Known as the Nazca Lines—named a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1994—430 of these geoglyphs were already known. Spread over ...

As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, blurring the line between human and machine in the art world, one artist is embracing this moment and the use of machine-learning. Chinese-Canadian ...

With the help of artificial intelligence, researchers have found hundreds of ancient artworks carved into the pebbled ground ...

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[Related: Carl Sagan in 1986: ‘Voyager has become a new kind of intelligent being—part robot, part human’] These are the only two spacecraft, according to NASA, to “directly sample ...

Writer-director Seth Worley's fantastical debut takes young people's feelings seriously, presenting a Godzilla-scale showdown between a young girl and her hand-drawn anxieties. Since the death of ...

This immense resource contains a significant portion of our collective human knowledge and is by far the most important dataset in the world. By training on this enormous dataset, LLMs can build a ...

In future work, these can be integrated into computer aided engineering workflows to assess the influence of whole rib cage shape on the biomechanics of the adult human thorax. Therefore, this study ...

How do you make the people of the world healthier? For the longest time, the answer was to treat the myriad ailments that plague the human race. But in recent years, experts have come to have a more ...

The massive human chain, which according to the Karnataka government will be the "world's longest", is being formed across the state. Karnataka on Sunday marked the 'International Day of Democracy ...

It was a sensation, the largest and most scientific defense of human freedom ever published. As is well known, Mises’s book is the best defense of capitalism ever written. It covers basic economics ...

We just loved how Gary framed the wave, the clouds, how far the lip was throwing, the ribs drawing up the face and in the lip, and how on edge Lucas was – full tilt, leaning forward, hand in the wave ...