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Two South American scientists win ‘environmental Nobel’ on human-nature divide
By Shanna Hanbury Two scientists from South America won the 2025 Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement on Feb. 11 for ...
Nature24d
Why AI will never be able to acquire human-level intelligence
Your news feature ‘How close is AI to human-level intelligence?’ (Nature 636, 22–25; 2024) describes three abilities that artificial-intelligence tools called large language models (LLMs ...
CBC.ca25d
Need a simple way to destress? Stop and notice nature, experts say
One group was asked to look at nature, another at human-built objects, and a control group. For two weeks, the first two groups were asked to go about their usual routines but to pay attention ...
Smithsonian Magazine28d
Why Is Every Human Being Riddled With Genetic Errors?
Every human being is a vast mosaic of cells that ... Adapted from A. Cagan et al. / Nature 2022 / Knowable Magazine “This does not demonstrate that somatic mutations cause aging, but is ...
Smithsonian Magazine1mon
The Human Be-In, Which Happened on This Day in 1967, Set the Stage for the ‘Summer of Love’
On January 14, hippies and other counterculture participants swarmed to the polo grounds in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park in a gathering called the Human Be-In. Timothy Leary advised ...
Psychology Today1mon
State-of-the-Art AI Predicts Gene Activity in Human Cells
Columbia University scientists and their colleagues published a peer-reviewed study in Nature that unveils an AI foundation model capable of predicting gene activity across many different human ...