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A new study of Earth's health says the planet is outside its “safe operating space for humanity” on six out of nine key measurements

White House officials concerned about AI chatbots' potential for societal harm and the Silicon Valley powerhouses rushing them to market are heavily invested in a three-day competition ending Sunday at the DefCon hacker convention in Las Vegas

Open-source models are particularly vulnerable, while Anthropic's Claude 2 was the most secure

Improvements in range and technology and reduction in costs are likely to drive the change, as per the Carnegie Mellon and Yale University Study

"Zero knowledge proofs are going to become a fundamental part of humanity’s infrastructure,” says Zooko Wilcox, cofounder of Zcash.

This is the fourth and final coaches poll for the 2023 spring campaign.

Students at Carnegie Mellon University are sending America's first robotic lunar rover to the moon this May, beating NASA to the punch by about a year.

Students at Carnegie Mellon University are sending America's first lunar rover to the moon this May, beating NASA to the punch by about a year.

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ChatGPT, a new artificial intelligence-powered chatbot with advanced conversational abilities, may have the capability to become such a tutor

Imagine a private tutor that never gets tired, has access to massive amounts of data and is free for everyone. In 1966, Stanford philosophy professor Patrick Suppes did just that when he made this prediction: One day, computer technology would evolve so that “millions of schoolchildren” would have access to…