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AI Isn’t Lowering Your Salary Just Yet, Says Research
The working paper found that though AI produced modest productivity gains in the professions looked at, this was canceled out by new tasks created by...
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The 7 worst home design trends for anyone over 60 (and what to do instead)
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books
Library Futures Investigates Content Bans in Research Databases
Library Futures, a nonprofit organization that addresses library policy and digital access, has released a report on the censorship of e-resources...
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architecture
How good old mud can lower building costs
Builders pour concrete into temporary molds called formwork. MIT researchers invented a way to make these structures out of on-site soil. Buildings...
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gardening
Researchers discover unexpected benefit of new trend in lawn care: 'Can be a hotspot'
Researchers have made a surprising discovery about maintaining traditional lawns, showing that the less they're messed with, the better the food...
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wellness
The real reason men get belly fat (and how to get rid of it)
Research suggests it’s more dangerous to be an overweight man than woman. Here’s why – and what you can do about it. Round, protruding...
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nature
This isn’t the Nature Podcast — how deepfakes are distorting reality
The rise of AI-generated fakes, evidence of the earliest-known wooden structure, and how NASA’s OSIRIS-REx brought asteroid samples back to...
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innovation / entrepreneurship
Harvard research says you can significantly increase your likability by doing this one thing - it's simple but overlooked by many
This trick can make you more likable in your personal as well as professional life. Wherever we go, we hope to make a good impression...
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apps
Delete These Android Crypto Apps Now: 20 Phishing Apps Found on Play Store
Cybersecurity researchers have found 20 malicious apps that snuck onto Google’s Play Store to try and drain people's funds from their...
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science
Strong as steel, light as foam: High-performance, nano-architected materials
Researchers have used machine learning to design nano-architected materials that have the strength of carbon steel but the lightness of Styrofoam....
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fitness
New research shows stunningly small amount of daily activity can halve heart attack risk: 'Promising'
If you're a woman who's not quite down with working out, there's good news — just a few minutes of physical activity accrued throughout the day...
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gaming
Comcast Announces The First Gaming Focused Ultra-Low Lag Xfinity Internet Experience
Comcast has announced its first ultra-low lag Xfinity Internet experience, lowering the latency for gaming, videoconferencing, virtual reality, and...
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nature
Chewing Gum Releases Thousands of Microplastics Into Our Saliva, Researchers Find
Researchers tested ten different chewing gum brands, and found no difference between synthetic and natural gum. In just the last couple of years,...
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nature
How Democrats and Republicans cite science: study reveals stark differences
Democratic- led congressional committees and left-wing think tanks reference research papers more often than their right-wing counterparts. The United...
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nutrition
11 foods high in leucine for muscle growth and recovery
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science
Researchers race to understand new disease killing Caribbean corals at unprecedented rates
This May, divers found stony coral tissue loss disease on corals in Laughing Bird Caye National Park, Belize, for the first time . The team from...
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learning
A unique floating lab in San Francisco Bay has been invaded — and researchers are learning from it
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movie & tv
How “Pasteur’s quadrant” enlightens the invention-innovation challenge
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gardening
Low-cost method transforms ordinary rocks into carbon dioxide storage
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business
New open source AI company Deep Cogito releases first models and they’re already topping the charts
Deep Cogito, a new AI research startup based in San Francisco, officially emerged from stealth today with Cogito v1, a new line of open source...
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nature
NIH grant cuts will axe clinical trials abroad — and could leave thousands without care
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cool stuff
Tested: The 2025 Countryman EV Isn’t Mini or Smart, But at Least It’s Fun
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learning
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Humanoid robots typically struggle to stand up after being knocked over, but new AI-powered research from China brings us one step closer to the rise...
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business
Council Post: Law Firm Leaders: Managing The Competing Priorities Of Leadership, Business Development And Client Work
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nutrition
Letters to the Editor: Strong reporting is a reminder that even mild measles cases can lead to serious disease
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