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What the X chromosome revealed about Neanderthals and early humansNew genetic research reveals ancient human and Neanderthal interactions followed a surprising pattern. Scientists found more modern human D...- Mythos: A challenge for the Indian banking systemClaude Mythos, a cutting-edge AI tool, has unearthed significant weaknesses in cybersecurity systems. In response, Indian authorities are s...
- Possibility of a Ninth Planet: Is There Really a Hidden Giant Beyond Neptune?Astronomers are investigating a potential "Planet Nine" far beyond Neptune, inferred from the peculiar orbits of distant icy objects. While...
- Cancer cure using AI: Google’s DeepMind AI makes breakthrough in cancer treatment research, turning ‘cold’ tumors ‘hot’Google DeepMind's artificial intelligence has discovered a new way to fight cancer. The AI model, Cell2Sentence-Scale 27B, identified a dru...
- Are we living in a computer simulation? Philosopher behind the theory issues an eerie new warning on AI: ‘We would find different bases for our self-worth’Philosopher Nick Bostrom, known for his simulation theory, now warns that AI is advancing faster than expected, pushing humanity toward art...
- Supercomputers may unlock the universe’s greatest mystery about what happened before the Big BangA new study introduces numerical relativity to cosmology, challenging assumptions about the universe's earliest moments. Researchers are us...
- Life on Mars, Saturn's moon Enceladus, Jupiter’s moon Europa? New study offers ray of hopeMars, Saturn's moon Enceladus, Jupiter’s moon Europa can hold life? Is there any chance? The study has offered new insights into the subjec...
- Together Fund leads $2.6-million round in AI research startup GibranGibran, an AI research startup, has secured $2.6 million in seed funding from Together Fund to develop models using small datasets, particu...
- Is the universe slowly rotating? Shocking new theory could solve the cosmic expansion mysteryA new study proposes that the universe may rotate at a nearly undetectable pace, offering a possible solution to the long-standing “Hubble ...
- Doctor answers: Does drinking water before lunch and dinner help in weight loss?Harvard's Dr. Shmerling explores the link between water and weight loss. Drinking water before meals might create a feeling of fullness, le...
- Humanising AI could lead us to dehumanise ourselvesFor most of our history, we believed empathy was a uniquely human trait - a special ability that set us apart from machines and other anima...
- Scientists warn of apocalypse as study reveals C-type asteroid that wiped out dinosaurs 66 million years ago came from strange locationResearchers discovered the asteroid responsible for the extinction of dinosaurs 66 million years ago came from beyond Jupiter's orbit. Usin...
- This nearby planet could be full of diamonds. Will we ever access its wealth?A recent study published in Nature Communications suggests that Mercury might harbor a thick layer of diamonds hundreds of miles beneath it...
- Humans living in 'The Matrix' style simulation? Scientist claims to have shocking evidenceA researcher based at the University of Portsmouth claims that humans are living in a simulation, that falls under the Second Law of Infody...
- Scared of getting that shot? Knowing your doctor helps reduce the painKnowing that the doctor is from your hometown, or shares your beliefs may reduce your pain, a new study suggests.
- Govt planning to increase flights from Delhi airport by 40 per cent in three yearsUnion Minister Jayant Sinha said UK-based NATS has been examining on how to increase airside capacity in the next two to three years.
- Track your driver real-time with LocusRideSafe, is a route deviation detection mobile application, wherein one can get to know if a driver is deviating from a pre-decided route.
- Moon was born when space rock hit Earth 4.5 bn years agoWashington, Sep 27 (IANS) The moon was formed by a planetary object hitting the infant Earth some 4.5 billion years ago, say researchers wh...
- Dinosaurs' nasal passages kept their brains coolThe large size and shape of nasal passages in dinosaurs would have allowed incoming air to cool the blood making its way to the brain, main...
- Two ways of playing the gameWhat if we took the simulation argument a bit further? For starters, the hypothesis posits that we - including everything around us - are j...
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