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It is hard to do so without also limiting models’ power
It could help launch satellites
Generations of breeding are to blame
At last, progress is being made on a condition that affects one woman in ten
Since the introduction of Hawk-Eye, umpires have been biting their tongues
First-person view drones have achieved near mythical status on the front lines
The new techniques could help rediscover lost works from antiquity
“Altermagnets” have been hiding in plain sight for 90 years
“Chair” and “ball” were among little AI’s first words
It will monitor tiny particles in Earth’s atmosphere and oceans
Designers are experimenting with tentacles, spikes and third thumbs
Hallucinations, deepfakes and simple nonsense: there are plenty of risks
One nostril is good. But two can be better
An opportunity to join our editorial staff in London
Contrary to what opponents of wind farms fear
As recorded by the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network