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Exposed: Inside the Secret AI Race – Leaks, Rumors, and the Hidden Quest for AGI

he world’s biggest tech labs are locked in a secretive race to build the next breakthrough in artificial intelligence – perhaps even an artificial general intelligence (AGI), a system with human-level (or greater) cognitive abilities. While AI chatbots like ChatGPT have dazzled

August 18, 2025

Future·Neuroscience·Science

Uploading Minds: The Race for Whole Brain Emulation (WBE) and Its Profound Implications

Introduction: From Sci-Fi to Scientific Quest Imagine a future where you could upload your mind into a computer and live indefinitely in a digital form. This concept – once confined to science fiction – is now the subject of serious scientific research

August 12, 2025

Biotechnology·Gene Editing·genetics·Health·Healthcare·Innovation·medicine·Science

DNA Makeover: How Gene Editing Therapies Are Curing the “Incurable”

What Is Patient DNA Modification? Imagine if doctors could repair a disease at its genetic root, giving patients healthy genes to replace faulty ones. That sci-fi scenario is now real. Patient DNA modification refers to cutting-edge treatments that alter a person’s genetic

August 12, 2025

Cybersecurity·Data Security·Hardware·News·Physics·Quantum Computing·Science·Technology Trends

Unhackable Codes: How Quantum Key Distribution is Reinventing Secure Communication

Imagine sending a secret message knowing that any eavesdropper will be exposed by the laws of physics. That’s the promise of quantum key distribution (QKD) – a technology turning arcane quantum physics into ultra-secure encryption keys. QKD is poised to revolutionize how

August 12, 2025

Atomic energy·Clean Energy·Energy·Nuclear power·Nuclear power reactor·Physics·Renewable Energy·Science·Technology

Small Modular Reactors: Tiny Nukes, Big Revolution in Clean Energy

Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) are gaining global attention as a potential game-changer in nuclear energy. An SMR is essentially a miniature nuclear power reactor, typically producing up to 300 MWe – about one-third the output of a conventional reactor iaea.org. What makes SMRs

August 11, 2025

AI·AI Trends·Ecology·Forecasts·Future Forecasts·Media·satellites·Science·Technology

Inside the Weather Data Revolution: How AI, Satellites and Supercomputers Are Transforming Forecasts in 2025

Your nightly weather report might seem simple, but behind the scenes “a vast network of satellites, airplanes, radar, computer models and weather analysts” is constantly at work theinvadingsea.com. In 2025, weather data – information about temperature, humidity, pressure, wind, precipitation and other

August 10, 2025

Biotechnology·Future·Health·Healthcare·Innovations·medicine·Science

Lab Rats No More: How Organ-on-a-Chip Technology is Revolutionizing Drug Testing

Every year, over 100 million animals are used in lab experiments worldwide science.rspca.org.uk. Yet despite this scale of animal testing, around 90% of drug candidates that seem promising in animals end up failing in human trials cen.acs.org. Enter organ-on-a-chip technology – a

August 10, 2025

CubeSat·Ecology·Environment·European Union·Future Trends·Global·Governance·Intelligence Artificielle·Land Monitoring·Nano-Satellites·satellites·Science·Space·Space Exploration·Technology

Complete Guide to Satellite Earth Monitoring: How Space Tech Is Watching Our Planet Now

Every day, hundreds of eyes in the sky are quietly observing Earth. From high above, satellites track hurricanes forming in the ocean, measure the dwindling ice at the poles, and even count crops growing in fields. This complete guide breaks down how

August 10, 2025

Biotechnology·Health·Healthcare·medicine·Science

Beyond COVID Vaccines: The mRNA Revolution Transforming Medicine

When COVID-19 struck, an unfamiliar technology called mRNA catapulted to global fame with life-saving vaccines developed in record time nobelprize.org. These vaccines, which used messenger RNA to instruct our cells to make virus-fighting proteins, proved about 95% effective and were deployed to

August 10, 2025

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Exposed: Inside the Secret AI Race – Leaks, Rumors, and the Hidden Quest for AGI

Uploading Minds: The Race for Whole Brain Emulation (WBE) and Its Profound Implications

DNA Makeover: How Gene Editing Therapies Are Curing the “Incurable”

Unhackable Codes: How Quantum Key Distribution is Reinventing Secure Communication

Small Modular Reactors: Tiny Nukes, Big Revolution in Clean Energy

Inside the Weather Data Revolution: How AI, Satellites and Supercomputers Are Transforming Forecasts in 2025

Lab Rats No More: How Organ-on-a-Chip Technology is Revolutionizing Drug Testing

Complete Guide to Satellite Earth Monitoring: How Space Tech Is Watching Our Planet Now

Beyond COVID Vaccines: The mRNA Revolution Transforming Medicine

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