The nation’s regulators are attempting to match the rapid pace at which AI is evolving. That needs to become a global initiative. A region unused to tropical cyclones has had three in a week. The ...

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Authors submitting primary research articles to Nature have the option of publishing their research using either: 1 – Traditional subscription publishing model – an article is submitted and is ...

Pigeons sense magnetic fields by detecting tiny electrical currents in their inner ears, a study suggests. Plus, hear from the fraught final hours of COP30 and meet the researchers who do science with ...