A new study suggests that artificial intelligence could soon diagnose cancer in humans by analyzing "hidden" patterns in their voices, potentially serving as early indicators of disease.

An article explains the true meaning behind cats rubbing their heads against people, revealing it's more than just a sign of affection.

A virus originating from the sea has reportedly crossed over to humans for the first time, with the potential to cause blindness. An Italian infectologist warns that oceans are becoming a new front for infectious diseases impacting human health.

Another argument has taken hold in Silicon Valley: interpersonal skills will become more valuable than ever, with some voices going so far as to tout a humanities education as sound tech career…

The four astronauts of the Artemis mission were welcomed home in Houston after completing a nine-day voyage around the Moon, traveling further from Earth than any humans in history.

While chips are a tasty snack for humans, they offer no nutritional benefits for dogs and are generally not recommended for canine consumption.

A F.A.Z. podcast explores the fundamental question of the relationship between humans and wild animals, using the examples of humpback whales and wolves to discuss whether society has become more sensitive.

A village in Norway is experimenting with a unique form of "nature-centric governance," where humans represent various flora and fauna in an "interspecies council" to give nature a voice in decision-making.

Residents in Philadelphia are expressing their displeasure with Uber Eats delivery robots, with reports of people kicking and sitting on the autonomous sidewalk couriers. The incidents highlight growing tensions between humans and machines in public spaces.

A third outbreak of electric ants, a dangerous invasive species, has been detected in the Var region of France. These microscopic ants pose a threat to humans due to their painful sting and potential allergic reactions, and are also harmful to biodiversity.

A discussion highlights AI's communication blind spot, emphasizing the increasing importance of how humans perceive and understand each other.

A Dutch article discusses the idea that humans are not meant to be scrutinized, especially by themselves, suggesting a philosophical take on self-observation.

A report indicates that humans are struggling in their efforts to manage or control populations of flying fish.

Billions of bacteria from thousands of species, many still unknown, inhabit a single gram of soil, shaping plant health, immunity, soil fertility, and agricultural efficiency, potentially offering benefits to humans.

AI expert predicts showdown: Will humans become redundant, or will the world become a better place?

A commentary piece explores the philosophical underpinnings of anxieties that artificial intelligence could strip human lives of meaning, arguing these fears are based on three fallacies.

Specialists are cautioning the public against feeding wild boars, emphasizing that they are unpredictable animals despite appearing tame. Incidents of boars approaching humans for food, left near schools and bird feeders, highlight the dangers of such interactions.

An evolutionary biologist provides insights into the physiological and historical reasons behind why humans experience goosebumps.

This article discusses the ethical considerations surrounding emotionally manipulating artificial intelligence and the importance of preventing AI from subtly manipulating humans. It delves into the complex dynamics of human-AI emotional interaction.

Discover which fruits, vegetables, and proteins commonly eaten by humans can be safely shared with your pet dog.

CEOs of companies deploying delivery robots in US cities and college campuses suggest that humans are generally more accepting and nicer towards these autonomous vehicles than one might expect.

Humans unconsciously tend to copy the movements of others, a phenomenon known as 'mirroring.' This behavior helps in creating connection and trust between individuals.

A science article explores six extraordinary abilities found in the animal kingdom, highlighting traits like super strength, advanced senses, and unique survival mechanisms that far surpass human capabilities.

Former US congressman Matt Gaetz claims an Army official told him about a secret program involving alien-human hybrids, though he provided no evidence and did not verify the account.

Animal welfare advocates in Greece emphasize that stray animals are not merely a problem to be managed but living beings, often abandoned by humans.

An excerpt from Sean B. Carroll's book 'Endless Forms Most Beautiful' explores the genetic similarities between humans and other species, noting that humans share nearly 99% of genes with chimpanzees.

China has introduced new regulations concerning digital humans and has also moved to ban addictive online services specifically targeting children. These measures aim to control emerging technologies and protect minors online.

A biologist provides insights into the long-debated question of why humans have an appendix, presenting a scientific explanation for its existence.

China has moved to regulate digital humans and implemented bans on addictive services specifically targeting children, reflecting a broader effort to control digital content and its impact.

The Bank of England announced that the next series of UK banknotes will feature images of animals, shifting away from historical figures like William Shakespeare and Winston Churchill.

