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The Empire Strikes Back: The Revolution Against AI

On May 14th, Ernie Smith, founder and editor of the Tedium newsletter, in the midst of covering Google s globally-streamed Google I/O event, noticed an easy to miss tweet from Google

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The Contested World of Classifying Life on Earth

The Contested World of Classifying Life on Earth
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Taxonomy Gone Wild: The Contested World Of Classifying Life On Earth

Taxonomy Gone Wild: The Contested World Of Classifying Life On Earth
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Inside the controversial world of classifying life on Earth

No single, unified list exists of all species cataloged by humans. Some scientists want that to change.

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Japanese scientists accidentally discover virus in insects that only kills males

The team of Japanese scientists from Minami Kyushu University named the newly discovered virus Spodoptera litura male-killing virus or SLMKV

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