India’s Department of Biotechnology and a group of UK research bodies, headed by the University of Cambridge, signed a Memorandum of Understanding yesterday at the Ministry of Earth Sciences in …
Research into the negative effects of digital technology is caught in a “failing cycle” that’s moving too slowly for governments and society to properly hold tech companies responsible, say two …
This report takes a look back at the journal’s work from January 1 through December 31, 2019. That wraps up two years and seven months of our four-year contract with …
Tackling corruption has become a big deal for many countries worldwide. Plenty of studies show that corruption and poor governance can hurt investment and economic growth (Mauro, Reference Mauro1995), weaken …
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A bunch of city departments and local partners are teaming up to put on the Science of Public Safety Touch-A-Truck Event at the Robert W. Healy Public Safety Building, located …
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Introduction Argument-stretching is when politicians make claims that bend the truth a bit, but don’t cross into outright lying. For example, saying ‘transnational integration improves border security’ isn’t something you …
Generative large language models (LLMs) can whip up original content based on custom prompts and at lengths you specify in just seconds. These tools write in a way that sounds …
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