Each year on March 3, World Wildlife Day draws global attention to the plants and animals that make life on Earth possible.

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More than 7,900 entries were submitted to the competition, with stunning images featuring seal pups, a sunken ship, shrimp ...

This unique opportunity is more than just compliance or risk mitigation. It’s building a safe, durable and performant AI-powered future at enterprise scale.

This photograph, captured by Slovak photographer Roman Balaz, won the silver prize in the category for Amphibian and Reptile Behavior in the World Nature Photographer of the Year competition. The ...

Scientists from the University of Bochum have shown that the process of getting rid of fear can be significantly accelerated by activating certain neurons in the brain. This discovery could be an ...

The 2025 Hinton lecturer is AI safety researcher Owain Evans, founder of the research institute called Truthful AI. He is one of the world’s leading researchers looking into the risks, behaviour and ...

The former APS president asked ChatGPT to describe its implicit biases. Its answer steered her research in a whole new ...

When people talk about saving wildlife, they often focus on numbers. Conversations center on how many deer live in a forest, ...

From hiking across the Western Ghats to photograph the elusive and endemic lion-tailed macaque to journeying across the hot deserts of Little Rann of Kutch for the desert fox, Sridhar has worked in di ...

New research debunking AI existential threats argues that social, physical, and regulatory constraints prevent an AI apocalypse, favoring sector-specific policy instead.

The mathematics are compelling: Nepal’s 150+ ‘excess’ tigers in Bardiya-Banke complex, valued at US$50,000-100,000 per trophy hunt, could generate US$15 million in hunting fees—far exceeding current ...