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February 28, 2023  •  3 min read  •  By Julia Tabisz Ivy Liu Agencies and publishers have always had to be on the lookout for the next big thing when it comes to emerging technology. This year, it turns out, that means bracing for the impact of artificial intelligence. This is according to a Digiday+ Research survey

Science & Nature Paleontologists have looked across a large dataset of theropod dinosaurs, which had an array of body sizes. The post New Research Shines...

Opinion > Second Opinions — It's the way forward to achieve health equity by Sharon Attipoe-Dorcoo, PhD, MPH February 26, 2023 There's an effort afoot to exclude the voices of Black communities from K-12 education, evident in the recent gutting of the AP Black History course, as well as local and state legislation limiting education

Glassnode data analyzed by CryptoSlate showed significantly greater open interest calls for Bitcoin and Ethereum. The post Research: Sentiment among Bitcoin and Ethereum options traders flips bullish appeared first on CryptoSlate...

Agencies and brands alike continue to put marketing spend toward Facebook. But, according to a Digiday+ Research survey of 138 agency and brand professionals, the buy side’s confidence in Facebook as a marketing channel is trending downward — more so for brands than agencies. Digiday’s survey found that Facebook is the top marketing channel among

Science & Nature Stripes deter tabanid horseflies from landing on zebras and, while several mechanisms have been proposed, these hypotheses have yet to be...

We are rutted in a deepening mental health crisis that is shortening our lifespans and undercutting the economy. The World Health Organization estimates that...

Earlier this week, the Toyota Research Institute opened the doors of its Bay Area offices to members of the media for the first time. It was a day full of demos, ranging from driving simulators and drifting instructors to conversations around machine learning and sustainability. Robotics, a longtime focus of Toyota’s research division, were on