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Early Humans Were Using Fire in Caves 1.8 Million Years Ago, Study Finds

A new study published in Science Daily has uncovered evidence that early humans were using fire inside caves approximately 1.79 million years ago. Researchers analyzing sediments at Wonderwerk Cave in South Africa found burned bones located deep within the cave system, a finding that is significant because natural wildfires

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Science News Roundup: Medical Breakthroughs, AI Partnerships, and Environmental Health Findings

Today's science news covers remarkable medical innovations, major AI investments in research, and new environmental health concerns. SpaceX Enters $6.3 Billion AI Partnership SpaceX has reportedly entered into a new artificial intelligence partnership worth up to $6.3 billion, marking one of the largest AI deals in

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Rockstar Finally Reveals Grand Theft Auto 6 Pricing

Rockstar Games has confirmed that Grand Theft Auto 6 will carry a retail price of $80. Pre-orders for the highly anticipated title are set to begin on June 25th at midnight. The pricing aligns with recent trends in AAA game development, where increasing production budgets have led to higher base

NASA's ISS Retirement Plan Sparks Debate Over Pacific Ocean Deorbit

NASA Moves Forward with ISS Deorbit Strategy After more than two decades of continuous human presence in orbit, NASA has finalized its plan for retiring the International Space Station (ISS). The space agency intends to guide the massive orbital laboratory through a controlled deorbit, ultimately splashing down in a designated

Study Tests AI Chatbots for Political Bias

AI Chatbots and Political Bias: What the Research Shows A new investigation by The Washington Post set out to answer a pressing question: Are AI chatbots like ChatGPT politically biased? The publication conducted systematic testing across multiple AI chatbot platforms to evaluate how these systems respond to politically charged queries

Congressional Bill Would Require Tech Companies to Cover AI Data Center Energy Costs

A new bill advancing through Congress would require technology companies to cover the energy costs associated with their AI data centers, according to a report from CNBC. The legislation comes as data center energy consumption continues to surge, driven by the computational demands of artificial intelligence workloads. Tech companies have

ESA's Euclid Captures the Milky Way's Crowded Heart

ESA's Euclid Captures the Milky Way's Crowded Heart ESA's Euclid space telescope has turned its gaze toward the center of our galaxy, releasing new imagery that showcases the Milky Way's densely packed central region. The mission, designed to map the Universe'