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He’s trying to defy the reality of a green Reflecting Pool and a lost war
I’d benefit if AI cured cancer. And I still want AI progress to slow down
With a recent increase in bear sightings and incidents in rural Japan, local communities are taking steps to prepare for such encounters. In the small city of Yaita, officials and residents worked together recently to practice their bear-emergency response, acting out a simulation on the campus of a primary school
This article explores the concept of weightless living through the lens of an imperfect ghazal, blending poetry and personal reflection to examine the complexities of freedom and existence.
A weight-loss medication eased Serena Williams’s comeback. Experts can’t agree on whether that counts as doping
Adventure may have less to do with where you go than with your willingness to leave the familiar behind
Panelists joined to discuss what the signing of an agreement between the U.S. and Iran could mean for the two countries, and more
The article explores the urgent need to critically assess the implications of artificial intelligence, urging proactive thinking to navigate its potential risks and benefits before it's too late.
The article critiques Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte's frequent public statements, suggesting that his tendency to over-communicate may be undermining his leadership and political effectiveness.
Testing reveals that efforts to suppress one algal bloom seem to be fueling another
Discrimination against Israelis qua Israelis—and the “Zionists” who appear as their proxies—is a moral wrong
These troops helped transform a conflict fought initially to preserve the Union into one that destroyed slavery as well