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#Mercury s Hidden #Diamond Layer

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ILO warns AI in HRM can reinforce bias and inequality if unchecked, urging transparency, worker participation, and ethical governance for decent work.
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Artificial Intelligence Transforms Psychiatric Diagnosis

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Concordia University research shows we blink less when listening intently, especially in background noise. Fewer blinks indicate higher brain effort processing speech.
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Human Eye Resolution: More Pixels Than Expected

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Rising global tensions and the race for critical technologies have led governments to prioritize security over openness in science and innovation
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Geopolitical Shifts and Security Concerns Reshape Global Science, Technology Collaboration

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AI poisoning is a growing cybersecurity risk. Learn how malicious data corrupts machine learning models, distorts outputs, and threatens digital integrity
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AI Poisoning: The Hidden Cyber Threat Corrupting Artificial Intelligence

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A Pew survey shows 21% of U.S. workers use AI at work, up from 16% last year, with adoption highest among college-educated employees.
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AI Usage in U.S. Jobs on the Rise

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A study by the University of Calgary and the National Research Council of Canada provides evidence that living animals and plants emit ultraweak light, which stops upon death.
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Living Things Emit a Faint Glow, Ceasing at Death

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A new ILO report projects AI-driven augmentation could boost jobs and GDP in the Arab States by 2035, but women, low-skilled workers, and older employees face higher automation risks.
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AI to Boost Jobs and GDP in Arab States But Women...

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Scientists have pinpointed the exact timing when microbial life thrived in the hydrothermal system of Finland’s 78-million-year-old Lappajärvi impact crater.
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Microbes Colonized 78-Million-Year-Old Asteroid Crater

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A new study of fossil teeth suggests early human ancestors had a mostly plant-based diet, challenging the theory that meat-eating drove brain evolution.
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Early Humans Ate Less Meat Than Thought

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