From a 100-year Lifespan to a Significant Increase in Energy Density, Nuclear Batteries are Becoming Popular Again

In the 1930s, research into obtaining energy from atomic nuclei began. Nuclear reactors were built in the 1940s, and nuclear power plants in the 1950s. Since then, nuclear energy development technology has matured significantly.

Half a century ago, small devices …

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Why Can’t AI Replace Human Writing?

Recently, a couple earning 2 million yuan a year by using AI to write articles sparked widespread public outcry, and their related WeChat public account has been completely banned by the platform. Meanwhile, the WeChat team responded that the WeChat …

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A Rare Sight: Two Protoplanets Spotted in the Same System

WISPIT 2 is one of the youngest and most unusual star systems discovered to date. In a new study published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters, astronomers have directly observed two forming exoplanets orbiting WISPIT 2.

This discovery is one …

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Can Tencent, which is “half a step behind” in the AI race, break through with its “scaffolding” theory?

Riding the wave of the “lobster” craze, Tencent has rushed into the fray.

In the spring of 2026, OpenClaw sparked a nationwide “lobster farming” craze, placing Tencent at the forefront of AI application development for the first time. Within a …

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I Broke Down My Job and Realized That This is the Only Thing AI Can’t Replace

Instead of waiting for AI to replace me, I’d rather eliminate myself first.

After four years in content creation, I’ve recently been doing something: breaking down my work and asking myself questions one by one.

Can AI replace this?

As …

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When the World is Full of AI, not Using AI will Become a Scarcity

Nowadays, the number of AI-generated articles on the Internet are become more and more.

About a year ago, I had just started writing articles using ChatGPT, and I felt that AI could write much better than me.

But as time …

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AI Waste is Already in Absolute Overcapacity

In November 2024, for the first time, the number of AI-generated articles on the internet surpassed that of human writers.

Just over a year after its release, ChatGPT and its peers achieved the remarkable feat of overwhelming human writers with …

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Can Software Companies Truly Benefit from AI Coding?

The R&D department has been implementing AI coding for some time, but the actual results have fallen far short of the initial expectation—”faster coding, better everything.”

On the one hand, R&D costs have not only failed to decrease but have …

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How Much of a Person’s Professional Value Can be Replicated by AI?

Last week, a GitHub project called “Colleague.Skill” became popular.

The function is quite straightforward: Feed the chat records, work documents, and WeChat messages of the departing employees to the large model, and generate an AI avatar that can imitate its …

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AI is Killing the Environmental Dreams of Tech Giants

Six years ago, Google confidently announced that by 2030, all of its global operations would be powered by clean energy sources such as wind and solar, and achieve net-zero carbon emissions. Microsoft also made a bold promise to achieve carbon …

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