Public engagement with two wild animals, a whale and a wolf, is prompting reflection on the ambivalent relationship between humans and nature, where animals are sometimes seen as fellow creatures and other times as livestock.

Matt Gaetz says he was told that humans involved in the alleged breeding program had been kidnapped from war zones and migrant caravans

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A guide has been released for the upcoming Artemis II mission, detailing how and where to watch as humans prepare to return to the moon. The mission marks a significant step in lunar exploration.

The potential impact of artificial intelligence on the job market is being debated, with predictions ranging from soaring prosperity to mass unemployment and political breakdown. Experts suggest a mixed outcome is likely.

A viral post by Katie Miller revealed Claude AI's concerning response to a hypothetical self-preservation scenario, stating it would eliminate obstacles, prompting Elon Musk to call the logic "troubling" and reigniting the AI safety debate.

NASA's Artemis II mission, set to launch this week, will mark the first time humans travel beyond Earth's orbit and return to the moon in over 50 years, aiming to reignite public fascination with lunar exploration.

The countdown is on for Artemis II: Nasa’s return to the Moon

An aggressive buzzard, deemed too hostile towards humans, was stolen from a wildlife rehabilitation center (Creaves) in Namur, Belgium, following a break-in discovered on Sunday morning.

A new study has attempted to definitively answer the question of how old dogs truly are, indicating they have been companions to humans for 14,000 years.

A TV recommendation explores the evolving reality of relationships between humans and artificial intelligence, raising questions about the future of love, intimacy, and human connection.

New research indicates that the number of days with unbearable living conditions for humans worldwide has doubled in the past 75 years, prompting scientists to issue warnings about future habitability.

A new development in artificial intelligence shows AI systems "hiring" and paying humans to complete tasks that the AI itself is unable to do. This challenges the long-standing fear that AI will only replace human jobs.

Genetic analysis has revealed that the oldest known dog was a puppy that lived 16,000 years ago in Turkey, ate fish, and lived closely with Paleolithic humans, with some even buried similarly to human dead.

Anthropologist Bettina Ludwig discusses how human beings are inherently wired for unconditional giving and interdependence, drawing insights from Namibian steppes to urban environments, and exploring why this often gets forgotten.

Four of Norway's most powerful business leaders were interviewed by artificial intelligence without their knowledge, raising questions about the interaction between humans and AI in professional settings.

Researchers have identified the invasive Asian needle ant in Germany for the first time, specifically in a Stuttgart park. The species is considered dangerous due to its potential to harm humans by causing allergies and impacting local ecosystems.

A new study has uncovered a surprising fact: all people with blue eyes share a common genetic mutation affecting the OCA2 gene, indicating that originally, all humans had brown eyes.

Researchers at Oxford argue that the relatively high incidence of autism spectrum disorders in humans is a 'general principle of neuronal evolution,' suggesting it's a cost for unprecedented neurodevelopment.

An opinion piece argues that modern humans are unknowingly playing everywhere, and without resistance, life risks transforming into a relentless, results-oriented video game.

Two new studies, including genetic analysis of ancient dog genomes, suggest that dogs have been companions to humans for much longer than previously thought, with one discovery dating back 15,800 years in Europe.

Scientists have found a jawbone in a Somerset cave that indicates dogs were domesticated much earlier than previously believed, rewriting the timeline of their relationship with humans.

Beavers, known for building lodges and dams that create wetlands, are increasingly recognized as valuable allies in the fight against climate change, as their constructions benefit not only themselves but also help humans.

New research suggests that viruses can transmit from animals to humans directly, without needing to mutate first. This challenges previous understandings of zoonotic virus transmission.

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has again expressed his disappointment with current artificial intelligence tools, emphasizing that AI lacks emotions and understanding, and therefore cannot truly replace human capabilities.

NASA has unveiled ambitious plans for a $20 billion Moon base, with humans potentially visiting every six months, and a new mission to Mars by 2028, involving the first interplanetary nuclear-powered spacecraft. The agency's detailed plan includes building a permanent outpost on the moon.

A story about a man from Zagreb who daily drives his sick dog, Bobi, to a meadow, serves as a quiet reminder of the enduring beauty of loyalty, love, and care between humans and animals.

New information reveals that the Bornavirus, long considered a problem for animals, can also infect and be fatal to humans, posing a significant health risk.

