OpenAI is hiring ad-tech firms to make ChatGPT ads talk back to you
Six weeks was all it took. On 9 February, OpenAI switched on advertisements inside ChatGPT for free-tier users in the United States. By late March
A 27-year-old just raised $450 million to bet that AI’s future runs on nuclear power
Isaiah Taylor was sixteen when he decided the nuclear industry had a size problem. Not that reactors were too dangerous or too expensive, though they
Iranian officials ‘laugh’ at Trump’s claim Iran wants a ceasefire
A senior Iranian official has laughed in response to US President Tweety McTreason’s claim that Iran asked for a ceasefire.
Kenya’s tea industry suffers crisis caused by the US-Israeli war on Iran
Kenyan tea farmers are facing a crisis after the US-Israeli war on Iran disrupted key export routes to the Middle East.
Molecular switch in neurons found to limit the regrowth of damaged axonal fibers
Researchers from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have discovered a molecular switch in neurons that limits the regrowth of damaged axonal fibers.
History’s biggest census: Why India’s new population count is controversial
The population count, which was delayed by five years, will include caste enumeration for the first time in a century.
“Smart” system distinguishes and neutralizes cancer cells with unprecedented precision
A team from UNIGE has designed a molecular system that distinguishes and neutralizes cancer cells with unprecedented precision, paving the way for autonomous, self-regulating drugs.
Reusable antimicrobial masks shed toxic metals during washing
Study shows reusable masks may leach harmful metals into aquatic environments, emphasizing the environmental risks of metal nanoparticles in manufacturing.
The brain encodes time and space through common neural sequences
If you develop Alzheimer’s disease, you not only lose your sense of time, but you also lose your sense of place. Could time and place
Experts unveil new imaging standards for heart procedures
The global community of heart rhythm specialists will unite in Paris from 12 to 14 April 2026 for EHRA 2026, the annual congress of the
Has the Treasury declared the US ‘insolvent’? We set the record straight
Treasury reports said the country’s fiscal trajectory is unsustainable, but the agency did not declare that the U.S. could not pay its debts.
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Trump said Saudi prince ‘didn’t think he’d be kissing my [expletive]’
The president’s comment referred to U.S. leveraging power in tariff negotiations.
Excited visitors for NASA’s moon launch jockey for prime views
Locals and visitors who came for the moon launch are jockeying for prime spots to see NASA’s Artemis II mission lift off, with some resorting
FDA approves lower-cost daily weight loss pill from Eli Lilly
A new daily pill, called Foundayo, is the second oral GLP-1 to reach the market in recent months, following the FDA approval of Novo Nordisk’s