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Yoshua Bengio, professor at the Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms, is seen at a lecture event wearing a tan suit with a maroon dress shirt. His mouth is slightly open as he speaks and he is wearing a microphone. His hands are raised as he gestures while speaking on AI.
Tech

AI could soon be beyond our control—and the scientists who created it are worried

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Epidemiologist-turned-entrepreneur Tim Spector fasts every morning, cycles to work and still uses his Peloton at 66
Leadership

Epidemiologist-turned-entrepreneur Tim Spector fasts every morning, cycles to work and still uses his Peloton at 66

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September 17, 2024
Two researchers observe test tubes while in a wooded area, apparently observing water samples. They are in outdoor safari-like clothing.
Success

Ig Nobel Prize goes to scientists who discovered butt-breathing mammals

By Michael Casey and The Associated Press
September 12, 2024
The future is charging at us—and humanity must cope with what was once the stuff of science fiction
Commentary

The future is charging at us—and humanity must cope with what was once the stuff of science fiction

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September 10, 2024
I’m a woman working in ‘deep tech.’ Here’s why you don’t see more women in AI (hint: it isn’t a pipeline problem)
Commentary

I’m a woman working in ‘deep tech.’ Here’s why you don’t see more women in AI (hint: it isn’t a pipeline problem)

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August 21, 2024
Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director general of the World Health Organization (WHO)
Health

As the new strain of mpox reaches Europe, expert warns of delayed Western response

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August 16, 2024
Extreme weather nearly killed my business, and climate change means more of it. What I wish I’d known
Commentary

Extreme weather nearly killed my business, and climate change means more of it. What I wish I’d known

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August 9, 2024
A protein-blocking drug extended life by 25% in mice. Could it work in humans?
Aging Well

A protein-blocking drug extended life by 25% in mice. Could it work in humans?

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August 2, 2024
AI cannot replace software engineers—take it from someone who fought to become one and now helps others pursue the career
Commentary

AI cannot replace software engineers—take it from someone who fought to become one and now helps others pursue the career

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July 30, 2024
Gen Z needs exposure to manufacturing careers as white-collar jobs look more prone to AI disruption—and student debt piles up
Success

Gen Z needs exposure to manufacturing careers as white-collar jobs look more prone to AI disruption—and student debt piles up

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July 23, 2024
Reliable GPS is coming to an end—but new quantum technologies could show the path forward
Commentary

Reliable GPS is coming to an end—but new quantum technologies could show the path forward

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July 18, 2024
Billionaire investor Ken Griffin pays $45 million for dinosaur fossil, shattering auction records
Finance

Billionaire investor Ken Griffin pays $45 million for dinosaur fossil, shattering auction records

By The Associated Press and Irina Ivanova
July 18, 2024
Washington’s scrutiny of Chinese and Chinese American scientists is hurting their productivity—and global scientific cooperation
Leadership

Washington’s scrutiny of Chinese and Chinese American scientists is hurting their productivity—and global scientific cooperation

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July 4, 2024
We need to close the oral health care gap to improve the world’s well-being
Commentary

We need to close the oral health care gap to improve the world’s well-being

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July 3, 2024
superyacht moored at marina
Environment

Superyachts aren’t just for the super-rich: Hundreds of scientists have used them for ocean research

By Laurel Chor and Bloomberg
June 30, 2024

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