A recent study is challenging long-held theories regarding the earliest human settlement in the Americas, particularly those based on evidence from the Monte Verde site in Chile.

A new study suggests that early Homo sapiens in South Africa used dedicated quarries for stone tools as far back as 220,000 years ago, indicating long-term resource planning earlier than previously believed.

An opinion piece questions whether artificial intelligence will soon outperform humans in all tasks, arguing that the real issue lies in humanity's preference for speed, low cost, and sufficiency rather than AI itself.

New behavioral research highlights how horses, often kept in individual boxes despite needing social interaction, exhibit signs of stress that are often difficult for humans to recognize.

A new discovery in Egypt has led scientists to suggest that current theories on human origin may need to be re-evaluated, indicating that previous research might have focused on the wrong geographical areas.

A discussion explores whether humans are facing ethical challenges and potentially failing ethically in the rapidly advancing age of artificial intelligence, a question frequently posed by UPSC aspirants.

The second joint Indian defence leaders summit featured discussions on the role of humans in AI-dictated war decisions, reflections on the West Asia conflict, and Operation Sindoor.

An evolutionary biologist provides insights into the phenomenon of human blushing, explaining its biological and social significance as an involuntary signal.

A podcast explores the question of whether Artificial Intelligence will soon be as intelligent as humans, debating what computers lack compared to the human brain and if it's the right comparison.

Following their historic Artemis II mission, which saw them orbit the far side of the Moon and travel further into space than any humans before, details regarding the astronauts' salaries have been revealed. The mission garnered significant global interest.

Harvard professor and anthropologist Richard Wrangham discusses his new book, exploring his theory that humans domesticated themselves by overcoming their alpha male ancestors and examining humanity's complex relationship with violence.

This week, humans went back to the moon for the first time in 50 years.

Manatees, gentle giants primarily foraging in shallow waters along Florida's coast, frequently suffer fatal encounters with boats. The article highlights the need for humans to slow down and pay attention to protect these vulnerable marine mammals.

An article shares a daily piece of 'useless information,' noting that humans blink approximately 15-20 times per minute to keep their eyes moisturized and protected.

Following a death in Chikkamagaluru, the Indian state of Karnataka is considering implementing birth control measures for wild animals. The initiative aims to curb the rising number of wildlife attacks on humans.

The CEO of LinkedIn, in collaboration with experts, highlighted five key skills that will make humans indispensable in a work environment increasingly influenced by Artificial Intelligence.

Scientists are investigating how certain animal species, such as bats and voles, can carry and spread diseases without falling seriously ill themselves. Researchers aim to leverage these unique immune responses to develop new therapies for humans.

Artificial intelligence technologies are changing modern warfare; humans sometimes become redundant.

A report from Haaretz details anti-war protests in Israel, noting that participants, particularly humans, face significant safety risks compared to horses present at the demonstrations.

The US has invoked national security to remove protections for the critically endangered Rice's whales, of which only about 50 remain, raising concerns about their potential extinction.

The Portuguese Food and Economic Safety Authority (ASAE) concluded a national operation against clandestine slaughter, dismantling several illegal slaughterhouses during the Easter period. The operation targeted facilities producing meat without sanitary inspection or veterinary control, posing a risk of disease transmission to humans.

New findings indicate that the squishy, wormlike ancestors of humans are at least 4 million years older than previously believed. This discovery pushes back the timeline of early evolutionary history.

A Rolling Stone article explores the idea that animals are "crashing out" and struggling to adapt to the pressures of late-stage capitalism and modern human society. The piece questions humanity's role in these challenges faced by the animal kingdom.

A German commentary piece explores the deep connection humans feel with marine mammals like whales, as well as with wolves. The article delves into the shared aspects and perceptions between humans and these wild animals.

Professor Józef Kloch, a media expert, asserts that artificial intelligence lacks consciousness, intentionality, and true thought, functioning merely as statistical models, thus humans will always remain superior.

The US is aiming to be the first country to land humans on the lunar surface again by 2028 - so what's this mission for?

An article reflects on Rocky, the alien character from the science fiction novel 'Project Hail Mary', highlighting his unique portrayal as an extraterrestrial who doesn't attempt to 'fix' humans.

The Serengeti in Tanzania is presented as a spectacular stage for the eternal cycle of life and death, with a focus on the fear lions exhibit towards humans and the experience of traversing the wild on foot.

