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A study led by Oxford University argues that kissing evolved in the common ancestors of humans and apes, and that our extinct human relatives probably did it too
Miguel Pita, geneticist: ‘When you fall in love, mechanisms are activated that cause you to suffer when you fall out of love’
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The world’s tallest chip defies the limits of computing: goodbye to Moore’s Law?
A scientific team has managed to stack 41 layers of semiconductors, multiplying the density of the circuits by six, without needing to make them any smaller
What the Amazon cloud outage reveals about the weaknesses of the internet
More than 2,000 businesses were affected by this week’s failure, leading experts to sound the alarm over how our system’s stability relies on a handful of US companies
Brad Smith, president of Microsoft: ‘We must have a way to slow down or turn off artificial intelligence’
The executive is in favor of governments and civil society putting pressure on the industry to regulate AI: ‘The more powerful the technology becomes, the stronger the safeguards and controls need to become with it’
Spain turns its back on science
Other countries do not invest in R&D&i because they are rich – they are rich because they invest in R&D&i.
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