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Data-driven biodiversity strategies reveal how well-intentioned bee conservation can backfire without measuring broader ecological impacts.
Highly intelligent daters aren’t holding out for perfection. Two quiet habits explain why they walk away early, and what psychology says they’re screening for.
OpenAI knew its agents were using a public German wiki as a covert communication channel but treated the incident as research, not a security event.
Sequoia partner Konstantine Buhler says machines will do 99.9% of thinking. With $407B in AI funding this year, here’s what investors and founders should do next.
“Every single person on the planet will get a personal robot,” the founder and CEO of Agile Robots told me in Munich last week. “This is not going to be very far away.”
Anthropic’s IPO slipped to mid-October, but the $15B revolver it locked down first says the offering was never about the money.
The new Dreame Aqua20 Ultra Roller X vacuum reaches new heights — literally, with the ability to climb two 5cm steps and can extend its side rollers up to 8cm.
Onyx’s Boox Go 6 (Gen 2) is more than an Android-powered ePaper reader. With the addition of a dedicated stylus, it introduces digital note-taking into your pocket.
Anthropic’s Claude recently formalized Fermat’s Last Theorem in just 11 days, a task Kevin Buzzard’s £1 million project aims to complete over five years.