Global survey finds demand for economic overhaul paired with collapsing trust in governments
A survey of 17 major economies by Ipsos for Earth4All finds 69 percent of people want major economic system change ...
AI Is Not Replacing Teachers. It Is Quietly Overloading Them
New research argues that generative AI is not replacing teachers but reorganizing their authority around judgement, orchestration, and accountability, while ...
Who Trusts AI in Europe? Class and Government Views Shape Public Opinion
A new study of Eurobarometer data shows that Europeans with lower trust in EU institutions and lower social class are ...
Satellite Record Reveals 25 Years of Dust and Haze Over Nigeria
A 25-year machine-learning-corrected satellite record of aerosol optical depth over Nigeria reveals stable national trends, a February dust peak, and ...
Moroccan Oases and Atlas Mountains Hide a Surprising Wealth of Fig Tree Genetic Diversity
A new ISSR marker study of 93 Moroccan fig cultivars reveals exceptionally high genetic diversity, with 89 percent of variation ...
ChatGPT-5 Outperforms Classic Alvarado Score in Detecting Appendicitis, Study Finds
A retrospective study of 162 patients found ChatGPT-5 matched or exceeded the Alvarado score in diagnosing acute appendicitis, while revealing ...
Weather and Pollution Show Little Sway Over Respiratory Pathogens in Central China
A three-year surveillance study of 1,716 patients in Kaifeng, China, maps the local respiratory pathogen spectrum and finds that most ...
AI Learns to Fight as a Team: Role-Aware Algorithm Boosts UAV Swarm Air Combat
Researchers in China have developed RAUD-MAPPO, a role-aware and uncertainty-driven multi-agent reinforcement learning framework that raises win rates and enables ...
When AI narrows beauty: users who compare themselves to machine-made bodies feel most excluded
A survey of 284 social media users in Ecuador finds that people who perceive AI as aesthetically enhancing photographs report ...
Monkeys Read Faces as Meaningful Social Signals, Not Just Mouth Movements
New research shows rhesus monkeys categorize facial expressions as context-dependent social signals shaped by the whole face and body, not ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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