Aaisha Alvi was sitting in a doctor’s office when she first heard the command. “Stab Lina! Stab Lina! Stab Lina!” At the same time, she saw a vision of a long carver knife plunging into her 4-year-old ...

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As the algorithmic age takes Holocaust denial mainstream, historians must admit a bitter defeat. When the two of us met at Harvard 15 years ago, one was a professor teaching modern history, and the ...

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The first cohort of Camden students have graduated from a pioneering two-year artificial intelligence (AI) programme at the ...

Each day, a boy named Emmanuel walks the streets of the Havana road in Sancti Spíritus, carrying homemade sweets crafted by his mother, Yuraima, for ...

Less than 1 percent of the global population is an Olympic athlete. Catalina Bertola often compares the achievement with life in the art world. Most people will never reach Olympic status—in athletics ...