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Can AI safeguard us against AI? One of its Canadian pioneers thinks so
When Yoshua Bengio first began his work developing artificial intelligence, he didn’t worry about the sci-fi-esque possibilities of them becoming self-aware and acting to preserve their existence — until ChatGPT came out.
Man visiting all Old Spaghetti Factory locations finally ends the Canadian leg of his tour in Saskatoon
Every time Andrew Mancini does an icebreaker activity, he proudly shares the scripted answer of his life-long goal: visiting all 62 locations of the Old Spaghetti Factory restaurant chain.
Flamingos create water tornadoes to trap and suck up their prey: study
New research illustrates how flamingos use their necks and beaks to create a vortex in the water to trap and slurp up their prey — an evolutionary practice apparently distinct to them.
Researchers egg-static to capture 1st footage of this rare snail spawning from its neck
After a dozen years dedicated to studying a rare species of carnivorous snail, Lisa Flanagan was thrilled to finally film the moment that, until recently, had been shrouded in mystery.