Artificial General Intelligence (AGI ) represents the idea of systems capable of performing a wide variety of cognitive tasks with human-like performance, going beyond current artificial intelligences, which are specialized in specific functions. Unlike these AIs, AGI would have the ability to learn continuously, transfer knowledge between different domains, and act autonomously, although, in its current stage of evolution, it operates on specific tasks, predominantly in c

During the World Medical and Medical Technology Fair ( MEDICA 2025), held in Düsseldorf , Germany, INSPITAL , a German manufacturer of high-quality surgical solutions, brought together distributors from 15 countries in an exclusive event to present its latest innovations in surgical technology. The event featured live demonstrations, hands-on workshops, and strategic discussions , highlighting modern solutions for operating rooms. INSPITAL GmbH Corporate Video Participant

AI-powered transcription tool quickly transforms speech into text without relying on the internet. Advances in productivity technologies have expanded the possibilities for those who need to record information in a practical and efficient way, whether at work, in studies, or in daily life. Amid so many voice-to-text solutions, many still rely on a constant internet connection or require expensive subscriptions, which can limit access and raise privacy concerns. In this contex

On October 21, 2025 , OpenAI launched ChatGPT Atlas in the United States , a web browser that integrates ChatGPT directly as an intelligent assistant at the heart of the browsing experience, proposing a new form of interaction that goes beyond the traditional search for links and clicks. Atlas is not just another AI-powered browser; it combines conventional navigation with proactive, contextual assistance through natural language commands, allowing users to request tasks

The idea of growing a new tooth in adults — something that until recently seemed like science fiction — is becoming a real possibility thanks to a clinical study conducted in Japan . Japanese flag, Mount Fuji, and cherry blossoms. Unlike reptiles and fish, which generally replace their prey regularly, it is widely accepted that humans and most other mammals develop only two sets of teeth. According to the research, hidden beneath our gums are the dormant buds of a third gene

On October 29, 2025, at the Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa, Israel, a silent medical procedure marked one of the most significant advances in modern ophthalmology: the first successful transplant of a fully 3D bioprinted cornea , created entirely from human cells grown in a laboratory. The patient, legally blind in one eye, regained her vision after receiving the PB-001 implant, developed by the Israeli-American company Precise Bio , which specializes in regenerative m

A microscopic photograph of a spider's silk tappers reveals one of nature's most sophisticated biological systems. These are microscopic structures, individually invisible to the naked eye, although the spinnerets that house them can be observed in some species. Source: Microscopic images @microscopicture The silk taps (or spinnerets ) are located on the spider's abdomen and function as highly specialized microvalves. Each one is connected to distinct glands, responsible f

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Starlink is the name of a network of satellites developed by private spaceflight company SpaceX, initially aiming to provide low-cost internet to remote locations. Starlink is ideal for areas where connectivity is unreliable or completely unavailable, but it has expanded the service offering to different locations. Markets served by Starlink satellites In a post published on May 20, 2024 on X (formerly Twitter), the CEO of Space X, Elon Musk, informed that the Starlink is c

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The fun and futuristic cartoon “The Jetsons”, from the studio Hanna-Barbera Productions, by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, was released on September 23, 1962, already with prominence. It was the first TV series broadcast in color by a TV station, the American Broadcasting Company (ABC). It was ahead of its time for several reasons, including that, at that time, only 3% of the North American public owned color televisions. The series The Jetsons was about the life of the Je

What is Solvatten? Solvatten is a Swedish company that has a technology of the same name, which has been used with excellent results in...

It has been 20 years since Concorde was retired on October 24, 2003, after its last journey between New York and London.  From its first commercial flight, on 01/21/1976 and for 27 years, Concorde transported almost four million people and carried out 50 thousand supersonic flights. However, high operating costs, high fares and a serious plane crash, among other factors, led to the closure of the first commercial plane to exceed the speed of sound. The (privileged) supersonic

After the launch in December/2023 of Google Gemini 1.0 - a family of Artificial Intelligence models, like OpenAI's GPT competitor, now it...

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Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku, professor at New York University and co-founder of "String Theory", explained in an exercise in future...