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Trafficked turtles get a second chance at life in New Jersey sanctuary

Popular Science

The Turtle Conservancy is rescuing reptiles, while preserving their precious DNA. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Nestled in rural New Jersey's rolling hills, a top secret animal sanctuary is keeping its occupants safe. The oasis is not for the official state animal (the horse) or even birds rescued from the Jersey shore. This hidden refuge belongs to turtles and tortoises.


Take 50% off the best smart feeder with Bird Buddy's Early Black Friday Deals

Popular Science

Gear Home Smart Home Take 50% off the best smart feeder with Bird Buddy's Early Black Friday Deals If you've been waiting to try a smart bird feeder that lets you see new avian pals up close, it's the best time of the year to get almost half off. Your backyard paparazzi career starts now. We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. The Bird Buddy smart feeder has turned a lot of Popular Science readers into accidental birders over the years. It was PopSci's most-clicked Black Friday deal in 2023, then sold out again during Prime Day in 2024.


The Download: surviving extreme temperatures, and the big whale-wind turbine conspiracy

MIT Technology Review

Plus: China is catching up with America's AI lead Climate change is subjecting vulnerable people to temperatures that push their limits. In 2023, about 47,000 heat-related deaths are believed to have occurred in Europe. Researchers estimate that climate change could add an extra 2.3 million European heat deaths this century. That's heightened the stakes for solving the mystery of just what happens to bodies in extreme conditions. While we broadly know how people thermoregulate, the science of keeping warm or cool is mottled with blind spots. Researchers around the world are revising rules about when extremes veer from uncomfortable to deadly.


Aerospace tech startup lets you design your own personal aircraft

FOX News

It helps pilots sense how the vehicle is performing and adds a cinematic touch to the flying experience. It's part science, part art and a hint at how human-centered this design really is. Future pilots can train in a realistic Sigma cockpit simulator and even log hours toward a license.


Why AI matters for every veteran

FOX News

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Britain's ambitious plan to end animal testing: UK government reveals shift away from 'suffering' creatures toward futuristic organ-on-a-chip systems, AI, and 3D-printed tissues

Daily Mail - Science & tech

Trump boasts Republicans'broke' Chuck Schumer during shutdown slugfest amid growing calls from the far-left to remove minority leader Camp Mystic accused of neglect in'self-created disaster' after 25 young campers die in flood Gavin Newsom just let slip the Democrats' dirty secret that could totally destroy them... and Trump is loving it: MARK HALPERIN You think you look so youthful and trendy. But these are the brutal facts about your shoes, hats, jumpers and denim. You're being lied to - this is the truth I'm a heart surgeon... here is what you must NEVER do after turning 40 Paris Jackson reveals she has a HOLE in her nose from drug abuse... after celebrating five years of sobriety Warren Buffett's final farewell: the billionaire who once fingerprinted nuns says he's'going quiet' Shamed Allison Mack's husband revealed as former neo-Nazi Kim Kardashian flaunts her famous curves in daring cut-out gown at All's Fair premiere in Brazil as she's seen for first time since failing the bar exam Timothee Chalamet has DUMPED Kylie Jenner, insiders claim... and reveal brutal new way he is humiliating her Trump dismisses economic anxiety with'fake' polls and reveals reason 600,000 Chinese students are in US Was ANOTHER person inside the house with'Foxy Knoxy' when Meredith Kercher was killed 18 years ago? That's the sensational new claim of the Italian prosecutor who put the American student in jail, DAVID JONES reveals Disgraceful lies of'everyday' mom exposed after she chased down ICE agents in her Ford Mustang then cried wolf Millennial socialist who still lives off parents' money is set to become next Seattle mayor Netflix's historical drama Death By Lightning branded woke after fans spot bizarre detail... can you see it? Revealed: MAGA Trump-supporting influencer and friend are subject of police photo appeal over alleged'assault and racial abuse' in London AMANDA PLATELL: It's time the royals stripped Beatrice and Eugenie of their titles.


