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<i>Ex Machina</i>: Quest to create an AI takes no prisoners

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Ex Machina: Quest to create an AI takes no prisoners

Alex Garland's directorial debut is a better film because of, and not despite, its engagement with consciousness research, says neuroscientist Anil Seth

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Can bitcoin outgun the abuses of big data?

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Can bitcoin outgun the abuses of big data?

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How fudged embryo illustrations led to drawn-out lies

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How fudged embryo illustrations led to drawn-out lies

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Keystone XL pipeline inches closer – but may yet fail

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Keystone XL pipeline inches closer – but may yet fail

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Over a barrel? Falling oil prices and the environment

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Over a barrel? Falling oil prices and the environment

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Human brains have a groovy feature that chimps' don't

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Human brains have a groovy feature that chimps' don't

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Three searches for the wellsprings of creativity

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Three searches for the wellsprings of creativity

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Talking gibbonish: Deciphering the banter of the apes

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Talking gibbonish: Deciphering the banter of the apes

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How much oil must stay buried to avert 2 °C warming?

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Whaleworld: Looking for cetacean culture

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Whaleworld: Looking for cetacean culture

Orca clan calls and dolphin "tail-walking" provide clues to cetacean culture, find Hal Whitehead and Luke Rendell in The Cultural Lives of Whales and Dolphins

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Books to look forward to in 2015

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Exclusive: Jane Hawking tells her Theory of Everything

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Seven megaprojects that would change the world

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FBI says North Korea hacked Sony – what's the proof?

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