Around 20,000 years ago, the once-vast Laurentide Ice Sheet sprawled from the Arctic Circle as far south as Illinois and was up to two miles thick in parts. All that remains of it now is the Delaware-sized Barnes Ice Cap on…
A tiny implant provides a groundbreaking treatment for macular telangiectasia A new surgical implant tested in Boston is giving hope to patients with macular telangiectasia, or MacTel, a rare eye disease that impairs central vision and makes it difficult to…
Melissa Rudy writes for FoxNews.com about a disturbing trend in American drug use. A growing number of American parents are using cannabis, prompting questions about potential child exposure and safety, according to a new study. Cannabis use increased substantially…
A Wilmington program that has spent more than three decades helping pregnant and parenting teens stay in school and avoid a second pregnancy is now searching for new money after losing its biggest grant. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic's Adolescent Parenting…
Raleigh is the first municipal government to deploy autonomous workers using ServiceNow's IT Service Desk AI Specialist The challenge: keeping pace with one of the fastest-growing cities in the country The solution: AI agents that help guide, resolve, and scale…
Gen-Xers and Millennials of a certain age may recall growing up in the 1990s and seeing popular comedian Sinbad on the big screen as the eponymous genie in the cult classic “Shazaam.” The only problem: It never happened. While Shaquille O’Neal…
Richard Stern writes for National Review Online about the future control of artificial intelligence. There is an intelligence loose in the world that has no respect for humanity. It seeks to manipulate us, pit us against one another, and harness…
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