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When rising temperatures make air conditioning a costly necessity, this new cement might just be the solution you’ve been looking for. Developed by researchers at Southeast University in China and published in Science Advances, this specially engineered cement doesn’t simply absorb the sun’s heat—it reflects it. By skilfully incorporating reflective ettringite crystals into its mix, […]
Read article →When rising temperatures make air conditioning a costly necessity, this new cement might just be the solution you’ve been looking for. Developed by researchers at Southeast University in China and…
Taiwan’s electronics manufacturers have adapted swiftly. In less than three years, firms like Foxconn—traditionally known for smartphones and laptops—have shifted focus as AI servers now drive revenue. This change is…
Nate Soares, from the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, lays it out plainly—retirement isn’t really on his horizon. “I just don’t expect the world to be around,” he notes, setting the…
Artificial Intelligence systems, whether they’re used for loan approvals or police patrolling, can sometimes amplify subtle biases, leading to outcomes that aren’t fair. If you’ve ever been frustrated by a…
In Silicon Valley, a lively debate is stirring over whether AI could ever truly become conscious—and if it does, whether it should have rights. Microsoft’s AI lead, Mustafa Suleyman, sounds…
Researchers have developed a clever new technique to control phase boundaries in thin film materials simply by tweaking their thickness. This method allows us to craft non-toxic energy storage materials…
More and more people are turning to digital solutions for health and therapy advice, but experts advise caution. If you’ve ever struggled to get a quick appointment or faced high…
A recent MIT report is turning conventional thinking on its head. While headlines have bemoaned a 95% failure rate for corporate generative AI pilots, the reality is far more nuanced.…
