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A New AI System Could Predict When People Are Likely to Die
It's not just timing, but the weather, too.
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Tesla's New Prototype Goes 200MPH and Has a 'Retractable' Spoiler
Is this Tesla's answer to Lucid Motors' 'Air'?
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This RV Attachment for Tesla's Cybertruck Has Over $50 Million in Preorders
Feel the electric enthusiasm.
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New Deepfake Tech Allows Celebrities to License Their Voice
A new 'synthetic voice' platform could signal an oncoming deluge of AI-enabled endorsements.
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Four-Legged Fish Older Than Dinosaurs Rediscovered in Madagascar
High-tech deep-sea nets used in shark hunting are spelling danger for the coelacanths.
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Engineers Revisit 100-Year-Old Water Valve Design by Nikola Tesla
The inventor's "valvular conduit" design could be adapted for modern vehicles.
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A New Life for Waste: Sludge Treatment and More
Discover the journey of how the wastewater from many industries such as painting and metal turns into raw materials and fuel.
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NASA Set To Test New Space Laser Communication Systems
This form of communication will transmit between 10 to 100 times more data than current methods.
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Machine Learning Takes GTA V Photorealism to Never-Before-Seen Levels
A team of three literally changed the game.
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Scientists Find New Dinosaur in Mexico That 'Talked' a Lot
The newly discovered dinosaur most likely lived in the tropical region.
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The Strangest Atmospheric Phenomena: From Moon Halos to a Green Flashes
The sky is full of beautiful phenomena, you just need to know where to look.
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Twitter Likely in the Works for a Subscription-Based Service With 'Undo' Feature
Also, the paid service will likely be a tiered one.
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Massive Black Hole Spotted Killing Star By 'Spaghettifying' It
The end result is surely a mesmerizing image.
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Climate Change Is Eroding 40,000-Year-Old Rock Art
Just when you thought climate change could not do any more harm.
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Study Explores Using a Body's Own Immune System to Fight Cancer
The process, called immunotherapy, is much easier on the body than chemicals or radiation.
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Pigs and Rodents Can Breathe Through Their Butts in Emergencies
The recent study does make for a fun trivia fact.
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