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(212) Does Antimatter Explain Why There's Something Rather Than Nothing? -

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Virginia Woolf: Personal copy of debut novel resurfaces - BBC News

A rare UK first edition featuring the author's inscriptions has been digitised and placed online.

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Gorilla thought to be male surprises zoo with birth - BBC News

Columbus Zoo in Ohio says Sully, 8, was found cradling the unexpected newborn in her arms.

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AI will 'lead to more games being made and more jobs' - BBC News

Games have been using forms of AI for years, but what does the industry think of the latest tech?

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xkcd: Global Atmospheric Circulation

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Seven AI companies agree to safeguards in the US - BBC News

White House says it's a 'critical step' towards the responsible development of the technology.

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Can houseplants purify the air in your home? - BBC News

Research shows that house plants don't make much difference to air quality.

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Amsterdam bans cruise ships to limit visitors and curb pollution - BBC News

It comes months after young British men were urged not to hold bachelor parties in the Dutch capital.

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Drones are showing us sharks like never before - BBC News

Astonishing aerial footage reveals sharks are closer to us than we think – and usually leave us alone.

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Famed US hacker Kevin Mitnick dies aged 59 - BBC News

America’s “most wanted” hacker reinvented himself as a cybersecurity consultant after time in prison.

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Beethoven skull fragments return to Vienna - BBC News

The remains have been donated by a US businessman to a university so they can be studied.

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Orca mothers keep 5-tonne sons out of trouble - BBC News

Post-menopausal killer whales protect their adult sons from fights, research shows.

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The Blue Flash: How a careless slip led to a fatal accident in the Manhatta

One day in Oppenheimer's Manhattan Project, a brief, casual moment of carelessness killed one scientist and severely injured another.

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Florida girl awarded $800,000 for McDonald's Chicken McNugget burn - BBC Ne

Her family had alleged the child received severe burns when a McDonalds nugget fell on her leg.

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Police search for suspected lion roaming Berlin area - BBC News

Residents in the south-western outskirts of the city are being told to stay indoors.

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(206) What If The Speed of Light is NOT CONSTANT? - YouTube

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Will workers be paid differently in the age of AI? - BBC Worklife

As artificial intelligence changes the nature of jobs – and how long it takes to do them – it could upend how workers are paid, too.

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Nick Clegg: AI language systems are 'quite stupid' - BBC News

Sir Nick Clegg, who now works for Facebook-owner Meta, has downplayed the risks of the current tech.

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Four arrested over €1.6m Celtic coin theft - BBC News

German authorities say investigations are continuing into the November museum heist in Bavaria.

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xkcd: Marshmallow

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Paris 2024 Olympics: Concern over French plan for AI surveillance - BBC New

CCTV will use algorithms to detect fights and abandoned bags - but not everyone is happy about it.

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How AI is bringing film stars back from the dead - BBC Future

Celebrities such as James Dean can be brought back to life thanks to artificial intelligence, but it is raising troubling questions about what rights any of us have after we die.

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Kitchen shrine serpents and more fascinating new Pompeii discoveries - BBC

New discoveries in the buried Roman city shed fresh light on life before Vesuvius erupted.

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Chamoli: Fifteen die from electrocution near India river - BBC News

The accident took place after an electricity transformer exploded near the Alaknanda river in Uttarakhand.

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Why some celebrities are embracing Artificial Intelligence deepfakes - BBC

Concerns over the impact of AI are partly behind the first Hollywood actors' strike in 43 years.

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