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Physics

There may be a cosmic speed limit on how fast anything can grow

Alan Turing's theories about computation seem to have a startling consequence, placing hard limits on how fast or slow any physical process in the universe can grow

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Technology

AIs are more likely to mislead people if trained on human feedback 

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Life

Bacteria can work as a team to spot prime numbers and vowels

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Life

Giant rats trained to sniff out illegal wildlife trade

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Technology

Smart speakers at crime scenes could provide valuable clues to police

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AI eye technology worn by Julie Hoeflinger, analysing a skull

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Can AI make crime scene investigations less biased?

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Mathematics

Mathematicians can't agree what 'equals' means, and that's a problem

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The team's graphene device, grown on a silicon carbide substrate chip

Physics

First working graphene semiconductor could lead to faster computers

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Technology

China’s first underwater data centre is being installed

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Technology

Cheap salty solution cools computers and boosts performance by a third

Water containing a cheap lithium bromide salt can deliver longer-lasting cooling for computers while improving their performance

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Technology

Fastest ever semiconductor could massively speed up computer chips

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Technology

Tricks for making AI chatbots break rules are freely available online

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Mathematics

Should all mathematical proofs be checked by a computer?

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Technology

Memcomputer chips could solve tasks that defeat conventional computers

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