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In the '60s, a Yale psychiatrist conducted shocking experiments. He didn't expect what happened next
To discover why so many Germans participated in atrocities during WWII, a Yale scientist looked close to home, and was shocked by what he found.
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8 creepy things science revealed in 2026 that could be in a horror film
Science and horror have one thing in common: they both share a fascination with what lies beneath the surface. Both invite us ...
Europe’s Hera spacecraft has captured its first clear view of two asteroids involved in NASA’s historic 2022 experiment to redirect a potentially dangerous space rock. Now approaching the pair, Hera ...
In the strongest example of "weight space programming", as the technique is called, Astra’s intervention raised Qwen3.5-0.8B’s MATH-500 score from 7.9% to 48.1% while touching approximately 0.016% of ...
Dangerous molds and yeasts are proliferating in the U.S. and beyond, taking advantage of our warming world—and our warm ...
"I used AI to get a paper accepted into a top journal in a short period of time.""I used LLMs to automate plotting and paper writing, increasing my acceptance count by X-fold."Nowadays, in academia ...
As voters across the country head to the polls for Tuesday’s midterm elections, some may turn to a newer source for information: artificial intelligence. A voter unsure about a candidate’s election ...
Telling Americans how harmful alcohol and tobacco really are reduced their support for keeping those substances legal. But ...
A University of Washington project that uses AI agents to fit AI models onto small, low-power chips won the Madrona Prize at ...
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