AI Is Quietly Deciding Which Art Enters History, Study Warns
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to classify, attribute, and evaluate works of art, and a new study argues that...
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to classify, attribute, and evaluate works of art, and a new study argues that...
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For most children, a trip to the playground is pure joy: the rush of a steep slide, the challenge of...
When researchers measure the activity of thousands of genes at once, they face a paradox that has shaped computational biology...
For the growing population of women who have survived a hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, one of the most consequential and...
A flickering light and a humming tone, pulsing together at 40 times per second, sound more like a meditation gadget...
A threatened perennial climber with a long history of medicinal use in the arid zones of South Asia and Africa...
A peer-reviewed paper that examined how artificial intelligence could reshape communication research has itself become a cautionary tale about the...
Why do some peaches glow with a deep, healthy green while others fade toward pale yellow or blush red? The...
For patients with head and neck cancer, the treatment designed to save their lives often inflicts a cruel secondary wound:...
In one of the most ambitious epigenomic studies yet attempted in livestock, researchers have assembled a vast multi-omics atlas of...
In a greenhouse in Pisa, young olive trees have been quietly revealing one of the most intimate conversations in biology:...
Training an artificial intelligence system to outline every object in a photograph usually demands thousands of painstakingly annotated images, with...
On a growing number of farms in southwestern Nigeria, chickens and fish share the same piece of land in a...
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For millions of older adults living with chronic low back pain, the options are often frustratingly narrow. Painkillers can clash...
Thailand’s fight against educational inequality has a new evidence base. A study published in Heliyon has provided one of the...
Hydrogen fuel cells promise clean power for cars, trucks, and even aircraft, but their commercialization has long been throttled by...
Chocolate has long occupied a paradoxical place in nutrition science: a food beloved across cultures, yet one whose sugar and...
Breast-conserving surgery has long been considered the gold standard for women with early-stage breast cancer, sparing patients the physical and...
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