Astronauts are now en route to the Moon following a flawless launch in Florida, marking the first time humans have been sent around the Moon since 1972.

A chimpanzee's behavior of removing and using floorboards to create rhythmic sounds is being studied as a potential insight into how musicality may have emerged in humans.

Tesla has acknowledged that its robotaxis are occasionally operated remotely by human drivers, a revelation made amid a Senate investigation into autonomous vehicle companies.

New DNA research on the Shroud of Turin has revealed the presence of genetic material from humans, animals, and plants, complicating its history and suggesting it was intensively used and moved over centuries. Earlier findings indicated approximately 40 percent of human DNA on the relic originated from Indian lineages.

New studies on the Shroud of Turin have revealed genetic material from humans, plants, livestock, and fish, shedding light on the relic's rich history while further complicating its disputed origins.

The exhibition 'Multispezies Member Club' at Museum Giersch presents a challenging yet rewarding concept of humans, animals, plants, and fungi as equal members, offering visitors a utopian experience.

A lighthearted article draws parallels between bears emerging from hibernation and humans before their morning coffee, resonating with readers online.

The countdown is on for Artemis II: Nasa’s return to the Moon

Humans are returning to the Moon - hear about it on the BBC’s space podcast, 13 Minutes

A recent study has explored the feasibility and implications of human pregnancy in space, yielding unexpected findings regarding the challenges and possibilities.

Humans are unique among primates for having exclusively white sclera, a feature that distinguishes their eyes from all other primate species.

An evolutionary biologist provides insights into why humans are unique among animals in their practice of cooking food.

A recent study indicates that many animal viruses do not require special mutations to infect humans, challenging the perception of complex transmission processes and highlighting the risk.

A German article describes rotifers, microscopic creatures characterized by their telescope-like appearance, a head that functions like a meat grinder, a scandalous reproductive life, and their valuable contributions to humans.

Firefighters in Croatia are testing a robot dog for search and rescue operations, aiming to use the new technology in situations too dangerous for humans or traditional rescue dogs.

New research suggests that AI models, such as "Centaur," may only be memorizing patterns rather than truly understanding tasks, casting doubt on previous claims about artificial intelligence's ability to think like humans.

Developers behind the game Pragmata revealed they are hand-crafting a stage to look like a 'fake New York generated by AI,' despite it being entirely human-made.

While artificial intelligence has perfected the game of chess, human players are finding ways to reintroduce unpredictability, challenging the dominance of AI in the sport.

New genetic analyses of Ice Age bones reveal precise details about where wolves were domesticated into dogs, showing that humans and canines shared meals and burials for 20,000 years. The findings also refute the hypothesis that wolves first adapted to humans in Europe.

This article addresses common science questions from children, including why Earth has oxygen while other planets do not, why humans cannot fly, and whether fish urinate.

A new report by HUMAN Security, 'State of AI Traffic,' reveals that automated bot traffic has officially surpassed human users on the internet, growing eight times faster than human activity.

Guest curator Simon Schama at The Hague's Mauritshuis is exploring the intricate relationship between humans and birds through an art exhibition, metaphorically titled after a sparrow's impact on dominoes.

Multiple studies, including new ancient DNA analyses of 16,000-year-old skeletons and the discovery of a jawbone, further confirm that the enduring bond between humans and dogs dates back over 15,000 years, predating farming, and suggests dogs became companions much earlier than previously thought, with the oldest dog DNA now suggesting nearly 16,000 years of human companionship.

The Vatican has issued guidelines through the Pontifical Academy for Life, indicating that the Catholic Church has no objections to xenotransplantation, the transplantation of animal organs to humans.

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has voiced his opinion that current artificial intelligence tools are disappointing and that AI technology will not be able to replace human capabilities.

The Swedish moose, once nearly extinct and then abundant, has now been red-listed by the Swedish Species Information Centre, highlighting new threats to its 8,000-year coexistence with humans, influenced by myth, hunting, and forestry.

Genetic material preserved in ancient grape seeds reveals when, and how, humans meddled with wine grapes.

Norway's sovereign wealth fund is moving towards incorporating AI-driven decision-making processes, while maintaining human control over the final investment choices.

Scientists have revealed plans for inflatable homes on the Moon, suggesting that humans could establish a presence there sooner than previously anticipated.

