LLVPs reveal deep mantle differences

Deep within Earth’s mantle lie two colossal structures known as LLVPs (Large Low-Velocity Provinces), whose characteristics have long intrigued geoscientists. Traditionally assumed to be similar in composition and age, recent research has revealed that these mantle features are, in fact, markedly different in both history and makeup. The study, involving researchers from Cardiff University, the …

AGI: How close are we?

The discussion centers on the potential of AI systems and whether they are nearing the development of AGI—artificial general intelligence. While recent achievements in gaming, text generation, and multimedia production are impressive, they have sparked debate over whether these successes indicate we are on the brink of AGI. The term itself remains loosely defined, with …