Larry Ellison is investing up to $165 million to turn University of Oxford science research into products

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Larry Ellison, the cofounder of Oracle.

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Another safety researcher quits OpenAI, citing the dissolution of 'AGI Readiness' team

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A parade of OpenAI researchers focused on safety have left the company this year.

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Mount Everest Is Getting Taller

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Mount Everest as seen from an airplane.

Can the billion-dollar bet on biotech finally reverse aging?

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Billionaires are backing top scientists racing to develop tech that could reverse aging. Cellular reprogramming promises to rejuvenate the body — but how does it work, and is it safe?

The World’s Most Powerful X-Ray Laser Is Getting a Huge Upgrade

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Digital-twin technology could be an archaeologist's most powerful tool

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Scientists are closer than ever to deciphering the secret language of sperm whales. AI could be the key.

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Sperm whales are highly-intelligent, social creatures. Project CETI wants to decode their complex language.

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Scientists used AI to figure out elephants have names for themselves

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Elephants in Kenya in 2023.

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Clarence Thomas raised him 'as a son.' Now he's facing 25-plus years on weapons and drug charges.

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Clarence Thomas raised his grandnephew, Mark Martin, like a son. Martin is facing multiple drugs and weapons charges and says he hasn't heard from the Supreme Court justice in years.

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Scientists finally think they know where the most dangerous part of this US earthquake zone is and it's bad news for Washington

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The Cascadia Subduction Zone just off the Pacific Coast of the US can trigger earthquakes greater than magnitude 8. For the first time, scientists have created a comprehensive map of its subsurface.

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