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Podcast: Which Animals Are Conscious?
This week on the show, our hosts talk to Heather Browning, a philosopher at the University of Southampton in the U.K, and Deb Brown, a philo
undark.org 09.10.26 · 48👁
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Podcast: Is ADHD Actually a Disorder?
On Entanglements this week: Barbara Franke, a professor of molecular psychiatry at Radboud University in the Netherlands, and Edmund Sonuga-
undark.org 02.10.26 · 177👁
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Podcast: Should We Put AI-Enabled Tech in Our Brains?
Welcome to Season 3 of Entanglements! In our first episode, we discuss neural implants and AI with Judy Illes, a professor of neurology and
undark.org 25.09.26 · 89👁
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Engineering Animals to Grow Human Organs — But Not Human Minds
Chimeras, or animals with human cells and tissues, are not new, and researchers have long used them to gain insights into diseases and even
undark.org 25.09.26 · 68👁
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AI-Driven Biology Is Only as Good as the Data Beneath It
Opinion | The biotech and pharma industries are pouring billions of dollars into AI-driven drug discovery and development. But the genomic d
undark.org 25.09.26 · 87👁
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AI Presents Science with a ‘Ship of Theseus’ Problem
Opinion | AI is being integrated into every part of the scientific process, including education, publishing, and the research itself. What d
undark.org 25.09.26 · 80👁
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Review: A Vision of a Future Where Machines Fight Wars
In “Lethal Autonomy,” Frank Kendall, a former top defense department official, envisions a military future where vehicles and weapons operat
undark.org 11.09.26 · 83👁
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Book Review: The Messy Business of Making Science Happen
In “Lost in Curiosity: Field Notes From Scientists’ Adventures Into the Unknown,” Roberta Kwok sets out to smash the stereotype of eureka mo
undark.org 04.09.26 · 96👁
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Book Review: Our Conflicted Relationship with the Sun
Despite dermatological guidelines that decree sunlight a harmful carcinogen, Rowan Jacobsen argues in “In Defense of Sunlight” that the sun
undark.org 28.08.26 · 93👁
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The New Student Visa Policy Doesn’t Add Up
In July, the Department of Homeland Security issued new rules that would make it harder for international students to complete their studies
undark.org 27.08.26 · 79👁
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