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Radioactive Horns: The New Weapon to Save Rhinos
Radioactive Horns: The New Weapon to Save Rhinos
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Microsoft Says Russia’s FSB Hacked Foreign Embassies in Moscow
Microsoft Says Russia’s FSB Hacked Foreign Embassies in Moscow
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The EV Battle: Tesla or BYD?
The EV Battle: Tesla or BYD?
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Why is Australia Moving to Ban Kids Under 16 from YouTube?
Why is Australia Moving to Ban Kids Under 16 from YouTube?
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Tesla and Samsung Team Up to Power the Future of Self-Driving Cars
Tesla and Samsung Team Up to Power the Future of Self-Driving Cars
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Artificial Perfection? Guess AI Model Appears in Vogue Spread
Artificial Perfection? Guess AI Model Appears in Vogue Spread
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Notre-Dame Goes Digital: Microsoft Builds 3D Twin
Notre-Dame Goes Digital: Microsoft Builds 3D Twin
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AI vs Jobs: OpenAI Chief Warns of Large-Scale Automation Impact
AI vs Jobs: OpenAI Chief Warns of Large-Scale Automation Impact
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Meet the Robot That’s Replacing Loneliness with Laughter in Elderly Homes
Meet the Robot That’s Replacing Loneliness with Laughter in Elderly Homes
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Top Jobs Most at Risk From AI in 2025
Top Jobs Most at Risk From AI in 2025
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The Day That Ended Too Soon: Earth’s Record Spin
The Day That Ended Too Soon: Earth’s Record Spin
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Erbil Unveils Iraq’s Largest Water Project
Erbil Unveils Iraq’s Largest Water Project
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Radioactive Horns: The New Weapon to Save Rhinos

The University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa has launched the Rhisotope Project, a groundbreaking anti-poaching initiative that…

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Microsoft Says Russia’s FSB Hacked Foreign Embassies in Moscow

Microsoft has accused Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) of conducting a long-running cyber-espionage operation against foreign embassies and…

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The EV Battle: Tesla or BYD?

In 2025, Chinese automaker BYD emerged as a formidable global rival to Tesla, overtaking the American EV pioneer…

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Why is Australia Moving to Ban Kids Under 16 from YouTube?

Australia is planning to ban children under 16 from accessing YouTube, expanding its upcoming social media restrictions to…

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Tesla and Samsung Team Up to Power the Future of Self-Driving Cars

Elon Musk has announced that Tesla has entered a $16.5 billion chip deal with Samsung Electronics, making it…

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Artificial Perfection? Guess AI Model Appears in Vogue Spread

A new Guess campaign in Vogue has stirred widespread debate by featuring a fully AI-generated model, created by…

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Notre-Dame Goes Digital: Microsoft Builds 3D Twin

In a groundbreaking partnership, Microsoft is working with the French Ministry of Culture and heritage startup Iconem to…

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AI vs Jobs: OpenAI Chief Warns of Large-Scale Automation Impact

At a high-level event hosted by the U.S. Federal Reserve, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman outlined a stark vision…

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Meet the Robot That’s Replacing Loneliness with Laughter in Elderly Homes

Abi, a bubble-blowing humanoid robot created by Melbourne-based startup Andromeda Robotics, is transforming elderly care by bringing empathy…

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Top Jobs Most at Risk From AI in 2025

As OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warns that AI will completely eliminate entire job categories, new data highlights which…

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The Day That Ended Too Soon: Earth’s Record Spin

On July 22, 2025, Earth recorded its second-shortest day in history, spinning 1.34 milliseconds faster than the standard…

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Erbil Unveils Iraq’s Largest Water Project

The Kurdistan Region has launched its largest-ever water infrastructure project, aiming to secure Erbil’s water supply for the…

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Barbie Made of Ocean Trash Sails Into London to Raise Awareness

In a striking blend of art, science, and environmental activism, a life-sized sculpture made entirely from ocean plastic…

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From Miniatures to Dice: How Tariffs Are Reshaping the Game Industry

Tabletop gaming is becoming more expensive in the U.S. as new tariffs on imports from Europe, China, and…

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World’s Tiniest Snake Rediscovered in Barbados After Vanishing for Decades

The world’s tiniest snake, the Barbados threadsnake, has resurfaced nearly 20 years after scientists feared it was lost.…

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