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The first AI dating café is opening soon, but how will it work?
Read More: The first AI dating café is opening soon, but how will it work?New York City is about to test a very different kind of first date, one where the candlelit table is…
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A supermassive black hole hurled matter at 134 million mph
Read More: A supermassive black hole hurled matter at 134 million mphOn a scale that stretches human intuition, a distant supermassive black hole has hurled matter into space at 134 million…
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Morning orange juice triggers changes in thousands of immune genes
Read More: Morning orange juice triggers changes in thousands of immune genesFor years, orange juice has been sold as a simple source of vitamin C, but new human data suggest that…
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Tesla Optimus debate erupts after the humanoid robot falls
Read More: Tesla Optimus debate erupts after the humanoid robot fallsThe moment a humanoid robot pitched forward on a Miami stage, arms raised as if lifting off an invisible headset,…
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America’s biggest bitcoin miners are pivoting hard to AI
Read More: America’s biggest bitcoin miners are pivoting hard to AIAmerica’s largest Bitcoin mining companies are racing to reinvent themselves as infrastructure providers for artificial intelligence, turning once pure-play crypto…
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Scientists trace common heart drug’s muscle pain to a clear cause
Read More: Scientists trace common heart drug’s muscle pain to a clear causeFor years, people taking one of the world’s most common heart drugs have described the same nagging side effect: sore,…
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Each recall may rewrite your memories, study finds
Read More: Each recall may rewrite your memories, study findsEvery time you replay a favorite story from your past, you are not just pressing “play” on a mental recording,…
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NASA crews will bring their own droid on the next Moon trips
Read More: NASA crews will bring their own droid on the next Moon tripsNASA’s next generation of Moon crews will not step onto the regolith alone. Alongside the astronauts, compact robotic “droids” are…
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Study hints gray hair evolved as a cancer defense
Read More: Study hints gray hair evolved as a cancer defenseFor generations, gray hair has been treated as a cosmetic problem to hide, a visible marker of age and stress.…
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Routine brain scans may hide an early Alzheimer’s warning
Read More: Routine brain scans may hide an early Alzheimer’s warningRoutine brain scans are starting to reveal something that was invisible to doctors a decade ago: subtle structural changes that…
