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The entrance to the Svalbard Global Seed Vault.
Agriculture

Why the Svalbard Global Seed Vault is so controversial

By Adriana Craciun / The Conversation

Person in a red sweater and a black coat holds a mobile phone on their hands and looks at the screen.
Tech Hacks

Stop spam texts with some help from your favorite messaging app

By David Nield

Windows computer showing the Nearby Share app from Android.
Tech Hacks

You can now use Android’s Nearby Share on PC

By Sandra Gutierrez G.

chrome browser icons
Internet

This PDF Chrome extension might contain malware

By Harry Guinness

google chrome browser
Internet

Google Chrome finally found a replacement for cookies

By Colleen Hagerty

a microphone in front of a laptop on a desk
Tech Hacks

How to transcribe text for free using AI

By David Nield

hands typing on laptop keyboard
Tech Hacks

Prove your writing is not AI-generated by tracking changes in your docs

By David Nield

a car head rest surrounded by speakers
Vehicles

The 2025 Infiniti QX80 has a cool new audio feature that isolates your phone calls 

By Kristin Shaw

coding on a laptop
AI

Will AI render programming obsolete?

By Michael L. Littman / MIT Press

18 February 2022, Schleswig-Holstein, Lübeck: The display of an artificial nose shows the smell of coffee in a laboratory of the Competence Center Communication, Systems and Applications (CoSA) at Lübeck University of Applied Sciences. The small computer with a pig's nose has four sensors and can easily distinguish between coffee, whiskey and room air. In the future, the artificial intelligence (AI) could also warn if, for example, the concentration of hazardous substances is too high at an industrial workplace. (to dpa "How whiskey makes artificial intelligence comprehensible") Photo: Marcus Brandt/dpa (Photo by Marcus Brandt/picture alliance via Getty Images)
AI

AI is cracking a hard problem–giving computers a sense of smell

By Ambuj Tewari / The Conversation

A security camera peeking through an open door.
Tech Hacks

The Opt Out: Home security cameras guarantee surveillance, not safety

By Sandra Gutierrez G.

AI will require even more energy than we thought
AI

AI will require even more energy than we thought

By Mack DeGeurin

A buoy equipped with MarineLabs’ sensors endures rough weather near Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Sensors from MarineLabs and other companies—such as Axys Technologies, based in Sidney, British Columbia—can help fill gaps in the federal government’s coastal weather monitoring system, which has seen key stations go offline for months at a time.
AI

Marine weather forecasts are getting an AI upgrade

By Vanessa Minke-Martin / Hakai Magazine

google datacenter in the netherlands
Environment

Google is planning a $9.5 billion expansion of its offices and data centers

By Colleen Hagerty

The best Best Buy Black Friday Deals in a tiled configuration.
Gear

This year’s best Black Friday deals from Best Buy: Nintendo Switch, Apple, TVs, and more

By Brandt Ranj

A woodpecker uses a bird feeder. Interest in bird feeding surged in 115 countries during early COVD-19 lockdowns.
Birds

People around the world got really into feeding birds during the pandemic

By Laura Baisas

2017 Total Solar Eclipse timelapse
Sun

How to photograph the eclipse, according to NASA

By Andrew Paul

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Social Media

Google Maps has temporarily disabled key features in Ukraine

By Charlotte Hu

AI’s climate consequences are often overlooked
AI

AI’s climate consequences are often overlooked

By Akielly Hu/Grist

Two phone screens displaying Facebook content filters for minors
Social Media

Meta begins automatically restricting teen users to more ‘age-appropriate’ content

By Andrew Paul

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a valley and cave
Archaeology

Prehistoric child’s finger bone, bear tooth pendant, and more discovered in Spanish cave

By Laura Baisas

Callaway Tri-force face exploded
Fitness Gear

Callaway’s new golf driver face combines titanium, carbon fiber, and a military-grade polymer found in an unlikely way

By Stan Horaczek

An artist's impression of two circumbinary planets orbiting a binary star system. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/T. Pyle.
Exoplanets

Astronomers discover 27 potential Tatooine-like planets that orbit two stars

By Andrew Paul

Purple martin in flight
Birds

370 million birds will migrate tonight

By Andrew Paul