The reality is, if you’re asking AI to do something you don’t understand, you may not know if it’s right. That’s a valid ...

Yes, that's an accusation I (and I'm sure many other meteorologists) have faced in the past. The heat index is used, because our bodies respond differently when there's more moisture in the ...

It’s only by combining observations across the electromagnetic spectrum that we can truly understand how the universe works. Still, launching telescopes into space is a lot of trouble and expense.

“Whenever we print our name or use our logo, our attitude is: ‘Why not tell you several little ways that you can reach us?’ Our stores are called 1-800-Flowers,” McCann said.

This is especially true in how we pathologize, demonize, and moralize children’s behavior. Here's what that looks like—and why we need a more balanced approach.

We would do well to remind ourselves, too, that in the areas of both curriculum and instruction, most schools have yet to implement many practices with the greatest scientific backing.

We lose an hour in March (as opposed to gaining an hour in the fall) to make for more daylight in the summer evenings. In the Northern Hemisphere, the vernal, or spring equinox, is on March 20 ...

Once they do, however, there is hope that the technology will crack a host of currently unsolvable challenges in chemistry, physics, materials science and even machine learning. You may like ...

Many of these algorithms take a person’s race into account. For example, if the person is Black, a clinician may add or subtract a point from the patient’s score, which can affect their treatment.

Commentary Why the DOJ and FTC Are Wrong on Algorithms and Antitrust "The DOJ and FTC's misguided suit against RealPage is not supported by antitrust jurisprudence, and $7 trillion in economic ...