt $365,000, it's the single largest sum ever doled out for an Enigma machine.
- How to stop common cold, HIV virus in their tracks foundScientists have cracked the code used by a major group of viruses to spread infections such as the common cold, HIV, hepatitis C and polio ...
- There's an actual piece of the Wright Flyer in this new watchThe Wright Flyer itself currently resides at the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum in Washington DC, but only the aircraft's original frame.
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