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World's leading artificial intelligence outsmarted in Go with just a 'trivial trick'
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Is artificial intelligence really an existential threat?
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a hot topic, attracting the attention of both scientists and the public.
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Using AI to draw portraits of Leonardo da Vinci, Alexander the Great in the 21st century and the cool ending
What would Leonardo da Vinci, Alexander the Great or Van Gogh look like in the 21st century?
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AI can predict 'tipping points' for future disasters
Computer scientists have created an artificial intelligence (AI) program that can predict when catastrophic tipping points will occur and want to use it to forecast ecol…
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Artificial intelligence paints the 21st century Mona Lisa
What would the Mona Lisa look like if it was painted by Leonardo Da Vinci in the 21st century? Artificial intelligence (AI) technology has just answered this question.
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Using AI to simulate countries in the year 5000
AI simulated countries in the year 5000, what changes will our world have?
Science invention
Britain's failed explosive car invention
The Panjandrum was a rocket-propelled vehicle carrying a large amount of explosives, designed by the British during World War II but testing showed that the weapon was a…
Science invention
The world's greatest inventions in 2022
The world has faced many crises in 2022, and overcoming the biggest of them will be a huge and long-term challenge.
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Surprise with 10 products you use every day that contain petroleum
You may be surprised to know that everything from chocolate, vanilla ice cream, aspirin to toothpaste, perfume, cosmetics and many other household products contain petro…
Oceanography
Decoding the reasons why killer whales attack ships
The killer whales that crash into and sink ships in the Strait of Gibraltar may just be juveniles frolicking and following a behavioral trend.
Archeology
Shocking research: Egyptians had cancer surgery 4,300 years ago
The remains of an ancient Egyptian not only retain evidence of metastatic cancer but also traces of a shocking brain surgery.
Space science
Chinese astronaut completes first spacewalk
CMSA said the Shenzhou-18 crew is in good health and the space station complex is operating smoothly, creating favorable conditions to conduct space activities.
Space science
The journey to transport the world's largest camera to the top of the mountain
The 3-ton digital camera overcame the journey by plane and truck to safely reach the observatory on the top of the mountain more than 2,700m high.