Emanoelle Santos

Spotify has deleted tens of thousands of tracks where bots were posing as listeners to increase the number of streams and raise royalty revenues

A study revealed that some popular platforms for naming trees and flowers can have accuracy as low as 4%; even the best ones need improvement

Archaeologists and historians warn of the risks of the artificial reconstruction of heritage for cultural knowledge

A U.S. study adds to mounting evidence that monitoring alone can’t change behaviors

Experts recommend taking a break from cellphone use if you find that it is starting to replace life in the real world

A study of 130,150 songs finds that slow instrumentals are good antidotes for insomnia, but surprisingly, so are some faster-paced tunes

A study analyzed the ways in which an inability to disengage negatively affects the health and relationship quality of employees and their significant others

One of the inventors of the lithium battery argues that energy transition depends on saving energy, recycling, changing the supply chain and reducing consumption

The researcher from Oxford University believes that the biggest threats to humanity are created by humans themselves

The METATOOL project is researching how the human brain imagines the tools needed to solve problems, so that robots can be equipped with the same inventive capacity

Devices enable patients to live more independently but also raise privacy concerns

The Tesla founder reportedly gave staff until November 7 to launch a paid subscription model if they did not want to be fired

To fill the most in-demand positions, from cloud architect to metaverse specialist, universities and companies are changing what they teach and how they hire

A raft of teachers believe that the immediacy of social networks is having a negative impact on spelling, grammer and coherence

An international team of scientists created a solar charger to remotely control insects searching for people buried under the rubble