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ChatGPT has started quoting Musk's Grokipedia
Science

ChatGPT has started quoting Musk's Grokipedia

The new version of ChatGPT uses Grokipedia as a source, sparking debate about the reliability of AI encyclopaedias.

Artificial intelligence pioneer Yann LeCun warns: Silicon Valley is heading towards a dead end
Science

Artificial intelligence pioneer Yann LeCun warns: Silicon Valley is heading towards a dead end

One of the creators of modern AI has stated that tech giants' focus on language models may not lead to true intelligence — and the US risks losing its leadership position.

For the first time, a woman will lead a Ukrainian Antarctic expedition
Events

For the first time, a woman will lead a Ukrainian Antarctic expedition

Meteorologist Anzhelika Hanchuk has been appointed head of the 31st Ukrainian Antarctic expedition, which will operate at the Akademik Vernadsky station in 2026–2027.

When self-development is harmful: why continuous learning does not always lead to growth
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When self-development is harmful: why continuous learning does not always lead to growth

Psychologists and researchers explain in which cases continuous learning can reduce effectiveness, exhaust the psyche and hinder real progress.

A giant black coral over 300 years old was found at the bottom of the ocean.
Science

A giant black coral over 300 years old was found at the bottom of the ocean.

Off the coast of New Zealand, scientists have discovered a record-breaking black coral that could be the key to preserving rare deep-sea ecosystems.

The world's largest medieval merchant ship has been found off the coast of Denmark
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The world's largest medieval merchant ship has been found off the coast of Denmark

Marine archaeologists have discovered a unique 15th-century ship in Danish waters, which has lain almost intact on the seabed for more than six centuries.

China has overtaken the US in establishing a time standard for lunar missions
Science

China has overtaken the US in establishing a time standard for lunar missions

Chinese scientists were the first to present an open lunar timing system, which could become the basis for future navigation and long-term human presence on the Moon.

The EU Council has given the green light to the creation of AI gigafactories in Europe
Economy

The EU Council has given the green light to the creation of AI gigafactories in Europe

The European Union has updated the rules governing the EuroHPC joint initiative in order to launch large-scale computing centres for artificial intelligence in Europe and strengthen the Union's technological independence.

США планують встановити ядерний реактор на Місяці до 2030 року
Science

США планують встановити ядерний реактор на Місяці до 2030 року

Ядерна енергетика має стати основою для майбутніх місячних баз і підготовки польотів на Марс у межах програми Artemis.

International partnership for the preservation of Ukrainian culture: Ukraine and Cyprus strengthen cooperation
International Relations

International partnership for the preservation of Ukrainian culture: Ukraine and Cyprus strengthen cooperation

Ukraine and Cyprus discussed joint steps to protect cultural heritage, develop cultural exchanges and attract European support in the context of the war and Cyprus' presidency of the EU Council.

Google's quantum breakthrough: Willow computer challenges global security
Society

Google's quantum breakthrough: Willow computer challenges global security

The most powerful quantum computer has been launched, demonstrating computational capabilities beyond the reach of classical machines and having the potential to radically affect the economy, science and global security.

US universities restrict teaching of Plato due to ban on "racial and gender ideology"
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US universities restrict teaching of Plato due to ban on "racial and gender ideology"

At Texas A&M University, a philosophy professor was advised to reduce or remove Plato's texts from his course due to new rules restricting discussion of race and gender, sparking a debate about the limits of academic freedom.

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