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What does Greek mythology teach us about the dangers of AI?
Believe it or not, ancient literature can provide modern humans with valuable insights into artificial intelligence.
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Unexpected discovery while 'saving' ancient monastery on steep cliff
Sümela's tumultuous history makes one think that this is a place that seems to have been created by artificial intelligence or computer graphics.
History
You may not know, solar batteries appeared 140 years ago!
Solar panels are one of mankind's greatest inventions and their history is more interesting than you might think.
Scientific works
Inside bomb shelters built half a century ago in Israel
When it comes to Israel's defense system, we often immediately think of famous air defense systems such as Iron Dome, Arrow, David's Sling and most recently Iron Beam.
Science invention
Ancient technology was more sophisticated than we think, modern people may not have expected it.
Technologies that seem to only be possible in modern times have existed since ancient times, proving the outstanding creativity of ancient people.
AI - Artificial intelligence
How soon will machines think like humans?
In the age of technology 4.0, everywhere people talk about AI and people even see AI as a 'monument' in computer technology rather than just a simple trend.
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Why can earthquakes occur far from tectonic plate boundaries?
Scientists think that about 90% of earthquakes occur in areas near tectonic plate boundaries, but sometimes they can occur in unexpected remote locations.
Health
How does the brain think?
How do thoughts form in the brain? Why does something suddenly appear in my mind?
Biology
Interesting discovery: Bees 'shake hands' with each other to play with Lego
Research shows that bees' intelligence is even beyond what we think.
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Humans' heat tolerance limit is not as high as we think
High temperatures cause many effects on organs in the human body and can lead to death.
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The truth about the tax 'nightmare' of ancient people
Taxes have been around longer than we think. In ancient times, if there was no money, people would have to pay taxes in kind.
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Even though there is no connection, why are there pyramids all over the world?
When we talk about pyramids, we often think of the Egyptian pyramids. In the minds of many people, the pyramid has become a symbol of Egypt.
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Electrodynamic shield technology to deal with lunar dust
The research team at NASA's Kennedy Space Center (USA) is thinking of many creative methods to apply Electrodynamic Dust Shield (ESD) technology.
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New research shows: Venting anger does not make us less angry
Vent your anger while you're there
Space science
Why is boiled chicken still red?
Many people think that chicken meat turns red after boiling because it is not fully cooked, but sometimes you boil it for a long time but this phenomenon still occurs, w…