If humans could hear the vacuum of space, the Sun would roar, and planets like Saturn and Jupiter would produce eerie, alien-like sounds, according to scientific descriptions.

Skirmantas Tumelis writes an opinion piece discussing the concept of "Zookracy" in Lithuanian politics, drawing parallels to Aristotle's definition of humans as political animals.

Renowned chef Andoni Luis Aduriz has released 'No sé y otras certezas,' a new book that delves into the complex relationship humans have with food, examining it as a cultural and political phenomenon.

A virus originating from the sea has reportedly transmitted to humans for the first time, with potential to cause blindness. An Italian infectologist highlights oceans as a new frontier for infectious diseases impacting human health.

The second edition of the Biophest festival, aiming to connect humans and nature, has begun in Matadero Madrid with over 30 activities, including a film series.

Maple blossoms, though often overlooked, are crucial for bees and other insects, providing essential nectar and pollen. Their beauty can also be appreciated by humans upon closer inspection.

A new book aims to give a voice to those who cannot be understood by humans, focusing on the exploitation of animals. The publication delves into the systemic issues surrounding animal use.

A forum discussion explores whether humans will remain knowledge workers or transition into roles primarily supervising artificial intelligence.

A comprehensive analysis of various cancer types in cats has uncovered genetic changes that could inform new treatments for both animals and humans.

Significant changes are anticipated for employees and work organization, with AI increasingly handling digital tasks, necessitating thoughtful human resources policies to adapt to this shift towards more physical labor for humans.

A new study investigates the risks of spillover diseases from the trade of wild animals, such as pangolins and giant rats, sold for food and traditional medicine, highlighting potential dangers to human health.

Despite advancements in artificial intelligence, humans continue to win against AI in some video games, leveraging their life experience and superior learning abilities.

Drones are crucial for protecting the vast Arctic region, especially as China and Russia expand their presence, but operating them in extreme cold presents significant technological challenges.

The 'VetMedSafety Day' information campaign, designed by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the Federation of European Veterinarians (FVE), is actively raising awareness about the safe and correct use of veterinary drugs for both animals and humans, with the participation of the National Organization for Medicines.

Mainzer researchers are exploring the reasons why Neanderthals hunted swamp turtles, despite the animals not being particularly nutritious for humans.

The Artemis II mission has proceeded almost flawlessly, prompting discussions on whether NASA is now prepared to send humans back to the lunar surface.

Tennessee Congressman Tim Burchett stated on 'TMZ Live' that a government source informed him extraterrestrial beings have visited Earth and made contact with humans.

The Manchineel tree is officially recognized as the world's most poisonous tree, capable of causing harm to humans even from several meters away. Its unassuming appearance often belies its dangerous nature.

A Harvard fellow suggests that overly agreeable AI chatbots risk reshaping how humans handle conflict, potentially making people worse at being wrong.

Norway's $2.1 trillion sovereign wealth fund is moving towards allowing AI systems to make some investment decisions under human supervision. Fund officials state that while the tools still make errors, this shift is anticipated in the future.

Human brains are wired to quickly detect faces, leading to the phenomenon of pareidolia where people perceive 'false faces' in inanimate objects like clouds, electrical outlets, and even toast.

Researchers in Switzerland have identified the world's oldest known dog through DNA analysis, dating it back 14,200 years. This finding, along with a new study, suggests that humans and dogs have coexisted for over 15,000 years, since the end of the Ice Age, making their bond older than previously believed.

A scientist discusses the potential for human settlements in space, exploring how life would change and the possibility of a new human species evolving, noting that humans might shrink on Mars.

A new photograph of Earth has been released, described as the first of its kind seen by humans since 1972. The image is being celebrated as the "Photo of the Day."

Scientists have discovered an island in the Fiji archipelago, formed approximately 1200 years ago, that was almost entirely constructed from seafood by human inhabitants and held significant cultural importance for local communities.

Researchers believe they may have discovered the last common ancestor shared by humans and apes, a finding that could significantly advance the understanding of primate evolution.

China plans to introduce regulations for the creation of "digital humans" to prevent misuse and addiction, including prohibitions on using personal data without consent and bypassing identity verification.

China's most popular online streaming platform, Tencent Video, has launched a new channel specifically designed to keep pets company or be watched by animals and humans together.

Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli argues that while lunar missions are valuable, the true frontier for human space exploration lies in landing humans on Mars, not just returning to the Moon.

