AI-powered personalized nutrition plans: Imagine that every meal you eat is designed to match your DNA, the bacteria in your gut and how much activity you have each day. This isn’t a hypothetical idea—it’s something that guided nutrition recommendations can provide right now. An analysis of personal health information makes it possible for artificial intelligence Read details…
Let’s suppose you ask, “I am looking for a $1,000 laptop for graphic design. Any recommendations?” and receive a list of options, plus reviews, prices and links to buy, all in one message. Now, online shopping is driven in a whole new way with ChatGPT from OpenAI, allowing customers and stores to communicate more personally. Read details…
For a long time, plastic pollution has troubled environmentalists because regular plastics can take centuries to decompose. Yet, biodegradable plastics that decompose in weeks rather than centuries are showing up to change the situation. These alternatives help us see a genuine chance at lowering our plastic footprint. It’s not limited to the headlines – it Read details…
Rewiring the Mind: When Memory Isn’t Just Recalled—It’s Rebuilt Suppose we could actively control our memories, fixing errors, while bringing back things that have been ‘deleted’ by forgetting them. That’s not science fiction anymore. A group of neuroscientists from Stanford has recently managed to do something experts once believed was not possible for the brain. Read details…
It Took 3 Weeks to Crack What Their 3-Day Fever Meant We’ve all heard it: “It’s just the flu.” You feel a sniffle, a chill, sleep for a day or two, and everything returns to normal. Not always. Many, especially those who caught the flu last winter, are tired of it lingering so long. A Read details…