duskdiverList-Worthy Even after 60 hours of training an AI still couldn't break the 'QWOP' world record Input - Tom Maxwell The program managed a top 10 finish, but couldn't beat a human player at the 100-meter dash. If you've never played QWOP, it's safe to say you've never …
duskdiverBabies Researchers Capture Images of Newborns' Lungs as They Take Their Very First Breaths verified_publisherScienceAlert - Mike McRae Nothing fills a parent with relief like the sound of their newborn's cry. That first gulp of air defines such a critical moment in our lives, and yet …
duskdiverTechnology The Universe Might Be One Big Neural Network, Study Finds verified_publisherPopular Mechanics - By Caroline DelbertIt's a lot to process. In a thought-provoking new paper, a physicist suggests the whole universe could be a single neural network—a competing “theory of everything” that could unite quantum and classical...
duskdiverZoology Octopuses Not Only Feel Pain Physically, But Emotionally Too, First Study Finds verified_publisherScienceAlert - Carly Cassella An important new study suggests octopuses are likely to feel and respond to pain in a similar way to mammals - the first strong evidence for this …
duskdiverFossils Predatory octopuses were drilling into clamshells at least 75 million years ago sciencenews.org - Carolyn Gramling Tiny holes in three fossil clams reveal that by 75 million years ago, ancient octopuses were deviously drilling into their prey. The find pushes …
