This excerpt is from SEO in the Gemini Era by Marie Haynes ©2024 and reprinted with permission from Marie Haynes Consulting Inc. Much of the SEO advice you see online today is based on shared community insights about search, gleaned from the days before Google actively embraced AI. So much of what many of us … Read more
Amazon Prime Day is just around the corner and huge discounts are expected across categories including tech, fashion and beauty. We’ve already recommended some of the fantastic deals available to Prime members, including air fryers , hair straighteners , sustainable toothbrushes , and smartwatches . And now I’m trying out one of Amazon’s most coveted … Read more
It has produced one of the most consistent sets of negative results in the history of science. For over 60 years, researchers have been trying to find a single compelling piece of evidence to support the idea that we share the universe with other intelligent beings. Despite these decades of effort, they have not been … Read more
A exoplanet What was identified in 2017 as one of the most promising locations for life outside the solar system has now become even more promising – and a lot weirder. The alien world Evidence suggests that LHS-1140b is an “eyeball” planet, with a global ocean covered in ice and a single, iris-shaped region about … Read more
CAMPBELL LAKE, Fla. – Emily Elliott searched the water for something valuable. Elliott, a University of Alabama scientist who studies ancient hurricanes, came to this Gulf Coast lake sediment that could unlock the secrets of violent storms from the past – and provide a glimpse of future storms as Earth’s climate warms. Aboard a small … Read more
By Rhodri Morgan, data journalist and Theo Wolf and Stephen Matthews for Mailonline 14:23 June 30, 2024, updated 14:33 June 30, 2024 Have you ever wondered how often your name appears? Now you can find out. MailOnline has today created a search tool that will show you exactly how many boys and girls born in … Read more
The modern method of inventing new materials is to make something and then use a computer to find out whether the material turned out well. But what if you turn that around and use generative AI-driven software to design the material in the first place? That’s the premise behind Cambridge, UK-based CuspAI, which has now … Read more
Olympus Mons seen here in an image from the Trace Gas Orbiter with frost on top. PC ESA DLR FU Berlin University of Berlin. Reprinted with permission from World At Large, a news website covering nature, politics, science, health and travel. Even more evidence of liquid water on Mars has been discovered by a European … Read more
The upcoming Roman space telescope could reveal a new class of ‘feather-light’ black holes, challenging existing theories of black hole formation. If these Earth-sized black holes are found, they could have significant implications for our knowledge of the early universe and the nature of dark matter. Credit: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center NASAby Nancy Grace … Read more
Last week is one Google’s AI Overview search result used one of my WIRED articles in an unexpected way that makes me fearful for the future of journalism. I was experimenting with AI Overviews, the company’s new generative AI feature designed to answer online questions. I asked several questions about topics I’ve covered recently, so … Read more