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    AI has the potential to disrupt or eliminate up to 300 million full-time jobs, and there’s no path forward that promises ample work ahead for all. Here’s what you can do to prepare...
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    “Engineer at the Movies” takes on “Supercell,” a storm-chasing family endeavor coupled with fantastic storms and factual technology.
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    Tapping AI to assist in peer reviews and improve the quality of manuscripts may be a game-changer for the scientific community.
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    Celebrate VCR Day with a look at the past, how the beloved platform came into existence, and where it ended.
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    The series, helmed by James Cameron, explores just how intelligent an octopus can be, using state-of-the-art technology.
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    NASA's “Deep Sky” IMAX movie puts the results of 20 years of work on the James Webb Space Telescope front and center.
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    Thought impossible, Dr. Emma Nicholson and Carla Pérez attempt to discover the world’s eighth “Lake of Fire.”
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    We go behind the scenes to find out how the team for the film The Creator was able to create such a rich world on such a low budget.
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    “Engineer at the Movies” reviews The Creator, which tells a tale of the next evolution in the age-old war between humans and artificial intelligence.
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    Some of Marvel’s mightiest superheroes have built their careers on a strong engineering foundation.