'I was shocked': Melbourne man's 'unbelievable' find after buying house - SBS Australia
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Daniel Xu has loved trains since he was a child. In a surprising twist of fate, he now lives above a...
UK civil servants who used AI saved two weeks a year, government study finds - Financial Times
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Staff used Microsoft’s Copilot to help draft documents and summarise meetings
Israel says it killed 9 Iranian nuclear scientists, and braces for attacks from Iran - NPR
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Israel's military says the nine nuclear scientists killed played spent decades working on Iran's nuc...
10 quotes about science’s value to society - Big Think
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As US science faces record cuts to funding, jobs, and facilities, these 10 quotes help remind us how...
Have you ever been a victim of gaslighting? What happened?
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Freshman year of high school I fell in with two girls, let’s call them Lizzie and Jennifer. I was ve...
What is the best way to get started using AI to make my own apps?
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First you need to use Ai tools like chatgpt to learn the basics of programming then you can use tool...
Is Baby Netanyahu trying to start a "greater Middle East conflict” in order to stay in office and prevent his corruption trial?
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No. That is, he is certainly trying to stay in office and evade conviction at all costs. But I don’t...
Europe’s Groundbreaking Earth-Mars Tugboat Mission Is Looking for Passengers to Join Its First Voyage - The Daily Galaxy
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This new space venture will change how we travel between Earth and the Red Planet. A limited number...
Could humans be selectively bred, like dogs, to create 2 subspecies that can no longer have offspring? Do I not understand selective breeding properly? Im not worried about the moral implications, just the science please.
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Yes, if we abandoned all ethics, and had enough force to control people to that extent that could be...
Credit cards could blow up a carefully crafted crypto compromise - Politico
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The long-simmering swipe fee battle could finally hit the Senate floor.