A new Nature Health analysis warns that errors in AI-generated health information are nearly impossible to trace: chatbot consultations are private, unreported and unaudited — unlike the medicines they increasingly replace as a first port of call.
Couples Are Happier Than Singles — but Where You Live Changes the Gap, Study of 380,000 People Finds
People in relationships report higher life satisfaction than single people — but a study of more than 380,000 adults in Great Britain finds the size of that gap depends heavily on the culture of the place you live in.
Anthropic’s Frontier Red Team found that small AI models can already perform many of the steps needed to copy themselves onto consumer devices like smart TVs — and could complete the full chain within months.
India curtailed 1.8 billion units of renewable power in July-August even amid record demand. The culprit isn’t lack of sun — it’s a grid built for coal.
Bloomberg says launching a hedge fund has rarely been tougher. With capital concentrating at giant firms, even a $250M Blackstone-backed debut is struggling to grow.
Hackers hijacked refrigeration controls at Intermarché, Coopérative U and E. Leclerc stores across France, forcing a 50°C defrost that destroyed fresh and frozen stock.
Gartner’s Hype Cycle for AI 2026 puts governance tech and agentic AI in the spotlight. Here’s what the report means for businesses adopting AI now.
University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers link imidazole propionate — a gut-bacteria byproduct — to faster cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s pathology in a new Nature Communications study.
New research from Brazil finds just 7 days of strength training starts shrinking fat cells and improving metabolic health — before any weight loss shows on the scale.
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