Will Digital Product Passports Change the Game in Fashion?
Digital Product Passports will tell consumers about the sustainability of their clothes. Will they reduce the industry’s carbon emissions?
23/09/2024 Reset.org
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Growth ‘driven by private sector’, Chancellor tells small business bosses
The Chancellor has met with small business leaders at Downing Street as the Government continues its drive to attract fresh investment into the UK economy.
15/10/2024 The Independent
Images Circulating of Fabricated Atlantic Headlines
The Atlantic did not publish an article with the headline “To Save Democracy Harris May Need To Steal An Election.”An image with this fabricated headline (see above) is circulating on social media, appearing to show an article published by The…
15/10/2024 The Atlantic
AI is creeping into the visual effects industry – and it could take the human touch out of film and TV
Visual effects artists fear the worst as AI tools continue to to be used in post-production processes.
15/10/2024 The Conversation
Three letters, one number, a knife and a stone bridge: how a graffitied equation changed mathematical history
In 1843, William Rowan Hamilton had a four-dimensional flash of insight that still shapes our three-dimensional world.
15/10/2024 The Conversation
Air taxi growth demands efficient vertiports and traffic control systems
Demand for air taxis is rising, but regulatory approval and consumer trust remain significant hurdles, analysts warn.
15/10/2024 Al Jazeera
Telescope reveals first piece of huge space map to uncover secrets of the universe
Europe’s Euclid telescope has revealed a “stunning image” that will form the first piece of its great cosmic map in a mission to unravel the secrets of the universe.
15/10/2024 The Independent
First section of Euclid space telescope’s map of the universe revealed
The first chunk of what will be the largest 3D map of the universe ever made has been revealed, putting 14 million galaxies – not to mention tens of millions of stars in our own Milky Way – on show in incredible detail.
15/10/2024 The Guardian
Google to power AI with ‘golf ball’ nuclear reactors in world first
Kairos Power says its pebbles can generate the same amount of energy as four tons of coal, but with zero carbon emissions
15/10/2024 The Independent
Google wants nuclear reactors to power its AI data centers
Google is the latest tech company to seek nuclear energy to cope with the high demand of electricity propelled by its development of AI.
15/10/2024 Deutsche Welle
Google turns to nuclear to power AI data centres
The tech giant says it will use energy from small reactors to power its use of artificial intelligence.
15/10/2024 BBC
Trying to lose weight? Here’s why your genetics could be just as important as your exercise regime
Weight loss is a complicated process. There are so many factors involved including your diet, how much sleep you get each night and the kind of exercise you do. Our recent study shows that your specific genetic profile may also have a dominant…
15/10/2024 The Conversation
AI’s black box problem: Why is it still indecipherable to researchers
Some artificial intelligence algorithms, particularly neural networks, have internal processes that remain largely unknown. This lack of transparency is one of the sources of biases and hallucinations
15/10/2024 El País
Universities all want higher fees and funding – but the government may prefer a more targeted approach
Like most of the UK, universities were surprised by the timing of July’s general election. They had no time to influence the incoming Labour government’s policy commitments.
15/10/2024 The Conversation
Why might people believe in human-made hurricanes? Two conspiracy theory psychologists explain
When faced with uncontrollable climate change, people often embrace conspiracy theories to regain a sense of control.
15/10/2024 The Conversation
Decline of X is an opportunity to do social media differently – but combining ‘safe’ and ‘profitable’ will still be a challenge
X user numbers have fallen sharply in the US and UK, reports suggest. Alternatives are waiting in the wings.
15/10/2024 The Conversation
Who really holds the purse strings? Why it matters which partner decides where the money goes
In an era of increasing financial complexity, who really calls the shots when it comes to investing your household’s savings? This question has significant implications for financial health and overall wellbeing.
15/10/2024 The Conversation
Al Roker's Sweet Potato Poon, a delicious dish with a side of mystery
When Al Roker thinks about his mother and food, this recipe comes to mind. The poon is a bit of a mystery. While it graced his table for every holiday meal and on special Sunday dinners, no one in the family knows where this side dish came from or…
15/10/2024 The Independent
Lowriding is more than just cars. It's about family and culture for US Latinos
15/10/2024 The Independent
Color complexity in social media posts leads to more engagement, new research shows
15/10/2024 The Conversation
How profits from big pharma’s use of genetic information could revolutionise nature conservation
15/10/2024 The Conversation
Music and dementia: researchers are still making discoveries about how songs can help sufferers
15/10/2024 The Conversation
Rain may have helped form the first cells, kick-starting life as we know it
15/10/2024 The Conversation