The Line, reduced estimates for residents by 2030: from 1,5 million to 300.000
The Saudi mega-city will be home to fewer than 300.000 residents by 2030, versus the original target of 1,5 million. Scaling in progress?
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Total darkness: The solar eclipse is driving North America crazy
Today's solar eclipse sparks craze in North America: festivals, mass weddings and special flights to take in the celestial spectacle.
QuietStar, the AI that knows how to "think" before responding, beats everyone in tests
Quiet-STaR trains AI to generate internal reasoning before responding: it can reduce the gap between human thinking and calculation.
I'll tell you the story of the first Eurotunnel, 200 years ago
The Eurotunnel under the Channel was not born yesterday, but much, much earlier: and it could have changed the history of Europe centuries ago.
Airmarker: the portable balloon that saves your life
The special personal hot air balloon, which stays in the air for 3 days, was born from years of experience in search and rescue missions.
A colossal black hole discovered: it could swallow the Sun in 24 hours
J0529-4351 may munch on our Sun like a peanut, but from its distance it does something better: it gives us a unique look at the young universe.
Hello Vincent: Generative AI “brings Van Gogh back to life” in Paris
In an exhibition at the Musée D'Orsay in Paris, AI brings visitors into conversation with Van Gogh in a unique and interactive experience.
Neural technology can help people recover lost memories
Scientists have developed a method that, via electrical impulses to the brain, helps people recover memories and live better.
A pacemaker powered by Light is thinner than a human hair
The new pacemaker, thinner than a hair and powered by light, promises revolutions in heart surgery with fewer complications.
The USA surrenders, and goes "to school of shootings"
Study Reveals: School Shooting Drills Make Students Feel Safer. It's addictive now.
Altermagnets: 'New Magnetism' Can Transform Computers (and More)
The existence of a new type of magnetism has been confirmed: the discovery paves the way for "spintronic" computers, based on the spin of electrons, rather than on electric current.
From a 350 million year old fossil, a tree you have never seen
Very strange shape, thin and non-wooden trunk, wide leaves and no branches: the tree fossil just discovered in Canada is one of a kind.
The challenge of Innovation: why new ideas are scary
From the fears of the first PCs to the doubts about new developments: a journey into the psychology of resistance to new ideas, and how to overcome it.
Excess mortality: in 2020-2022 it exceeded that of Covid
After precise actuarial and scientific studies, a worrying increase in excess mortality is highlighted, with a total almost triple that caused by COVID-19.
“Eternal you”: does talking to a digitally deceased change our life (and death)?
The advent of 'thanabots' shows how AI is about to alter the way we deal with death and the memory of the deceased.
“Crazy” idea rewrites history: are Neanderthals and humans the same species?
The integration of Neanderthal DNA into modern humans raises questions about our true evolutionary heritage.
New findings: Bow use in the Andes dates back 5000 years
We thought we had concluded this incredible year for archaeology, full of discoveries capable of making us rewrite the history books. We were wrong: there is still surprising news, and it comes from the Andes. The latest finds show that the use of the bow is much older than previously believed. The discovery, which "dates back" archery to 5.000 years ago, redefines the history of Andean civilizations and opens new perspectives on the hunting and warfare practices of these ancient peoples. … Read more
Skimpflation, because companies destroy our snacks to save profits
Snacks and drinks change formula to cut costs, leaving consumers dissatisfied and worried about their health.
Hyundai creates tires with built-in snow chains
Hyundai introduces revolutionary tire technology with built-in snow chains, operated with a simple button, for safe and effortless winter driving
ChatGPT, tell us about football but don't forget to train: after January 2022 there is a system bug
We tried to ask ChatGPT some questions about football, which confirmed that it cannot predict the near future, demonstrating very little creativity, but above all, it specified that it stores the statistical data up to 2022 and trying to ask who won the World Cup in Qatar, he replied that his "training" ended in January 2022. Practically ChatGPT doesn't know many things about football, theoretically ChatGPT knows very little, paraphrasing the dedicated article that appeared ... Read more
Wondershare Recoverit: Photos lost by mistake can always be recovered!
Losing photos is an experience that many users have had at least once in their lives and can often be a real nightmare. This can happen for various reasons, including: accidental deletion, incorrect formatting, hardware failure, or malware attack. Regardless of the cause, lost photos can represent a serious problem on multiple fronts: perhaps they were personal memories with intrinsic value, or they constituted essential work documents. In these… Read more
