10 May 2023
Businesses are increasingly feeling hard done by when it comes to artificial intelligence exploiting their data. It is time we figured out who is going to foot the bill
10 May 2023
From Whovians to Swifties, pop culture fandoms can have a dubious reputation, but social psychology shows that being part of a group can be immensely enriching, says Michael Bond
10 May 2023
Unrealistic fantasies of the apocalypse are everywhere, but focusing on a potentially disastrous future stops us from making solid plans, says Annalee Newitz
9 May 2023
The West Antarctic ice sheet grew back after severe thinning thousands of years ago – a sign that melting ice today could recover thanks to rising landmasses
9 May 2023
Analysis finds the carbon footprint of cultivated meat is likely to be higher than beef if current production methods are scaled up because they are still highly energy-intensive
8 May 2023
Thousands of offshore wells have been left uncapped in the Gulf of Mexico, which means oil or methane could leak out and harm marine ecosystems
8 May 2023
Genetically altered stem cells that are "invisible" to the immune system treated diabetes in mice without being wiped out by a destructive immune response
7 May 2023
Many countries and territories have malaria-free status, however, this may be very difficult to achieve in parts of Africa where the parasite is endemic
5 May 2023
The long-accepted practice of search engines scraping content from websites is being re-examined now that the data is being used to build valuable artificial intelligence tools
5 May 2023
A VR accessory called JumpMod can make users feel like they are jumping higher or landing harder, just by moving a weight on their back