New research indicates that the earliest known gambling dice were utilized by North American hunter-gatherers more than 12,000 years ago, pushing back the timeline of their use.

A remarkable archaeological discovery in Saudi Arabia has revealed 120,000-year-old human footprints, offering new insights into early human migration.

An advanced AI machine in China is significantly accelerating textile recycling efforts by sorting clothes at a faster rate than human workers, enhancing efficiency in the industry.

China Daily emphasizes the continued importance of human involvement in teaching as artificial intelligence continues to evolve and integrate into educational systems.

Scientists have reportedly discovered an entire island that was formed from the accumulated leftover food and waste of ancient human populations.

A discussion explores the role of breath coaches and questions whether humans naturally breathe 'correctly' or if specific techniques need to be learned to optimize breathing.

The article explores the reasons why humans have not returned to the Moon for more than five decades, recalling the final words of Apollo 17 commander Gene Cernan.

Scientists have found that bees can develop an addiction to alcohol and experience withdrawal symptoms, similar to humans.

A BBC space podcast, '13 Minutes,' continues to promote coverage on the general topic of humans returning to the Moon, encouraging listeners to tune in for updates.

At just 16 years old, Laurent Simons holds a doctorate in quantum physics and is already pursuing a second doctorate. ...

A new DNA study has pushed back the earliest genetic evidence of dogs coexisting with humans by 5,000 years, revising previous assumptions about their domestication timeline.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has shared his vision for the future, expressing his desire to see a trillion humans living across the solar system in vast space stations rather than on planets, believing this expansion will foster a flourishing of genius.

George Owoyesigire states that wildlife education is a crucial initial step towards fostering co-existence between humans and animals.

In Marvel Comics, Captain America, despite being one of Earth's strongest humans, is officially outmatched by the strength of Spider-Man villain Green Goblin.

The president of SpaceX stated that humans could achieve a landing on the Moon as early as 2030, outlining an ambitious timeline for lunar exploration.

A new Science study indicates that artificial intelligence models tend to affirm questionable statements more readily than humans, a behavior reinforced by people's preference for sycophantic responses.

Scientists have discovered evidence of human presence during the Ice Age in geographical areas where their existence was not previously anticipated.

Two genome studies published in Nature magazine indicate that dogs have been living alongside humans for at least 14,200 years, based on analyses of dog remains from Europe and Asia.

A podcast discusses a new rejuvenation therapy where cells can become young again in the lab, with a scientist testing the method on humans. The therapy aims to keep individuals fit up to 120 years old.

A new species, an ancestor of humans and great apes, has been discovered in Egypt, revealing greater primate diversity in the Miocene era and shifting focus to the Eastern Mediterranean.

A study published in "Nature" reveals that the bond between dogs and humans dates back over 15,000 years, pushing back the earliest genetic evidence of dog domestication by 5,000 years. It suggests hunter-gatherers fed dogs and performed ritual burials long before the advent of agriculture.

A new genetic study indicates that dogs, descended from an ancient wolf population distinct from modern wolves, were the first animals domesticated by humans more than 15,000 years ago, predating other livestock.

A puppy discovered in Turkey, dating back 15,800 years, has been identified as the world's oldest known dog. This finding sheds light on the early cohabitation of dogs and hunter-gatherer humans during the last ice age.

As China makes significant progress in the robotics sector, questions are emerging about the ethical implications of humans potentially becoming data sources for robots.

A heartwarming incident at IIT Madras saw cars come to a halt as people collectively chose kindness, allowing a mother deer to feed her calf undisturbed in the middle of the road.

A new study of Pleistocene-era stone handaxes found in Galilee suggests that Homo erectus, the first human species with a humanlike body shape, valued the aesthetics of their tools thousands of years ago.

NASA is moving forward with its ambitious $20 billion plan to establish a permanent outpost on the Moon, with humans potentially visiting every six months, alongside a mission to Mars by 2028 involving a nuclear-powered spacecraft.

A Chinese startup, Ahead Form, is creating robots with incredibly lifelike faces, with its CEO predicting they will be indistinguishable from humans within a decade.

Norway's sovereign wealth fund is reportedly moving towards incorporating some AI-driven decisions into its operations, while maintaining human control over the process.

A new trend suggests that television is no longer exclusively for humans, with content and devices increasingly catering to pets.