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Scientists reveal the exact date when technology will surpass human intelligence - and there's not long to wait

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NYC mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani reveals Colbert show pitched shock'game' about war in Gaza Trump starts DOGE 2.0 as mass layoffs take place across federal government amid shutdown Fox Sports implodes over'protected' Mark Sanchez amid sick new stabbing video Famed'Big Short' investor gives terrifying verdict on Trump hammering China with 100 PERCENT tariff... and issues doomsday warning to Wall Street In his own words, KEITH URBAN speaks out on'miserable' life on the road: 'Where do we start?' A 10-year-old girl lied about bullies chopping her hair off. Delusions turned to dust: This week exposed Meghan... the thunderous look Harry gave her tells me he knows it too, writes MAUREEN CALLAHAN Erika Kirk's Turning Point USA scrambling behind the scenes after Candace Owens' leaked texts Taking Mounjaro has had a terrible side-effect I never saw coming. And I can't tell anyone because they'll think I'm a disgusting person Pierce Brosnan's wife Keely, 62, reveals thinner-than-ever frame after incredible weight loss journey Giants rookie Cam Skattebo's girlfriend goes viral in custom team jacket after he erupts in Eagles upset Ryan Reynolds slammed over'disturbing' vasectomy comment about son with Blake Lively Scientists reveal the exact date when technology will surpass human intelligence - and there's not long to wait Since homo sapiens first emerged, humanity has enjoyed an unbeaten 300,000-year run as the most intelligent creatures on the planet. However, thanks to rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI), that might not be the case for much longer.






Self-piloting submarine set to begin historic mission to circle Earth's oceans

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Environment Animals Wildlife Fish Self-piloting submarine set to begin historic mission to circle Earth's oceans Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. An autonomous submersible named Redwing is heading out on a truly historic voyage. If successful, it will achieve the first around-the-world ocean trip made by an unpiloted underwater vehicle . Marine engineering company Teledyne Marine and researchers at Rutgers University in New Jersey are planning to launch the nearly nine-foot-long, specially outfitted Slocum Sentinel Glider on October 11 from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution off the coast of Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts. A livestream of the launch will be broadcast here, beginning at about 8:15 a.m. EDT on Saturday October 11.