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Move over, bloodhounds.

Misinformation, market volatility and more: Faced with the need to mitigate risks that artificial intelligence presents, countries, and regions are charting different paths.

Initial participants may spend 28 days in these 'sentinels'—but the firm envisions much, much longer stays.

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Two companies aim to install over 164-foot-long blades as early as next year.

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The Scottish Animal Welfare Commission estimates that domestic felines annually kill at least 27 million animals in the UK.

The duck-like Vegavis iaai had strong jaws for snatching fish.

A microbiologist explains why the risks outweigh the benefits.

A fierce badger, a soaring owl, and a camouflaged stoat.

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The body modification practice may be 29,000-years-old.

The gas spewing from these protostars collides with fast stellar winds.

The NFL reports a 20,000% increase in unauthorized drone activity during games between 2017 and 2023.

‘The results should be studied with an open mind.’

The new arrivals survived a trans-Atlantic journey.

Elon Musk's Hyperloop Alpha is another overhyped venture, recycling 200-year-old dreams and exaggerated claims of innovation.

You can keep tabs on your blood sugar spikes, but the benefits aren't clear.

DNA linked the predators to a chewed-up carcass.