Six major tech companies pledge not to weaponize AI, but will politicians follow their lead?
With AI and robots becoming increasingly capable, such pledges are more and more important.
With AI and robots becoming increasingly capable, such pledges are more and more important.
It's a type of war we should do our utmost best to avoid.
It's time for a plan B for Europe's energy sector
The most important factor here, surprisingly, isn't the bombs -- but what they can set alight.
Things are heating up.
Old tricks, new ways to implement them.
War and religion -- name a more iconic duo.
We've come a long way from being scared, scrawny apes in the savannah.
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A study conducted by researchers from Leicester University shows how an entire generation of children in Gaza is traumatized by ...
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Controversy surrounds biologist E.O. Wilson’s latest publication ‘The Social Conquest of Earth’. Most of it centres on his repudiation of ...