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UNESCO warns of a dangerous rise in government-enforced internet shutdowns. With 300+ incidents globally, digital blackouts are threatening elections and human rights.

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Dangerous Rise of Government-Led Internet Shutdowns

Abhiram - January 24, 2026

A groundbreaking study by Université de Montréal reveals that GPT-4 and other AI models now surpass average human creativity. However, the world’s most creative individuals still outperform the best AI.

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Man vs. Machine: New Study Reveals AI Surpasses Average Human Creativity

World Economic Forum's Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026 warns AI vulnerabilities surged, cyber fraud hits 73% personally, supply chains fail 65% large firms. Geopolitical attacks reshape strategies amid widening resilience gaps.

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AI, Geopolitics, Fraud Redefine Cyber Threats

UK study reveals super-recognizers boost AI face detection from 41% to 64% accuracy after brief training—spotting fakes via missing teeth and hair glitches. Vital defense against scams as AI portraits fool typical viewers.

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Super-Recognizers Crack AI-Generated Faces With 5-Minute Training

AI analyzes tongue images to detect diabetes, gastric cancer, and anemia with 85-90% accuracy—matching gastroscopy results. Review of 20+ studies validates traditional tongue diagnosis through modern tech.

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AI Tongue Analysis Emerges as Powerful Diagnostic Tool for Diabetes, Cancer

Global shipping targets net-zero emissions by 2050 in landmark IMO climate framework.

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Ships In the Future To Use Wind Power To Sail

Bureau News - March 17, 2023

Explore the fallout of the Russia-Ukraine war on scientific research in Ukraine, unveiling losses and challenges while outlining crucial priorities for safeguarding the nation's scientific landscape

SCIENCE-TECH

Female Researchers Move Less to Other Countries

Sona Prebhakar - March 3, 2023

Embark on NASA's Mars simulation odyssey with an expert crew, unravelling mysteries in isolation, collaborating globally at HERA.

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NASA SpaceX Crew-6; Know the Crew

Staff Reporter - March 1, 2023

The largest Martian rock ever found on Earth, NWA-16788, has sold for nearly $5.3 million at a Sotheby's auction.

SCIENCE-TECH

Wave Rippled Rocks in Mars; Lakes Might Have existed

Bureau News - February 10, 2023

Explore the fallout of the Russia-Ukraine war on scientific research in Ukraine, unveiling losses and challenges while outlining crucial priorities for safeguarding the nation's scientific landscape

SCIENCE-TECH

Trust in Science, Genetics Increased During Pandemic

Sona Prebhakar - January 28, 2023

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Ariticial Light Dims Seeing Stars

Bureau News - January 26, 2023

Ozone Recovery on Track; To Peg Within 4 Decades

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Ozone Hole Continues Shrinking in 2022

Bureau News - October 29, 2022

5 G; the Transformational Force For Indian Society

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5 G; the Transformational Force For Indian Society

Abhiram - October 4, 2022

Excessive blue light from gadgets may accelerate ageing process

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Excessive blue light from gadgets may accelerate ageing process

Bureau News - September 1, 2022

Explore the fallout of the Russia-Ukraine war on scientific research in Ukraine, unveiling losses and challenges while outlining crucial priorities for safeguarding the nation's scientific landscape

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Women Credited Less in Research

Saradha Meloot - June 30, 2022

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