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Imagine a world where crimes can be predicted long before they happen. A world where AI-powered algorithms can calculate where and when the next lawbreaking will happen. Recent research from the University of Chicago suggests that such a future may be closer than we think. AI is indeed advancing at an incredible rate, permeating every aspect of our lives, from writing to planning travel. Even in dating, technology is starting to play a role. But…
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A new guide has revealed the UK roads to avoid this October if you want to steer clear of witches, ghosts and in some cases, suicidal dogs. With 40 of the spookiest streets and roads based on local forum research, accounts from paranormal activity experts, local historians and tourist boards, the map compiled by contact lens retailer Feel Good Contacts provides a go-to guide for those wanting to ghost hunt on the road this Halloween.…
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If you were a teen interested in Unidentified Flying Saucers (UFOs) growing up in the 1990s, then crop circles was one of those topics that were everywhere. These large, intricate patterns that appear in fields feel as quintessentially British as Wimbledon or potholes in the road. Crop circles appear mysteriously, typically in crops such as wheat, barley, or corn. Although called circles, they are often more intricate designs that are created by flattening the crops…
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Dracula’s DNA, Crying Trees, Beached Aliens, Alaskan Yeti Sightings and More Mysterious News Briefly Source link
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Groundbreaking research suggests that single cells might be capable of learning without complex brains or nervous systems. Researchers from the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) in Barcelona and Harvard Medical School in Boston have published their findings in Current Biology, which could impact future medical treatments by offering new insights into how diseases, like cancer or bacteria, avoid treatment. Instead of following pre-programmed genetic instructions, cells appear to have a basic form of decision-making, learning…