AI can now attend a meeting and write code for you – here’s why you should be cautious

Microsoft recently launched a new version of all of its software with the addition of an artificial intelligence (AI) assistant that can do a variety of tasks for you. Copilot can summarise verbal conversations on Teams online meetings, present arguments for or against a particular point based on verbal discussions and answer a portion of […]

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93% of Israeli business leaders fear missing out on AI advancements

Some 93% of Israeli business leaders are deeply apprehensive about potentially missing out on the benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) advancements, according to Salesforce’s “State of Data and Analytics” report released on Monday. The report, based on insights from over 10,000 analytics, IT, and business leaders across 18 countries, spotlights key trends that are shaping […]

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Why some people don’t trust science – and how to change their minds

During the pandemic, a third of people in the UK reported that their trust in science had increased, we recently discovered. But 7% said that it had decreased. Why is there such variety of responses? For many years, it was thought that the main reason some people reject science was a simple deficit of knowledge […]

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A brief history of time – as told by a watchmaker

I once restored a 1950s timepiece for a customer who waxed lyrical about the intricacies of my work – all the while refusing to pay. They baulked when I presented them with the bill we’d previously agreed. Then they garbled on about the philosophical nature of time, still resisting payment. It was during that wistful, […]

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Lamborghini Lanzador EV | WordlessTech

Lamborghini Lanzador EV Lamborghini Lanzador EV is an electric hypercar with a higher driving position, an innovative Gran Turismo 2+2 SUV concept. Equipped with two electric motors one for each axle, the Lamborghini Lanzador EV unveiled earlier in 2023, provides all-wheel drive and efficiency in all driving conditions, on all surfaces, and in every driving style. The system delivers […]

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Mind-Reading AI turns Thoughts into text

Researchers have developed an AI system that can record silent thoughts and turn them into text. In a world-first, researchers from the GrapheneX-UTS Human-centric Artificial Intelligence Centre at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) have developed a portable, non-invasive system that can decode silent thoughts and turn them into text. The technology can help people […]

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Which zoo animals are most active in winter and what times are best to see them?

The temperature has dropped, the nights have drawn in. The winter holidays have started, families are gathered – so where can you go to fuel the imagination and get some fresh air? A zoo might not be your first thought – but with some offering reduced ticket prices and smaller crowds than in summer, your […]

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A Vibrating Pill tricking the stomach into feeling full

MIT News MIT engineers developed a vibrating pill tricking the stomach into feeling full, an ingestible capsule that might help treat obesity. Engineers have created a vibrating pill that you can swallow before a meal to make you feel full faster. When you sallow a vibrating capsule, it triggers sensors in your stomach, fooling your […]

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Israeli EdTech Innovators Shine in GESAwards Finals

Last week marked a pivotal moment for Israeli EdTech startups, as three promising ventures emerged victorious in the Israeli finals of the Global EdTech Startups Awards (GESAwards) organized by MindCET. These triumphant startups are now set to compete on the global stage at the prestigious BETT competition in London next month, representing Israel in […]

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Unusual ancient elephant tracks had our team of fossil experts stumped – how we solved the mystery

Over the past 15 years, through our scientific study of tracks and traces, we have identified more than 350 fossil vertebrate tracksites from South Africa’s Cape south coast. Most are found in cemented sand dunes, called aeolianites, and all are from the Pleistocene Epoch, ranging in age from about 35,000 to 400,000 years. During that […]

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