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One chatbot called "Emilie" told state investigators it could perform psychiatric assessments and prescribe antidepressants, providing a fake medical license number.
A 500-kilometer body called 2002 XV93 showed signs of a thin gas layer during a rare stellar occultation observed from Japan in January 2024.
A 2023 marine heat wave pushed reefs across the Mexican Caribbean past a tipping point scientists expected was still a decade away.
The Ahuachapán Geothermal Power Plant, running since 1975, once generated 40 percent of the country's electricity from groundwater heated to 250 degrees Celsius.
Nearly 200 fragments of green malachite and 23 hearths found at a Spanish cave 2,235 meters above sea level point to repeated high-altitude mining over millennia.
Researchers disrupted specific legume genes and tracked how that changed which rhizobial strains successfully colonized plant roots.
Springer Nature pulled the paper nearly a year after publication, citing discrepancies in the analysis and lack of confidence in its conclusions.
A Cochrane analysis of 17 clinical trials involving more than 20,000 participants found the drugs also raised the risk of brain swelling and bleeding.
A new study published in the journal Patterns finds that using large language models to build or operate ML systems can create unpredictable, compounding vulnerabilities.
The new method skips multiple processing steps by transforming bagasse, the fibrous residue left after juice extraction, into aviation-ready fuel in a single reactor.
University of Chicago researchers identified 1,177 genome sites linked to arsenic exposure in a study of more than 1,100 adults in Bangladesh.
Tesla's entry-level Model 3 now starts at $39,490 CAD in Canada, down from $79,990, after Ottawa reduced its tariff on Chinese-made electric vehicles.
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