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India opens skies to Eutelsat OneWeb for satellite broadband services

November 24, 2023

London UK (SPX) Nov 23, 2023 – In a significant development for India’s satellite broadband landscape, OneWeb India, part of…

Scientists Find ‘Kill Switch’ That Activates Cancer Cell Death in The Lab

November 23, 2023

Scientists have figured out a way to detonate the ‘doors’ that lead to the heart of cancerous tumors, blowing them…

Trial By Error: Column in Time Magazine Calls for Halt to Biomedical Long Covid Research

November 21, 2023

By David Tuller, DrPH *This is a crowdfunding month at UC Berkeley for my Trial by Error project. If you…

Emmett Shear to be interim CEO of OpenAI — LessWrong

November 20, 2023

This is still breaking as of 9:30 PT on Sunday, but according to a Bloomberg Journalist: •   … ……

Frog or chicken

November 19, 2023

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You can just spontaneously call people you haven’t met in years — LessWrong

November 13, 2023

Here’s a recent conversation I had with a friend: … … Read More

On Nepal’s day to honor dogs, wild canines face mounting threats

November 10, 2023

Environmental science and conservation news … Read More

AI Timelines — LessWrong

November 10, 2023

Introduction How many years will pass before transformative AI is built? Three people who have thought a lot about this…

Former Meta employee tells Senate company failed to protect teens’ safety

November 8, 2023

A former Meta employee testified before a US Senate subcommittee on Tuesday, alleging that the Facebook and Instagram parent company…

OpenAI unveils personalised AI apps, seeks to expand ChatGPT consumer business

November 7, 2023

OpenAI unveiled a marketplace that enables users to access personalised artificial intelligence “apps”. … Read More

OpenAI to make models cheaper, more powerful in its first developer conference

November 4, 2023

ChatGPT maker OpenAI is expected to announce product enhancements that will make its AI models cheaper. … Read More

The other side of the tidal wave — LessWrong

November 3, 2023

I guess there’s maybe a 10-20% chance of AI causing human extinction in the coming decades, but I feel more…

Zombie Uprisings Can Help Us Predict How Future Pandemics Spread

October 27, 2023

You don’t always have to look to the real world to figure out how plagues propagate. … Read More

Wild New Physics Theory Explains Why Time Travel Is Impossible

October 26, 2023

Sliding care-free through the complete emptiness of space, light covers a constant 299,792,458 meters every second. … Read More

Neutron Star Collision Caught Forging Heavy Metals in a JWST First

October 26, 2023

The kilonova explosion that resulted when two neutron stars slammed into each other a billion light-years away turned out to…

Along the world’s most voluminous river people queuing for water

October 26, 2023

In Careiro da Varzea, Brazil, thousands of isolated communities are struggling due to the Amazon drought. Public authorities are delivering…

Untested Ideas for Defeating War Tunnels (in Gaza) — LessWrong

October 25, 2023

CW: Isr/Pal discussion. • [Normativity status: non-normative. Not saying anyone should do any of these, and if someone did there…

New Link Between Fungal Organisms And Severe COVID Discovered

October 24, 2023

Many tiny organisms including bacteria, fungi and viruses normally live on our bodies, and even inside us. … Read More

Sumatran Indigenous seafarers run aground by overfishing and mangrove loss

October 23, 2023

Environmental science and conservation news … Read More

Urgent advice needed for producing a water powered car model

October 15, 2023

So far we created two designs. The first design was a three CD wheel car. The back wheels had a…

FDA warns Neil Riordan U.S. perinatal firm Signature Biologics

October 5, 2023

Stem cell biologics analyzes FDA warning to Neil Riordan and his firm Signature Biologics over their unapproved umbilical cord drug….

The Vitamin That Double Weight Loss & Reduces Inflammation

September 16, 2023

50 percent of people are deficient in this vitamin. … Read More