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Ding Li: Redefining the boundary between AI and human through design
Stone handaxes found in Galilee show early humans valued aesthetics of their tools - study
Researchers rethink how humans populated the Americas after new find
How not to care online: Survival guide for staying human
Dog anti-aging study leaps decades ahead of human research
Researchers hope that preventing age-related decline in dogs could benefit human longevity.
Despite medical advances, are we nearing the end of lifespan increases?
A new study published in the journal Nature Aging suggests that humanity may be approaching the biological limit of human lifespan.
Stone tech 2.0: Researchers believe they found a technological leap that happened 900,000 years ago
Hominins at the site exhibited meticulous planning and efficiency in their manufacturing and resource management strategies.
Study reveals humans' 500,000-year-old fascination with the color red
Although brown and earthy tones were more readily available, evidence indicates that humans had a clear preference for vibrant red ocher.
Lucy’s Achilles Heel: Why our ancient ancestor couldn't keep up
Running required Lucy 2.9 times more energy than it does a modern human, indicating low endurance.
AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton warns of increased risk of human extinction due to AI
Geoffrey Hinton, the "Godfather of AI," warned of AI's dangers after receiving the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics.
Underwater caves in southern Sicily reveal key clues about early human migration, a new study finds
Many scholars consider Sicily to be among the first islands humans settled in the Mediterranean.
First blue-eyed human, a dark-haired lactose-intolerant infant, found in 17,000-year-old remains
Histological analysis of the infant's teeth and a healed fracture on his collarbone indicated he had endured a tough birth.
Strangled son found by buried father: Genetic study reveals shocking human sacrifices in Peru
Adolescents were sacrificed to their close relatives during funerals of high-status individuals in the Mocha culture.
Ants outshine humans in teamwork: Weizmann Institute's surprising findings
The ants demonstrated performances that were not only vastly better than those of solitary ants but even better in some cases than those of humans.
