The Silencing Power of Big Oil’s Climate Lies
Mark Hertsgaard
A new report suggests that the majority of people think new economic rules are required to curb climate change. The issue is that those majorities think they are a minority.
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People Who Spend More Time In Nature Tend To Eat Better, And Stress May Be The Key To Why
A nature-based approach, researchers suggest, could offer a low-cost tool that works through the brain before it ever reaches the plate.
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Your Nose May Hold The First Clues That Alzheimer’s Is Coming
Losing your sense of smell is one of the earliest known warning signs of Alzheimer’s disease. Now, a new study suggests the tissue behind that lost sense might hold something even more valuable.
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Fitbit’s AI health coach will soon be able to read your medical records
Would you share your medical records with a personal trainer? How about a virtual one? Google, which this week announced it is giving Fitbit’s AI health coach the ability to read your medical records, is hoping the answer is yes, following rivals like Amazon, OpenAI, and Microsoft in betting that users are willing to trade […]
It’s not a formal medical diagnosis.AI Goes to War
Michael T. Klare
Automated targeting, autonomous weapons, and nuclear decision-making.
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