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Friday , 21 November 2025
AI Model Analyzes Language Like a Linguistics Graduate Student
AI and computer scienceScience Tracker

AI Model Analyzes Language Like a Linguistics Graduate Student

One AI system just diagrammed sentences, resolved ambiguities, and mastered recursion—metalinguistic abilities researchers didn't think machines could have.

Dark Web Criminals Betray Themselves Through Unusual Words and Phrases
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Dark Web Criminals Betray Themselves Through Unusual Words and Phrases

An unusual greeting identified a dark web administrator. Forensic linguists use identity clues to hunt anonymous criminals.

Super recognizers
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Super-Recognisers Learn Faces by Looking at Them Differently

Eye-tracking reveals how some people naturally excel at remembering faces - and why the rest of us don't.

Gray hair process skin cancer melanoma
Health and life sciencesScience Explorer

What Makes Hair Gray Might Defend Against Skin Cancer

Melanocyte stem cells face a binary choice when damaged - and one path could protect you.

AI Model Analyzes Language Like a Linguistics Graduate Student

AI Model Analyzes Language Like a Linguistics Graduate Student

Dark Web Criminals Betray Themselves Through Unusual Words and Phrases

Dark Web Criminals Betray Themselves Through Unusual Words and Phrases

Super recognizers

Super-Recognisers Learn Faces by Looking at Them Differently

Gray hair process skin cancer melanoma

What Makes Hair Gray Might Defend Against Skin Cancer

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Professor Hannah Fry: AI Court Rulings and Relationships by 2035

A mathematician reveals why AI judges might be more consistent than humans, but warns against AI relationships as 'junk food' for the soul.

LLMs Now Solve Physics Problems That Stump Experts

A physicist got stuck on quantum mechanics research, asked ChatGPT for help, and the fourth solution made the problem disappear.

GPT-5.1 Finally Learns When to Think (And When Not To)

OpenAI's latest update solves the biggest complaint about GPT-5: it was spending way too much time thinking about simple questions.

Ozempic’s Hidden Effects: Five Things Doctors Aren’t Telling You

Semaglutide isn't just changing blood sugar and weight - it's rewiring multiple body systems in ways scientists are still discovering.

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Absolute Zero

Absolute zero is the theoretical temperature at which a system's fundamental particles are in the lowest possible energy state, possessing no thermal energy...

Photobioreactor Algae Growth

Photobioreactors, crucial in advancing sustainable technologies, are closed systems optimized for the controlled cultivation of microorganisms like algae, leveraging light as a primary...

Xanthan Gum Biopolymer

Xanthan gum is a polysaccharide used as a food additive and rheology modifier, commonly employed as a thickening and stabilizing agent in various...

Upwelling Zones in Oceans

Upwelling zones in oceans are regions where deep, cold, and nutrient-rich water rises to the surface, enhancing biological productivity and supporting diverse marine...

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