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The Three Big Problems with AI Clones Imperfection

Beyond all the technological knowledge available there is a trend to use AI as a tool to clone people. Imagine this: Picture having a digital copy of yourself. This clone would appear, speak, and act exactly like you, all made by using advanced computer technology. It would imitate your every move and behavior with uncanny

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Could Artificial Intelligence Bring About the End of Civilization?

A public survey is being conducted by researchers to assess public opinions regarding artificial intelligence (AI) and software in general. The main objective is to gain a deeper understanding of how the public perceives, fears and hopes for the impact of AI on society. However, researchers from Lero, the Science Foundation Ireland Research Centre for

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Public Support Hydrogen and Biofuels to Decarbonize Global Shipping

A recent study conducted by the University of Southampton examined public attitudes towards alternative fuels for decarbonizing global shipping. The findings revealed that the general public supports the use of hydrogen and biofuels in this industry. Nuclear power was seen as a preferable alternative to heavy fuel oil (HFO), but the public perceived it as

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The Petroleum and Gas Drilling Engineer, Talks about Renewable Energy

“I believe that renewable energies are the solution to climate problems. Human irresponsibility, through less environmentally-friendly practices and the emission of harmful gases, is the root cause of the climate changes occurring worldwide”– Verônica Choconeza Verônica Choconeza Veronica Choconesa is an engineer who works with drilling for oil and gas. She cares a lot about

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South Africa’s Power Crisis Will Persist Until 2025

South Africa’s power crisis will persist until 2025, with blackouts phasing out in 5 years. South Africa is facing a severe electricity crisis with increasing enforced power cuts, leaving people without electricity for up to 10 hours a day. The root cause is the frequent breakdowns in the country’s aging coal power plants, which make

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A Groundbreaking Wearable Sensor Achieves an Unprecedented Level of Solar Power Efficiency

Sweat, akin to blood, holds valuable insights into an individual’s health, and fortunately, its collection is much less intrusive. This forms the foundation for the creation of wearable sweat sensors, crafted by Wei Gao, an assistant professor of medical engineering, Heritage Medical Research Institute Investigator, and Ronald and JoAnne Willens Scholar. Expanding Substance Measurement and

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Women’s Soccer is Ranked as Equally High as Men’s Soccer

Despite the booming success of women’s soccer, with record-breaking fan interest, attendance, and revenue, it continues to fall behind men’s soccer in various aspects. Whether we examine media coverage, financial investments, or overall revenue generation, men’s soccer still outperforms women’s soccer. The reasons behind this disparity raise important questions. Are Gender Stereotypes Influencing the Belief

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Top 10: Leading Smart Cities in Sustainability

Explore the top 10 smart cities of 2023 that are revolutionizing urban living with advanced technology, seamless IoT integration, and widespread 5G connectivity. The United Nations predicts that 70% of the global population will reside in smart cities by 2050. While the definition of a smart city is not uniform, there are already over 140

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