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Computer code dating back to the 1960s is still vital to banks, airlines and governments, but programmers familiar with the language are in short supply. Now AI models are being trained to fill the skills gap
Electrons that appear to be undetectable when analysing materials could be responsible for exotic properties, such as high-temperature superconductivity