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People have long said that "bread is life." Now, researchers at Tufts University are using the bubbling mixtures of flour and ...

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Many of us hold ourselves back because something feels “almost ready.” What if imperfection isn’t a flaw but a psychological ...

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The promise of instant, near-perfect machine translation is driving rapid adoption across enterprises, but a dangerous blind ...

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Central Asia is undergoing a period of deep socioeconomic transformation driven by demographic shifts, economic restructuring ...

Old-school infrastructure can’t keep up with AI, so smart teams are breaking it into modular pieces that AI agents can ...