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Life Science Revolutionizing Genetics with Breakthroughs

基因水平转移

Genetic engineering has produced some amazing species. One type of corn has a gene from bacteria. The corn is safe for people to eat, but the plant poisons caterpillars that try to attack it.There’s also a salmon that grows to market weight in less than half the usual time of three years. It’s an Atlantic salmon with genes from a Pacific chinook salmon.

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Applied Science Exploring Artificial Intelligence Grade 11-12

人工智能会抢走所有工作吗

Emily Hanley rubs her face, then takes a breath. “I recently lost my job to AI,” she says, in a video she shared on TikTok. She was a copywriter, or someone who writes the text for brands’ webpages, online articles, email campaigns, and other marketing materials. New generative AI tools such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Bard, or Baidu’s Ernie excel at generating text for all sorts of purposes, including this one. Generative AI can also write code. And it’s far cheaper than hiring a person to do the same thing. In an article for Business Insider about the ordeal, Hanley wrote, “While I and countless other out-of-work copywriters are the first wave of AI collateral, the collapse of my profession is probably just the tip of the AI iceberg. ”

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Exploring Philosophy and Ethics Grade 9-10 Social Science

法庭控、辩中的逻辑推理

The rule of law demands that similar cases have similar outcomes. Otherwise, the law won’t be equitable and fair. And the public won’t accept arbitrary court rulings that lack sound reasoning. So, lawyers use reasoning when they urge juries and judges to rule for their clients. And judges must use logic to explain their decisions.

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Grade 6-8 Life Science Transforming Health with Medicine Uncategorized

关于衰老,动物教会了我们什么

Aging is a fact of life. Even if you avoid bad accidents, injuries, and infections, you won’t stay healthy forever. Your body will break down as you get older. You’ll get wrinkles and achy joints. Your vision and hearing will fade. Your chance of developing cancer, heart disease, and many other ailments will greatly increase. Aging “bedevils us all,” writes Steven N. Austad in his book, Methuselah’s Zoo. He defines aging as “the progressive deterioration over time of bodily functions and defenses along with increasing susceptibility to diseases.”

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Grade 6-8 Learning Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry Physics and Chemistry Uncategorized

时间的开始与结束

No stars . No planets . Not even any atoms . At the moment of its birth, the universe was emptiness. Then, in a burst of inflation—a bit like a balloon blowing up—a very tiny area grew much, much larger. This happened when the age of the universe was just “a trillionth of a trillionth of a trillionth of a second”, says Alexei Filippenko. He’s an astronomer at the University of California, Berkeley. The dramatic period is extremely brief. During inflation, the universe’s size doubled around at least 100 times.

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