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AI was supposed to take work off our plates. You ask a bot to write something, another one to summarize it, another one to turn it into slides, and maybe a fourth to automate the workflow. Productivity unlocked, right? Well… maybe not. A new study suggests that constantly juggling AI
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What if charging your EV became a once-a-week thing? That is the promise behind a new electric vehicle battery unveiled by Chinese researchers this week. According to the scientists, the battery could power a car more than 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) on a single charge. If that
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Ever notice how a simple notification can completely break your focus? You could be working and locked in. Things are going great. Until your phone buzzes or a little pop-up slides onto the screen. And just like that, your attention is gone. It turns out that might not be
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Getting older has always been treated like gravity: inevitable, unavoidable, and very much not negotiable. But a Harvard scientist says that assumption might not last much longer. Professor David Sinclair, a genetics researcher at Harvard Medical School, believes scientists are getting close to something that sounds straight out of sci-
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Imagine watching a robot walk onto a stage, and your first thought is, “Wait, is that actually a person?” That’s basically what happened when China's Xpeng unveiled its new humanoid robot, IRON. It looked so lifelike and moved so fluidly that it took the company literally cutting