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The new model can search the web, verify its outputs, and generate images up to 2K resolution.
A study in Brazil's Atlantic Forest finds that when forests and aquatic breeding sites are separated by human land use, frogs lose the beneficial skin microbes that help fend off a lethal pathogen.
A new prototype uses ferroelectric thin films to switch between high and low thermal conductivity, opening a path toward heat-based computing and smarter energy management.
The quadruped robot can now autonomously read industrial gauges, identify hazardous spills, and detect dangerous debris without human direction.
The collaboration gives the aging-focused biotech company fully funded access to cutting-edge lipid nanoparticle technology used in COVID-19 vaccines.
The spy agency is among roughly 40 organizations testing Anthropic's new AI while the company remains locked in a legal battle with the Defense Department.
Scientists used a 19th-century meteorite to recreate conditions inside the solar system's most chemically reduced planet.
The third New Glenn flight successfully reflew an orbital-class booster for the first time, but an upper stage anomaly marred the achievement.
A company called Nectome wants to map the brain's wiring after death, betting that future technology could one day bring people back to life.
New buoy measurements across multiple latitudes provide the strongest direct evidence yet that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation is slowing and could be heading toward collapse.
An international research team has developed a technique to measure qubit instability in near real time, a potential turning point for making quantum computers practical.
Nearly 10 percent of homes tested in the UK, Netherlands, and Italy had gas leaks large enough to exceed safety limits for benzene, a chemical linked to leukemia.
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