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Trump and AI Spark a Natural Gas Boom

The Intersection of AI and Energy Policy A notable shift is underway in the U.S. energy landscape as artificial intelligence development and federal policy are combining to boost natural gas demand. AI's Energy Appetite The rapid expansion of AI technologies—particularly large language models and generative AI

UN Chief Warns AI Development Outpacing Global Governance, Calls for Child Protection Rules

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has raised concerns that artificial intelligence is developing faster than the international community's ability to govern and oversee it. In recent remarks, he urged world leaders to establish global rules specifically aimed at protecting children from potential harms associated with AI. Guterres' warning

AI-Powered Automation Could Transform Mammalian Biodesign

AI-Orchestrated Biodesign Enters Mammalian Systems The field of synthetic biology has long relied on iterative design cycles—design, build, test, learn—to engineer biological systems. Now, researchers are exploring how AI can orchestrate this entire pipeline, particularly for mammalian cells, which are central to pharmaceutical development and advanced therapies. A

Asteroid Apophis to Make Rare Visible Flyby in 2029

Asteroid Apophis is set to make a historic close approach to Earth in 2029, offering a rare opportunity for skywatchers around the globe. The asteroid, which measures roughly 370 meters across, will come within proximity that scientists classify as a once-in-a-millennium event. According to reports, approximately 90 percent of the

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ICE's Internal Watchdog Opens Over 100 Investigations Into Online Critics

The Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR), ICE's internal watchdog, has opened more than 100 cases related to what agency officials characterize as "incidents of doxing and threats" directed at ICE employees. The scope of these investigations centers on online activities targeting agency staff, with officials framing

Researchers Use AI to Identify Hidden Heart Signal Linked to Sudden Cardiac Death Risk

Researchers at UC Berkeley have developed an artificial intelligence system that can detect a previously hidden signal in heart activity, potentially offering a new way to identify individuals at risk of sudden cardiac death. The study found that standard medical assessments often miss subtle patterns in heart rhythms that could

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Study of 47 Million Galaxies Suggests Cosmic Web Retains Large-Scale Patterns

A new study examining 47 million galaxies has produced findings that could force cosmologists to reconsider one of the field's fundamental assumptions. The research, published in a peer-reviewed journal, found that the cosmic web—the vast network of galaxies, gas, and dark matter that spans the observable universe—