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ChatGPT creator Sam Altman answered questions from congress about the safety and risks of ChatGPT. The topics of discussion included regulation, election integrity the effect of artificial intelligence on jobs.

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A pair of harvesting robots are picking raspberries in Portugal, demonstrating the ability of tech to help combat seasonal labor shortages.

Sea of Green is a marijuana growing method in which numerous little plants are produced in close proximity per square meter of area. The advantage of developing this way is that plants spend less time in the vegetation stage while still creating as many bud sites per area volume. Buds mature faster in SOG, resulting in an additional yield yearly.

Furthermore, clones are typically used in SOG. This guarantees that all of the plants have the same characteristics (growing speed and height.) and that your SOG grows to have a lovely even canopy. You can also grow weed seeds for sale; however, only seeds from the same strain should be used. Avoid tall, lanky Sativa if possible. Also, keep your plants at the same level beneath your grow lights to maintain consistent development.

How many plants can you expect to grow per square foot with SOG?

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but live a different life, and make different decisions resulting in a totally different outcome in each universe.

We know this as the multiverse. But where did the idea for multiple universes come from?

Today we’re going to confront the idea of the existence of a multiverse as recent discoveries in physics and astronomy could point to their existence. Have we finally found evidence for a parallel universe, or is it something stranger we cannot comprehend?

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What we do know is that there is some mysterious force at work attracting and holding galaxies together, while dark energy is accelerating the universe at the same time…but neither one of these mysterious particles has been detected.

But now some scientists believe that dark matter might be swirling around the edges of black holes, and other physicists believe they have found dark energy right here on Earth, and some say dark energy might not be real after all. Could it be true? Get ready to find out the answers to this and more!

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and future products will look more appetizing and taste better.

Watch these 3D-printed foods gradually change from a mess to cheesecake.

After eight tries, a team of mechanical engineers from Columbia University successfully 3D printed a cooked slice of cheesecake from seven ingredients.

Continue reading “The engineers believe 3D-printed food has the potential to create customized meals for people with dietary restrictions and special needs” | >