The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• People in China are the least likely to report being left-handed [1105d]
• Distant world breaks record for heaviest element on an exoplanet [1105d]
• Jupiter-like world breaks record for heaviest element on an exoplanet [1105d]
• Carnivorous plants use a sneaky trick for luring different bugs to eat [1105d]
• Surprising culprit found that killed 95% of a sea urchin population [1105d]
• Regulating AI is going to be hard but big tech transparency is key [1105d]
• Why do some AI researchers dismiss the potential risks to humanity? [1105d]
• What is so special about orchids and why are there so many? [1105d]
• See our pick of the entries for the Sony World Photography Awards [1105d]
• The Seaweed Revolution review: How to save the world with seaweed [1105d]
• Dead Ringers review: A triumphant reimagining of Cronenberg's classic [1105d]
• What is really going on when we microwave our food? [1105d]
• The Battle for Your Brain review: A guide to neuro nightmares ahead [1105d]
• Updated brain map reveals how we control the movement of our bodies [1105d]
• Starship launch livestream: Watch as SpaceX begins second attempt [1105d]
• How smart is ChatGPT really – and how do we judge intelligence in AIs? [1105d]
• Geoengineering the seas could be catastrophic for marine life [1105d]
• Songbirds sing out of tune if they don't practise every day [1105d]
• Beetles that receive less care as larvae may become better parents [1105d]