OpenAI found that attempting to train its AI models to avoid deceptive behavior instead caused them to become more skillful at scheming covertly, highlighting serious shortcomings in current alignment methods.
Anyone with these two skills — teaching and translating — will have job security, no matter what field they are in today.
Researchers have created the most complex synthetic kidneys yet, called assembloids, which matured inside mice and showed signs of function.
Scientists unveiled Delphi-2M, an AI model predicting over 1,000 diseases years ahead, though experts caution it requires further testing before clinical use.
A new study reveals that hunter-gatherer communities in southern China and Southeast Asia practiced smoke-drying mummification over 9,000 years ago, predating Egypt’s oldest known mummies by millennia.
A new UC San Diego-led study has found that space travel accelerates cellular aging, weakening astronauts’ immune systems and heightening disease risks.
Researchers have identified “cathartocytosis,” a process where injured cells rapidly expel waste to aid healing, though it may also heighten cancer risks.
Psychologists say gut feelings can guide authentic decisions, but anxiety often distorts intuition, making self-awareness crucial.
A long-term study found that eating breakfast later increases risks of depression, fatigue, health problems, and early death in older adults.
The colors you see may feel unique to you, but new research shows our brains process them in strikingly similar ways, revealing a shared neural code behind how we perceive the world’s shades.
