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Open AI: Figure 01, the robot closest to the humanoid machines of science fiction | Technology

Robotics is advancing towards embodiment and learning formulas that allow android robots to be developed with aspects and behaviors typical of people

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Disinformation opens a new front in the Hamas-Israeli conflict: Beheadings, cages and fake memos

Supporters of both sides are using the internet to spread fake news and propaganda. This has prompted the EU to demand greater stringency from the social media platforms X, TikTok and Facebook

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2,000-Year-Old Perfume Bottle Holds Fragrance of Ancient Rome, Other Secrets

2,000-Year-Old Perfume Bottle Holds Fragrance of Ancient Rome, Other Secrets
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Scientists have analyzed the composition of a 2,000-year-old perfume unearthed in Carmona, Spain

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Extreme drought ended one of the ancient world s greatest empires | Culture

Wood from the tomb of King Midas’ father shows how a rainfall shortage and widespread famine could have wiped out the Hittite civilization

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