Using data from historic ship measurements and Argo floats, researchers introduced a machine learning technique that improves assessment and analysis of the ocean's declining oxygen levels.

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Director Christina Voros dives into the highly anticipated return of the hit Paramount Network series to reveal how they kept John Dutton's fate a secret (there were code words), how it propels ...

Built by Bemidji Steel Company, the programmable LED pixel Christmas gift box called “The Greatest Gift” is 30 feet tall and weighs more than 2,100 pounds.

Some of the world’s borders are just . . . weird. You know this very well if you’re a traveler, a student of history, or ...

The Xbox masterpiece was produced under extreme crunch and confusing direction, recalls two former Bungie employees ...

Researchers at the University of Mississippi have come up with a faster, more efficient method for detecting landmines – ...

Black Ops 6 is finally out, letting players enjoy a new iteration of the Zombies mode Treyarch is known and loved for. Even ...

Uncover the motivations and benefits behind global contributions to Google Street View's dynamic digital mapping ecosystem.

Enduro21 tests the Stark Varg Enduro development bike for a full day of hard enduro with Taddy Blazusiak and Eddie Karlsson.

A recent study questions if large language models (LLMs) truly form coherent world models, despite their accurate outputs in complex tasks like generating directions or playing games.

The study, published in the journal Neuron, marks a significant departure from traditional brain mapping methods. Usually, scientists study brain activity either during simple laboratory tasks or when ...