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You may have seen the headlines. According to TrueUp, tech companies laid off 674 people a day in 2025—a total of 245,953. So far this year, these companies have laid off an additional 131,504 people.

For quite a long time, the most common assertion regarding the threats presented by AI has been that even the most advanced systems will never reach the point where they will replace humans who are ...

After a hantavirus cluster on a Netherlands-based cruise ship killed three passengers, many are wondering if a broader outbreak could be a threat in the U.S. While Centers for Disease Control and ...

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It’s kind of shocking that there aren’t more people in the entertainment industry actively pushing back on the encroachment of AI, presumably because their interests are primarily driven by profits, ...

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Scientists speculate that human eyes stand out more than chimpanzee eyes because there’s an advantage for humans in being able to see the subtle cues communicated by eye movement. Credit: PR Newswire ...

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Alumna, author and machine learning expert Vivienne Ming explains why the best defense against AI’s downsides is investing in human skills — and using the technology inquisitively, not passively ...