WHO Declares The Coronavirus Outbreak a Public Health Emergency
The outbreak is now a "public health emergency of international concern."
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The outbreak is now a "public health emergency of international concern."
Of course, the release of any genetically engineered organism into the wild brings with it a slew of concerns.
Sharing information Chinese authorities don't approve of might land you in jail.
This is a nasty inflection point for North America.
"We even have the technology to create an animatronic groundhog with [AI] that could actually predict the weather."
"Although the program office is working to fix deficiencies, new discoveries are still being made."
6,000 passengers were stuck in limbo with an unconfirmed viral outbreak in their midst.
This seems like a testosterone-drenched response to Tesla's Cybertruck.
Meena's responses are both logical and specific.
We'll need to be careful using AI in the search for ET.
A global network of "biohybrid" jellyfish could help us explore the Earth's oceans.
The company still has to prove its satellite slingshot will actually work.
It'll be 59 feet tall and weigh a staggering 25 tons.
This first-of-its-kind procedure could replace heart transplants.
Ocean acidification has claimed one of its smallest victims yet.
There's not much risk — unless you're sick or old.
"Please remember that 'Plague Inc.' is a game, not a scientific model."