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The call for papers is now open for Celle Drilling 2026, taking place on 15-16 September, and will be held in both English ...

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She moved to the United States from Korea more than three decades ago, when she was just 16, alone and without family.

Claude research suggests functional emotions shape AI behavior, without proving subjective feelings or consciousness.

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