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Hidden Prompts in Pre-prints Bias AI Peer Reviews
Researchers are embedding hidden prompts within pre-print papers to bias AI peer review tools toward positive evaluations, as reported by Nikkei and Nature, revealing 36 papers with such prompts across 14 academic institutions in eight countries, raising concerns about the integrity of AI-powered re...
Hidden Prompts in Pre-prints Bias AI Peer Reviews
Researchers are embedding hidden prompts within pre-print papers to bias AI peer review tools toward positive evaluations, as reported by Nikkei and Nature, revealing 36 papers with such prompts across 14 academic institutions in eight countries, raising concerns about the integrity of AI-powered re...
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36% Bias Score
Ancient Mayan Tomb Unearths Clues to Caracol's Early History
Archaeologists in Caracol, Guatemala, unearthed a tomb containing the remains of Te K'ab Chaak, Caracol's first king, along with artifacts dating to 350 CE, including ceramics depicting rulers and captives, and objects from distant Teotihuacan, revealing insights into early Mayan society and its con...
Ancient Mayan Tomb Unearths Clues to Caracol's Early History
Archaeologists in Caracol, Guatemala, unearthed a tomb containing the remains of Te K'ab Chaak, Caracol's first king, along with artifacts dating to 350 CE, including ceramics depicting rulers and captives, and objects from distant Teotihuacan, revealing insights into early Mayan society and its con...
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24% Bias Score
Spain Launches Eco-Sustainable Certification for Green Spaces
Spain, Europe's leading organic food producer, introduces a new eco-sustainable certification for green spaces, modeled after its organic food regulations, promoting biodiversity and reducing pollution through natural pest control, water optimization, and the ban of chemical products; a dozen parks ...
Spain Launches Eco-Sustainable Certification for Green Spaces
Spain, Europe's leading organic food producer, introduces a new eco-sustainable certification for green spaces, modeled after its organic food regulations, promoting biodiversity and reducing pollution through natural pest control, water optimization, and the ban of chemical products; a dozen parks ...
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40% Bias Score
Potential Underwater Volcano Eruptions Raise Concerns
Scientists warn of a potential eruption at Axial Seamount off Oregon within the year, while increased seismic activity near Santorini, Greece necessitates monitoring of its volcanic crater and nearby Kolumbo underwater volcano; the 2022 Tonga eruption highlights the significant impact of underwater ...
Potential Underwater Volcano Eruptions Raise Concerns
Scientists warn of a potential eruption at Axial Seamount off Oregon within the year, while increased seismic activity near Santorini, Greece necessitates monitoring of its volcanic crater and nearby Kolumbo underwater volcano; the 2022 Tonga eruption highlights the significant impact of underwater ...
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48% Bias Score
Gut Microbes Show Promise in Eliminating PFAS "Forever Chemicals
University of Cambridge researchers discovered specific gut microbes that absorb and eliminate PFAS "forever chemicals" in mice, removing up to 75% of some compounds and potentially offering a new treatment using probiotic supplements.
Gut Microbes Show Promise in Eliminating PFAS "Forever Chemicals
University of Cambridge researchers discovered specific gut microbes that absorb and eliminate PFAS "forever chemicals" in mice, removing up to 75% of some compounds and potentially offering a new treatment using probiotic supplements.
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36% Bias Score
Neanderthal-Homo Sapien Hybrid Skull Found in Israel
Analysis of a 5-year-old girl's skull from Israel's Skhul Cave reveals a blend of Neanderthal and Homo sapien features, confirming interbreeding and challenging previous classifications; further examples like the Lapedo child suggest sustained intermingling.
Neanderthal-Homo Sapien Hybrid Skull Found in Israel
Analysis of a 5-year-old girl's skull from Israel's Skhul Cave reveals a blend of Neanderthal and Homo sapien features, confirming interbreeding and challenging previous classifications; further examples like the Lapedo child suggest sustained intermingling.
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52% Bias Score
China's Earthquake Early Warning System Issues Over 100 Alerts
China's national earthquake early warning system, operational since July 2022, has issued over 100 alerts for quakes above magnitude 3.5, reaching over 148 million users and providing customized services to major industries, significantly improving disaster preparedness.
China's Earthquake Early Warning System Issues Over 100 Alerts
China's national earthquake early warning system, operational since July 2022, has issued over 100 alerts for quakes above magnitude 3.5, reaching over 148 million users and providing customized services to major industries, significantly improving disaster preparedness.
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40% Bias Score
UK Climate Change: Record Temperatures and Rainfall Signal Urgent Need for Adaptation
The UK's Met Office reports a significant increase in extreme weather events, with 2024 experiencing record-breaking high temperatures and rainfall, highlighting a rapidly changing climate impacting ecosystems and necessitating urgent adaptation strategies.
UK Climate Change: Record Temperatures and Rainfall Signal Urgent Need for Adaptation
The UK's Met Office reports a significant increase in extreme weather events, with 2024 experiencing record-breaking high temperatures and rainfall, highlighting a rapidly changing climate impacting ecosystems and necessitating urgent adaptation strategies.
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28% Bias Score
Argentine Author Subverts Science Fiction with 'Gauchopunk' Collection
Michel Nieva's "Ficciones gauchopunks" uses a distinctly Argentine perspective to critique techno-fascism, blending cyberpunk and gaucho traditions in a satirical reimagining of Argentina as a cosmic superpower, challenging the Anglo-centric dominance of science fiction.
Argentine Author Subverts Science Fiction with 'Gauchopunk' Collection
Michel Nieva's "Ficciones gauchopunks" uses a distinctly Argentine perspective to critique techno-fascism, blending cyberpunk and gaucho traditions in a satirical reimagining of Argentina as a cosmic superpower, challenging the Anglo-centric dominance of science fiction.
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44% Bias Score
China Launches First Intelligent Ocean Research Vessel
China launched the Tongji, its first intelligent ocean research vessel, on Sunday in Shanghai; built by CSSC Huangpu Wenchong for Tongji University, it offers advanced research, training, and engineering support capabilities, becoming a leading platform in the East China Sea.
China Launches First Intelligent Ocean Research Vessel
China launched the Tongji, its first intelligent ocean research vessel, on Sunday in Shanghai; built by CSSC Huangpu Wenchong for Tongji University, it offers advanced research, training, and engineering support capabilities, becoming a leading platform in the East China Sea.
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52% Bias Score
Active Concord Fault Poses Significant Earthquake Risk to 300,000 in California
A new USGS study reveals the previously dormant Concord Fault in California's East Bay is actively creeping, posing a significant earthquake risk to over 300,000 residents due to its potential to cause a magnitude 6.7 or higher quake; the fault's location was previously misidentified, placing homes ...
Active Concord Fault Poses Significant Earthquake Risk to 300,000 in California
A new USGS study reveals the previously dormant Concord Fault in California's East Bay is actively creeping, posing a significant earthquake risk to over 300,000 residents due to its potential to cause a magnitude 6.7 or higher quake; the fault's location was previously misidentified, placing homes ...
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20% Bias Score
Short-Term Antarctic Ice Growth Doesn't Reverse Long-Term Loss Trend
A recent study reported a temporary increase in East Antarctica's ice mass between 2021 and 2023, but experts warn this short-term fluctuation, likely due to increased snowfall, doesn't negate the long-term trend of ice loss.
Short-Term Antarctic Ice Growth Doesn't Reverse Long-Term Loss Trend
A recent study reported a temporary increase in East Antarctica's ice mass between 2021 and 2023, but experts warn this short-term fluctuation, likely due to increased snowfall, doesn't negate the long-term trend of ice loss.
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20% Bias Score
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