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Unsolved Problems of Modern Science: Questions That Still Challenge Humanity
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Unsolved Problems of Modern Science: Questions That Still Challenge Humanity

Despite extraordinary technological progress, modern science is still confronted with deep and unresolved questions about the nature of reality, life, and the Universe. These problems persist not because of a…
Posted by deka December 17, 2025
Digital Twins: Virtual Replicas of Cities, Planets, and Patients
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Digital Twins: Virtual Replicas of Cities, Planets, and Patients

The concept of a digital twin refers to a highly detailed virtual model that mirrors a real-world object, system, or living organism. Originally developed for industrial engineering, digital twin technology…
Posted by deka February 27, 2026
AI for Deciphering Ancient Languages and Scrolls
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AI for Deciphering Ancient Languages and Scrolls

For centuries, historians and linguists have struggled to decode ancient manuscripts, damaged scrolls, and forgotten languages. Many texts have survived only in fragments, faded ink, or carbonized layers, making traditional…
Posted by deka February 27, 2026
The Hidden Costs of AI: How Much Energy and Water Does One ChatGPT Query Use?
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The Hidden Costs of AI: How Much Energy and Water Does One ChatGPT Query Use?

Artificial intelligence systems like ChatGPT may feel invisible and effortless to use, but behind every response lies a vast physical infrastructure of data centers, servers, cooling systems, and electrical grids.…
Posted by deka February 25, 2026
AI as a Collective Mind: Are Neural Networks Becoming Smarter Than Humans?
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AI as a Collective Mind: Are Neural Networks Becoming Smarter Than Humans?

Artificial intelligence systems are often described as tools, but increasingly they are compared to a form of collective digital intelligence. Large neural networks are trained on enormous datasets that include…
Posted by deka February 24, 2026
Copyright in the Age of AI: Who Owns Content Created by Neural Networks?
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Copyright in the Age of AI: Who Owns Content Created by Neural Networks?

The rapid development of artificial intelligence has transformed how text, images, music, and software are created. Neural networks can now generate complex creative works in seconds, raising a fundamental legal…
Posted by deka February 20, 2026
AI for Telescope Data Analysis: Discovering New Planets and Galaxies
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AI for Telescope Data Analysis: Discovering New Planets and Galaxies

Modern telescopes generate enormous volumes of data every night, capturing images and signals from distant regions of the universe. Processing this information manually would take decades, which is why artificial…
Posted by deka February 20, 2026
AI in High-Energy Physics: Searching for New Particles in Colliders
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AI in High-Energy Physics: Searching for New Particles in Colliders

High-energy physics explores the fundamental building blocks of matter by accelerating particles to near-light speeds and colliding them inside massive detectors. Experiments conducted at particle colliders generate enormous volumes of…
Posted by deka February 20, 2026
Existential AI Risks: Under What Conditions Could a “Skynet” Scenario Appear?
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Existential AI Risks: Under What Conditions Could a “Skynet” Scenario Appear?

The idea of an artificial intelligence system turning against humanity has long been popularized in science fiction under the name “Skynet.” While such scenarios are dramatized for entertainment, serious researchers…
Posted by deka February 18, 2026
Technological Singularity: A Point of No Return for Humanity?
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Technological Singularity: A Point of No Return for Humanity?

The concept of technological singularity refers to a hypothetical moment when artificial intelligence surpasses human intelligence and begins improving itself at an accelerating rate. This idea suggests a turning point…
Posted by deka February 18, 2026
AlphaFold: How AI Solved a 50-Year-Old Scientific Problem
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AlphaFold: How AI Solved a 50-Year-Old Scientific Problem

For decades, one of biology’s greatest challenges was understanding how proteins fold into their three-dimensional shapes. This problem, known as the protein folding problem, puzzled scientists for over 50 years…
Posted by deka February 18, 2026

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