The Former Staffer Calling Out OpenAI's Erotica Claims

WIRED

Steven Adler used to lead product safety at OpenAI. On this week's episode of, he talks about what AI users should know about their bots. When the history of AI is written, Steven Adler may just end up being its Paul Revere--or at least, one of them--when it comes to safety. Last month Adler, who spent four years in various safety roles at OpenAI, wrote a piece for The New York Times with a rather alarming title: "I Led Product Safety at OpenAI. In it, he laid out the problems OpenAI faced when it came to allowing users to have erotic conversations with chatbots while also protecting them from any impacts those interactions could have on their mental health. "Nobody wanted to be the morality police, but we lacked ways to measure and manage erotic usage carefully," he wrote. "We decided AI-powered erotica would have to wait." Adler wrote his op-ed because OpenAI CEO Sam Altman had recently announced that the company would soon allow " erotica for verified adults ."


CoRL2025 โ€“ RobustDexGrasp: dexterous robot hand grasping of nearly any object

Robohub

As you read this, it's holding your phone or clicking your mouse with seemingly effortless grace. With over 20 degrees of freedom, human hands possess extraordinary dexterity, which can grip a heavy hammer, rotate a screwdriver, or instantly adjust when something slips. Executing complex tasks like key rotation, scissor use, and surgical procedures that are impossible with simple grippers. Their similarity to human hands makes them ideal for learning from vast human demonstration data. Despite this potential, most current robots still rely on simple "grippers" due to the difficulties of dexterous manipulation.


Why Can't A.I. Manage My E-Mails?

The New Yorker

Chatbots can pass the Turing test--but they can't yet handle an office worker's inbox. One morning last month, I decided to try artificial intelligence on a dire problem: my inbox. In the past twenty years, the e-mail address I use for writing projects has been discovered by a staggering number of P.R. firms, scammers, and strangers with eccentric requests. On this particular day, I had eight hundred and twenty-nine messages. Of the fifty most recent e-mails, the majority were dreck, but about eight were of actual interest, suggesting a hit rate of sixteen per cent--just enough that I had to worry about missing something important.


Gen Alpha is cancelling the KEYBOARD: Youngsters won't ever have to write emails when they join the workforce - and will send voice notes to their boss instead, report reveals

Daily Mail - Science & tech

Trump boasts Republicans'broke' Chuck Schumer during shutdown slugfest amid growing calls from the far-left to remove minority leader Camp Mystic accused of neglect in'self-created disaster' after 25 young campers die in flood Gavin Newsom just let slip the Democrats' dirty secret that could totally destroy them... and Trump is loving it: MARK HALPERIN You think you look so youthful and trendy. But these are the brutal facts about your shoes, hats, jumpers and denim. You're being lied to - this is the truth I'm a heart surgeon... here is what you must NEVER do after turning 40 Paris Jackson reveals she has a HOLE in her nose from drug abuse... after celebrating five years of sobriety Warren Buffett's final farewell: the billionaire who once fingerprinted nuns says he's'going quiet' Shamed Allison Mack's husband revealed as former neo-Nazi Kim Kardashian flaunts her famous curves in daring cut-out gown at All's Fair premiere in Brazil as she's seen for first time since failing the bar exam Timothee Chalamet has DUMPED Kylie Jenner, insiders claim... and reveal brutal new way he is humiliating her Trump dismisses economic anxiety with'fake' polls and reveals reason 600,000 Chinese students are in US Was ANOTHER person inside the house with'Foxy Knoxy' when Meredith Kercher was killed 18 years ago? That's the sensational new claim of the Italian prosecutor who put the American student in jail, DAVID JONES reveals Disgraceful lies of'everyday' mom exposed after she chased down ICE agents in her Ford Mustang then cried wolf'Grand conspiracy' probe seeks to prove cabal of'deep state' Democrats led by Obama tried to destroy Trump Taylor Swift's bridesmaids revealed as A-listers are tapped to join her wedding squad ahead of Travis Kelce nuptials Millennial socialist who still lives off parents' money is set to become next Seattle mayor Netflix's historical drama Death By Lightning branded woke after fans spot bizarre detail... can you see it? New York City's tallest men reveal the downsides to being over 7ft... from brutal injuries to dating struggles Gen Alpha is cancelling the KEYBOARD: Youngsters won't ever have to write emails when they join the workforce - and will send voice notes to their boss instead, report reveals READ MORE: Microsoft's paperclip mascot Clippy delights users as it returns From floppy disks to fax machines, many once-common office technologies would be baffling to the younger generation.