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Risk to society: Musk, experts call for halt in giant AI experiments

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No need for boosters: WHO updates COVID-19 vaccine recommendations

COVID-19-PANDEMIC

While experts in their trade, handymen in Türkiye can be hard to pin down. (Getty Images Photo)

Tricks of the trade: All about hiring a handyman in Türkiye

Food

History

DNA Sonata: Beethoven's hair gives genetic insight into his death

history

Fashion

Stars in dazzling fashion storm Oscars gala on champagne carpet

celebrities

Expat Corner

Geeksville

AI-controlled player Sophy, in a scene from the video game "Gran Turismo." (AP Photo)

From virtual tracks to real applications: AI advances in video games

Sci-fi magazine bans AI chatbot authors over lack of authenticity in writing

Kratos (L) and his son Atreus, in a scene from the game God of War: Ragnarok. (dpa Photo)

God of War: Ragnarok: More of same brilliance in worthy sequel

Shopping carts line the sidewalk outside Walmart to keep the waiting crowd in check, Virginia, U.S., Nov. 28, 2008. (Getty Images Photo)

'Black Friday vs. Buy Nothing Day': The decision is yours

Environment

Health

Can't say no: Brains learn to love fatty, sugary foods

food

Science

Webb measures temp of exoplanet for 1st time, finds no atmosphere

SPACE

Travel

An aerial view of the Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque and the Bosporus, in Istanbul, Türkiye. (Shutterstock Photo)

Imperial heritage: Sultanahmet, historical peninsula of Istanbul

There are also streets that have been closed to cars. This means that cyclists in New York can get around safely, New York, U.S., Aug. 7, 2021. (dpa Photo)

Secure, enjoyable, fast: Exploring New York City by bike

An aerial view shows the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, Türkiye. (Shutterstock Photo)

Istanbul's spectacular, historical grand bazaars and markets

A view of Kalemegdan Park, Belgrade, Serbia. (Photo by Emre Başaran)

A tale of two rivers: Belgrade

COVID-19 Pandemic

A health worker wearing personal protective equipment places a COVID-19 test swab in a vial, at the Malpensa Airport in Milan, Italy, Dec. 29, 2022. (Reuters Photo)

Another year of COVID-19 studies: Here's what we learned about virus

COVID-19-PANDEMIC

A man and a child walk past a bread shop decorated with rabbit patterns on doors, Beijing, Jan. 10, 2023. (AFP Photo)

WHO asks China to share more COVID-19 data amid surge in cases

Researchers believe we may soon be able to speak into a phone to determine whether or not we have a coronavirus infection with the help of AI. (dpa Photo)

Phone app tells from your voice if you have COVID-19 with help of AI

COVID-19-PANDEMIC

A COVID-19 self-test requires taking a swab sample from both nostrils. (DPA Photo)

How to avoid mistakes with at-home COVID-19 tests

Drakaris, a one-month-old baby Komodo dragon, one of five Komodo dragons born at Bioparc Fuengirola, rests in a terrarium in Fuengirola, southern Spain, March 28, 2023. (Reuters Photo)

Endangered Komodo dragons hatch for 1st time in decade in Spain

Mar 29, 2023

Diyanet to hold Ramadan activities only in Türkiye's quake zone

Mar 29, 2023
'Ready-ReMade': Turkish artist transforms trash into art

Mar 29, 2023
Webb measures temp of exoplanet for 1st time, finds no atmosphere

Mar 28, 2023

Not just clogging: Microplastics damage guts of wild seabirds

Mar 28, 2023
Can't say no: Brains learn to love fatty, sugary foods

Mar 28, 2023
Scientists discover more water on Moon, locked inside glass beads

Mar 27, 2023

Corporations' transparency on emissions sorely lacking

Mar 27, 2023
Save Soil! Gardener cyclist begins epic ride from London to India

Mar 27, 2023
Antibiotics unnecesary for hospitalized viral infection patients

Mar 27, 2023

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