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After Bill Gates’ Announcement of 3 Jobs Surviving AI, Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu and Sam Altman Admit AI Will Steal Most Jobs

Sridhar Vembu, founder of Zoho, and Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, have echoed similar concerns as Bill Gates, who recently predicted that many jobs will be replaced by AI.

Arezki.A

March 26, 2025

News

Alien-Like Microbes May Have Carved Tunnels Into Solid Rock Millions of Years Ago

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Archaeologists Discover Massive 3,000-Year-Old Prehistoric Village Hidden Beneath France

Scientists Have Unearthed a 140-Million-Year-Old Lost Continent Hidden Beneath Southern Europe

FBI Launches Investigation into Anti-Tesla Attacks, Calls Them “Domestic Terrorism”

Malaysian Government Agrees to Relaunch the Investigation Into the Disappearance of Flight MH370

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Trump Demands Removal of His ‘Bad Picture’ in Capitol, Calling it the ‘Worst Ever’— The Internet Responds Hilariously

Former President Donald Trump has demanded the removal of a portrait of himself that hangs in the Colorado State Capitol,…

March 25, 2025

Defense industry

Defense industry

Germany’s Massive Rearmament Plan as US Ties Become Increasingly Strained

China’s New Electronic Warfare Can Instantly Cripple Enemy Weapons—Is the U.S. Falling Behind?

The 15 Countries With the Largest and Most Powerful Military Budgets in the World

An assault vehicle unit carries out a fire strike during actual combat training in Ningbo, China

China’s Military Modernization: A Superpower in the Making or a Politically Constrained Force?

The 18,000 Ton Uss Michigan Submarine, Which Can Conduct Strike Missions Using Tomahawk Cruise Missiles, Docks At A Naval Base In Busan, South Korea, On Friday. Yonhap Via Reuters

North Korea Warns of Retaliation as US Nuclear Submarine Docks in South Korea

French Mirage 2000-5F Shoots Down Houthi Drones in Dramatic Red Sea Battle – First Aerial Victory Since WWII!

U.S. Navy’s Helios Laser Weapon Could Redefine Warfare

Science

Japan Is Transforming Cow Dung Into Fuel to Power Cars and Tractors

NASA’s ISS Spots Unseen Phenomenon 55 Miles Above Earth That’s Gone Unnoticed Until Now

Are Americans Getting Dumber? New Study Shows Alarming IQ Decline in 4 Major Cognitive Areas

A 1,100 Years Old Shipwreck Unveils Forgotten Trade Routes with Palestine in the 9th Century

This Long-Extinct Carnivorous Predator Is On the Verge of Being Resurrected by Scientists

How Sleep Deprivation Affects Your Brain and Overall Health

Polar Bear Fur’s Icy Secret Could Revolutionize Aviation and Renewable Energy

Artificial Intelligence Helps Solve One of Archaeology’s Biggest Mysteries

AI is transforming archaeology, uncovering hidden geoglyphs and solving ancient mysteries at an unprecedented speed—offering new insights into Earth’s long-lost civilizations.

Lydia Amazouz

March 18, 2025

Science

Coral Reef Fish Adapt to Rising Temperatures — But at What Cost?

1,300 Year Old Wooden Ski Pair Discovered In Norwegian Ice

Science

Norway’s Melting Ice Exposes 1,300-Year-Old Skis – A Game-Changer in Archaeology

Climat

Why Tropical Forests Are Struggling to Adapt to Climate Change – A Growing Crisis

Tropical forests across the Americas are failing to adapt quickly enough to climate change, putting biodiversity and global climate stability at risk. Researchers warn of a grim future if action…

Mysterious Stone Spheres in Kazakhstan: Are They Evidence of an Ancient Civilization?

Archaeologists Discover 40 Ancient Shipwrecks in the Black Sea Untouched for Centuries

Lost Fragment of Bayeux Tapestry Rediscovered in Germany After Eight Decades

Scientists Finally Solve the Mystery of Missing Blue Whale Calves

Thousands at risk from cancer-causing water in France

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Mathias Curl

Thousands of People Drink Cancer-Causing Water: The Scandal of CVM Water Contamination Revealed in a New Study

Shocking findings reveal that nearly 600,000 people in France may be drinking tap water contaminated with a known carcinogen. What…

February 5, 2025

After Bill Gates’ Announcement of 3 Jobs Surviving AI, Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu and Sam Altman Admit AI Will Steal Most Jobs

Alien-Like Microbes May Have Carved Tunnels Into Solid Rock Millions of Years Ago

Archaeologists Discover Massive 3,000-Year-Old Prehistoric Village Hidden Beneath France

Scientists Have Unearthed a 140-Million-Year-Old Lost Continent Hidden Beneath Southern Europe

FBI Launches Investigation into Anti-Tesla Attacks, Calls Them “Domestic Terrorism”

Malaysian Government Agrees to Relaunch the Investigation Into the Disappearance of Flight MH370

Trump Demands Removal of His ‘Bad Picture’ in Capitol, Calling it the ‘Worst Ever’— The Internet Responds Hilariously

Defense industry

Germany’s Massive Rearmament Plan as US Ties Become Increasingly Strained

China’s New Electronic Warfare Can Instantly Cripple Enemy Weapons—Is the U.S. Falling Behind?

The 15 Countries With the Largest and Most Powerful Military Budgets in the World

China’s Military Modernization: A Superpower in the Making or a Politically Constrained Force?

North Korea Warns of Retaliation as US Nuclear Submarine Docks in South Korea

French Mirage 2000-5F Shoots Down Houthi Drones in Dramatic Red Sea Battle – First Aerial Victory Since WWII!

U.S. Navy’s Helios Laser Weapon Could Redefine Warfare

Science

Japan Is Transforming Cow Dung Into Fuel to Power Cars and Tractors

NASA’s ISS Spots Unseen Phenomenon 55 Miles Above Earth That’s Gone Unnoticed Until Now

Are Americans Getting Dumber? New Study Shows Alarming IQ Decline in 4 Major Cognitive Areas

A 1,100 Years Old Shipwreck Unveils Forgotten Trade Routes with Palestine in the 9th Century

This Long-Extinct Carnivorous Predator Is On the Verge of Being Resurrected by Scientists

How Sleep Deprivation Affects Your Brain and Overall Health

Polar Bear Fur’s Icy Secret Could Revolutionize Aviation and Renewable Energy

Artificial Intelligence Helps Solve One of Archaeology’s Biggest Mysteries

Coral Reef Fish Adapt to Rising Temperatures — But at What Cost?

Norway’s Melting Ice Exposes 1,300-Year-Old Skis – A Game-Changer in Archaeology

Climat

Why Tropical Forests Are Struggling to Adapt to Climate Change – A Growing Crisis

Mysterious Stone Spheres in Kazakhstan: Are They Evidence of an Ancient Civilization?

Archaeologists Discover 40 Ancient Shipwrecks in the Black Sea Untouched for Centuries

Lost Fragment of Bayeux Tapestry Rediscovered in Germany After Eight Decades

Scientists Finally Solve the Mystery of Missing Blue Whale Calves

Thousands of People Drink Cancer-Causing Water: The Scandal of CVM Water Contamination Revealed in a New Study