It seems likely this is just the first step towards a future in which the diversity of machine languages rivals that of human ones.

In a new study, non-expert readers of poetry could not distinguish poetry written by AI from that written by canonical poets.

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Scientists have long wondered how the first cell membranes formed from the primordial soup—a new study offers up a recipe.

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Using CRISPR, the popular gene-editing tool, scientists bumped up the fruit’s sugar content by 30 percent without sacrificing size or yields.

A robot trained on 100 percent synthetic data can climb stairs, clamber over boxes, and chase a soccer ball in the real world.

New tools help us peek into the “black box” of AI communication, revealing how AI agents develop their own unique ways of sharing information.