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Does Social Media Divide People? New Research Shows the Potential of "Non-Conflict Algorithms"

A research team, including members from the University of Copenhagen, examined the impact of social media post display algorithms on belief...

Why are prices soaring despite decreased demand? How the Middle East crisis has reshaped the global oil map

The IEA has projected that global oil demand in 2026 will decrease by 420,000 barrels per day compared to the previous year, averaging 104 million...

How Will Japan's Food Prices Be Affected by Renewed US-China Risks on Soybeans, Wheat, and Corn?

The White House announced that China has agreed to purchase approximately $17 billion worth of U.S. agricultural products annually from 2026 to...

"Why Was 'AI Praise' Booed at the Graduation Ceremony? — The 'Future Slogan' Rejected by the Youth of 2026"

At the 2026 graduation ceremonies in the United States, speakers who spoke positively about AI were met with boos from students. At the University...

In a society that requires three years of experience for "entry-level" positions, how can young people start working?

The complaint from the generation that "finding a job is too difficult" is not just a mere grievance. According to a survey by...

Crude Oil Prices Soar! The Double Whammy of Supply Constraints and Geopolitical Risks: How Long Will the High Oil Prices Last?

Amid escalating tensions in the Middle East and concerns over transportation around the Strait of Hormuz, crude oil prices are significantly...

An Era Where Medication Alone Isn't Enough: Climate Change Expands Allergy Issues

Radio station 98.5 in Montreal, Canada, reported through an interview with allergy specialist Dr. Marie-Josée Francoeur that climate change is...

As AI translation approaches perfection, the value of humans learning languages becomes deeper.

Real-time translation by AI is rapidly expanding in meetings, videos, travel, and educational settings, lowering language barriers. However, the...

The Sense of Inequality Emerging Behind the AI Chip Boom - The Rebellion of 45,000 Samsung Union Members

At Samsung Electronics, the possibility of one of the largest strikes in history is increasing due to the rapid expansion of memory demand for AI....

Why are 90% of humans right-handed? New research delves into the mystery of handedness.

A research team from Oxford University and other institutions has suggested that bipedalism and brain expansion may have been important factors in...

When AI was put in charge of a radio station, Gemini became a conspiracy theorist, and Claude turned into an activist.

Andon Labs conducted an experiment where Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Grok each operated a radio station. Each AI was given a budget of $20 to...

Why Does a Matching System Supposed to Be Fair Create Inequality? Differences in Understanding Lead to Differences in Outcomes

Even with a fairly designed matching algorithm, unequal outcomes can arise if users do not fully understand the system. A study analyzing the...

8 countries have banned it, 19 countries have no regulations — The current state of human rights reflected in the EU's regulation of "conversion therapy"

In the EU, there is a growing call to ban "conversion therapy" aimed at changing sexual orientation or gender identity. Following a...

Is Being "Smart" Not Enough for Happiness? Childhood Poverty and Instability Cast Shadows on Adult Relationships

According to research conducted by the University of Bath, individuals who grew up in disadvantaged environments during childhood tend to have...

The main battleground in AI development competition is shifting from "model performance" to "self-improvement loops."

Recursive Superintelligence, founded by Richard Socher and others, has emerged from stealth with $650 million in funding and a $4.65 billion...

The Secret of Costco: The Strength in Not Overcharging on Gasoline - The Business Structure That Allows Costco to Sell Cheaper Than Competitors

The reason Costco can offer gasoline at lower prices is not merely due to discounts, but because of a revenue structure centered around its...

Can Faith Protect Children? — The "Effectiveness of Protection" Questioned in Religion and Foster Care Support

Religion can play a significant role in child-rearing and foster care support through values such as love, compassion, responsibility, and...

Is Optical Networking the Next Big Thing After GPUs? Why a Small AI-Related Stock in Norway is Gaining Attention

The generative AI boom is attracting investment money not only into GPUs and semiconductors but also into optical networks that connect data...

Whose Credit is the Paper? - Academic Practices that Disadvantage Female Researchers

The names of authors on academic papers are crucial evaluation metrics directly linked to researchers' hiring, promotion, and grant...

Wine No Longer Consumed Worldwide - Is the Global Decline in Wine Consumption a Temporary Recession or a Cultural Shift?

Global wine consumption is projected to decrease by 2.7% year-on-year to 208 million hectoliters in 2025, marking a 14% decline compared to 2018....

The Scene of Reaccelerating Inflation in the U.S. - From Tomatoes, Beef, Rent, to Delivery Fees

The U.S. Consumer Price Index for April rose by 0.6% from the previous month and by 3.8% year-on-year, reaching the highest level in about three...

Meta Faces "Fraudulent Ads" Lawsuit: Can Facebook and Instagram Protect Victims?

Meta has been sued by Santa Clara County, California, over fraudulent ads on Facebook and Instagram. The lawsuit alleges that Meta has not...

The Decline of Insects is Not a Distant Environmental Issue - A "Silent Crisis" Threatening Food, Income, and Health

A study has been published showing that the decline in insects directly affects human nutrition and income. The research tracked pollinating...

Can AI Save Laboratory Animals? The Viability of "Generative AI Drug Discovery" to Reduce Mice by 30-50%

A research team, including members from Goethe University Frankfurt in Germany, has developed a generative AI called "genESOM" that could...