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Quantum memory device could stop unhackable networks from failing

[ad_1] A quantum version of RAM might improve long-distance quantum networks Dmitriy Rybin/Shutterstock A quantum version of a random access memory can read and write

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Stark, haunting images show Kazakhstan’s former nuclear testing ground

[ad_1] The remains of an observation tower at Opytnoe Pole Eddo Hartmann, Netherlands, Finalist, Professional competition, Landscape, Sony World Photography Awards 2024 THESE photos, all

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Could two genetically modified mice come in handy on Valentine’s Day?

[ad_1] Time for love Valentine’s Day celebrates coupling. Alan McWilliam tells Feedback about an offer he received, before the most recent Valentine’s Day, from a

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AI chatbot models ‘think’ in English even when using other languages

[ad_1] When answering questions posed in Chinese, French, German or Russian, large language models seem to process the queries in English, which could create cultural

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How one theory ties together everything we know about the universe

[ad_1] You can sip your coffee thanks to the fundamental forces of nature Vladimir Arndt / Alamy The following is an extract from our Lost

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Engineers are diverting Mississippi river to restore Louisiana’s coast

[ad_1] Silt from the centre of the US runs down the Mississippi river to the sea Gerald Herbert/ AP / Alamy The Mississippi river flows

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A tale of two mysteries: ghostly neutrinos and the proton decay puzzle

[ad_1] Construction of the DUNE 35-ton prototype detector Reidar Hahn AT SOME point in our lives, most of us learn that atoms are comprised of

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How manners can be a weapon to divide and disempower

[ad_1] THIS isn’t just any election year. With half the world set to participate in democratic votes, 2024 is being called the election year. As

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AI chatbots use racist stereotypes even after anti-racism training

[ad_1] Hundreds of millions of people already use commercial AI chatbots Ju Jae-young/Shutterstock Commercial AI chatbots demonstrate racial prejudice toward speakers of African American English

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Salmon farms are increasingly being hit by mass die-offs

[ad_1] Salmon killed by an algal bloom at a fish farm in Norway Berit Roald/EPA-EFE/Shuttersto​ck Farmed salmon have been dying off en masse more frequently