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Five years after the first covid-19 cases, there are lessons to learn

Health

Five years after the first covid-19 cases, there are lessons to learn

Hindsight makes it clear that the fight against covid-19 was also a struggle against the quiet epidemic of suppressed science, says Dali L. Yang

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Don’t be fooled by Elon Musk’s chatty Optimus robots

Technology

Don’t be fooled by Elon Musk’s chatty Optimus robots

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Our trust in society is eroding. We need to fight back

Society

Our trust in society is eroding. We need to fight back

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Technology

Bluesky is ushering in a pick-your-own algorithm era of social media

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To truly understand non-human grief, we need to think like the animals

Life

To truly understand non-human grief, we need to think like the animals

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Conspiracy theorists are turning their attention back to HPV vaccines

Health

Conspiracy theorists are turning their attention back to HPV vaccines

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Are we really ready for genuine communication with animals through AI?

Technology

Are we really ready for genuine communication with animals through AI?

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How creativity can be found in looking sideways at your goal

Mind

How creativity can be found in looking sideways at your goal

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I've been boosting my ego with a sycophant AI and it can't be healthy

Technology

I've been boosting my ego with a sycophant AI and it can't be healthy

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Simple plan could raise the billions needed to stem biodiversity loss

Environment

Simple plan could raise the billions needed to stem biodiversity loss

A 1 per cent levy on global retail sales would plug a funding gap of $200 billion when it comes to saving nature. Can COP16 get the world to agree to this ambitious proposal?

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Society

Readers deserve better from popular science books

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Next-generation technology is a critical mid-step in dementia care

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Society

Nobel prizes are still failing to celebrate the diversity of science

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Technology

It's parents who are anxious about smartphones, not their children

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