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Instead of treating climate change as a technical problem, the Nevada Museum of Art’s Into the Time Horizon exhibition approaches it as a cultural and ethical challenge that art is uniquely positioned to examine.

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Spam—in the form of emails, text messages, junk search results, and now AI-generated content—is a constant, annoying part of online life. But does it have to be this way?

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Recognizing communities as equal partners promotes the lasting and trustful relationships that are essential for health research and interventions.

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The story of feckless efforts to address spam in the early 2000s offers a cautionary tale for attempts to regulate artificial intelligence today.

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During the International Geophysical Year, nearly 300,000 scientists from around the world came together to study the Earth as a single dynamic system.

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