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Trump Launches a US Government Chatbot. It’s Got Some Quirks - CNET (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump announced a new AI-powered chatbot called America.gov on Tuesday, and internet users immediately put it through its paces – finding some unexpected results that led to apparent changes in the site’s abilities. The site is supposed to consolidate 29,000 government websites and provide information such as how to apply for a passport, or how to register a new motor vehicle or business. “With America.gov, the entire government will fit in the palm of your hand,” Trump said at
October Skies Will Put On a Show: Here's When to Look Up - CNET (opens the original)
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As autumn paints the leaves, the universe is putting on its own seasonal spectacular. October features an action-packed lineup of meteor showers and celestial showcases. Every planet in the solar system is easily seen at some point this month, with Mercury being the most difficult. That’s not unusual, thanks to its proximity to the sun. Here’s a quick rundown on the best times to view each planet in October. Mercury: Mercury is in elongation (the furthest it can get from the sun) on Oct. 12, mak
Did Anthropic Really Make a Big Biology Breakthrough? We Asked Scientists to Weigh In - CNET (opens the original)
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Anthropic’s Claude made headlines last week by discovering an enzyme system that humans had never seen before. That doesn’t happen every day, and Anthropic is quite proud of the work its AI did in finding it. The question is, is Anthropic’s discovery all hype, or could this really be the next big thing in biological research? The system in question is a CRISPR-like enzyme that was discovered while Claude was scouring through about 200,000 reverse transcriptase samples. This same level of researc
A NASA Scientist Found a Huge New Crater on the Moon by Accident - CNET (opens the original)
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The moon has more than 2 million craters on its surface, but the overwhelming majority of the big ones happened long before humans ever started looking at it. That means when someone notices a new big crater, it’s a pretty big deal, and that’s exactly what happened when NASA’s Lunar Orbiter found a brand-new crater it had never seen before that was large enough to get someone’s attention. The crater was spotted by NASA scientist Robert Wagner on a routine data-quality check and published in an a
Another Miserably Hot Summer Is Nearly Over. NOAA Says It’s the Worst on Record - CNET (opens the original)
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If you sat around at any point this year and wondered why it felt so much hotter than normal, it’s because it actually was. According to a new report from NOAA, summer 2026 is the hottest on record, beating out the prior holders of the crown, a tie between 2021 and 1936. Per NOAA, the average temperature across the continental US was 75.6 degrees Fahrenheit, with daytime maximum temperatures averaging out at 88.6 degrees. Both of those are the warmest since the beginning of recorded temperatures
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