When tech analyst Max Weinbach asked Google’s Gemini if his new gloves were good for snow, the AI didn’t just guess—it checked his Gmail receipts. Google CEO Sundar Pichai called it a breakthrough in ‘personal intelligence.’ Here’s what this means for privacy, productivity, and the future of AI.
Beneath the icy silence of Antarctica lies a hidden world of seismic rumblings—and scientists now believe these frequent, small earthquakes may be the key to one of Earth’s most unexpected biological paradoxes: how such a frozen continent supports incredibly rich and diverse marine ecosystems.
In a series of stark warnings, AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton has revealed his growing fear that artificial intelligence could lead to human extinction. Discover the specifics of his concerns and the urgent actions he believes are necessary to avert disaster.
In 1991, eight people were sealed inside a $150 million glass structure in the Arizona desert for two years. The goal was to create a self-sustaining ‘fake Earth,’ but the reality was far more chaotic and revealing than anyone imagined.
Archaeologists in Denmark have unearthed the world’s largest medieval cog—a 600-year-old ‘super ship’ that redefines our understanding of Northern European trade and shipbuilding prowess.
Nestled in northern Chile, the Atacama Desert holds the staggering title of the driest place on Earth. In some parts, it hasn’t rained for hundreds of years, creating a landscape so alien it’s used to test Mars rovers.