Surgeons in New York perform world’s first complete eye transplant, offering hope for vision restoration.
Scientists capture first-ever footage of the Attenborough’s long-beaked echidna, proving it’s not extinct.
The FDA approves the world’s first chikungunya vaccine, marking a significant milestone in global health.
Hikers in Germany reported as illegal migrants, sparking debate on treatment of minorities.
Jared Leto’s daring climb of the Empire State Building has generated significant attention for his band.
Luminance Autopilot aims to revolutionize contract negotiation by using AI to streamline the process.
Adam Neumann’s rise and fall with WeWork is a cautionary tale of ambition and hubris.
The paper industry is under scrutiny for its high water usage and environmental impact.
Collins Dictionary has named “AI” as the word of the year for 2023, reflecting the widespread conversations and debates surrounding artificial intelligence and its potential impact on society.
Founder of Humble Crumble, Kim Innes, shares her business advice and the pivotal role of pumpkins.
AI is revolutionizing cancer diagnosis, offering more accurate grading and personalized treatment for patients.
Musicians Chris Roberts and Seth Bye of Filkins Drift walked 870 miles around Wales for sustainable touring.
Marine Conservation Society survey reveals 32% increase in UK jellyfish sightings due to climate change.
Five-year-old girl’s tragic death prompts mother to advocate for safer streets and vehicles.
Fishermen are turning to technology to reduce bycatch and increase efficiency, with promising results.
Pope Francis supports “Code with Pope” project to provide free coding education for children.
Berkeley Yeast modifies yeast for beer flavors, while Carlsberg focuses on traditional breeding methods.
Apple’s sales have continued to decline, with revenues dipping 1% to $89.5bn in the three months.
Heavy rainfall and cost of living pressures led to a 5.7% drop in foot traffic in the UK.
Elon Musk predicts AI will eliminate work, warns about humanoid robots chasing people, and highlights AI’s potential benefits and disruptive force.
Mysterious streaks of light in southern California sky baffle residents and experts, with possible explanations ranging from space debris to extraterrestrial activity.
The departure of the beloved giant pandas from the US marks the end of a cherished era.
BTS urges fans not to show up at army camps during their military service, showing responsibility and concern for others.
The co-working industry is shifting to focus on local communities, benefiting workers and towns alike.
British experts warn of potential “catastrophic ecosystem collapse” in UK forests within 50 years.
Apple surpasses Samsung as world’s largest phonemaker, marking the first time in 12 years.
Booths is removing self-service tills to prioritize a better customer experience with human staff.
The increasing popularity of e-bikes raises concerns about fire risks, but with proper safety measures and infrastructure, these risks can be mitigated.
Australia’s historic pact with Tuvalu offers refuge to citizens threatened by climate change impacts.
Hollywood performers strike against gaming giants over AI concerns, seeking fair protections and compensation.
A man in Australia was rescued after spending over 30 hours hiding in an underground drain network, following a car crash and a series of suspicious actions.
Google’s president for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, Matt Brittin, stresses the importance of responsible development in AI technology, as the company partners with the University of Cambridge to establish the Centre for Human-Inspired AI, focusing on areas such as robotics, healthcare, and climate change.
A man in Surrey, England, has trained his home cameras to repel foxes and badgers that were fouling in his garden, using high-frequency sounds triggered by machine learning.
Berkeley Yeast modifies yeast for beer flavors, while Carlsberg focuses on traditional breeding methods.
Venice implements new rules to combat mass tourism, including a ban on loudspeakers and large tourist groups.
