Stories by BANG Bizarre

Experts at the University of California San Diego (UCSD) have revealed that two of the leading chatbots have now accomplished a major intelligence milestone. Both GPT - which powers OpenAI's ChatGPT,  and LLaMA,  behind Meta AI on...

Salt is known to raise the risk of various health issues and a new study conducted on mice in China has found that eating too much can lead to depression-like symptoms. Scientists at Nanjing Medical University say this is because a high salt diet...

A study in Canada saw 400 students and working-age adults download an app that blocked their smartphones' access to the Internet for two weeks, although they were still able to make calls and send texts. The participants completed surveys...

Research has found that the "weekend warrior" approach is just as healthy as working out every single day. Data from 93,000 people in Britain found that exercising twice a week led to a significantly lower risk of premature death, heart...

Researchers have found that those who don't get enough shuteye at night were more likely to endorse unproven beliefs — including that the Earth is flat. Experts at the University of Nottingham, who tracked over 1,000 Brits for the study...

An anti-ageing meat-flavoured tablet could extend the lifespans of pooches by at least a year and could be available on the market as soon as 2026. The pill is said to work on canines of all sizes and will make older dogs appear healthier and more...

A study has revealed that runners' bodies digest fat when there are no carbohydrates from food available, and experts believe that it is harvested from areas of the brain, potentially affecting the organ's functions. Post-marathon MRI...

A study of couples in Poland has found that men who have tied the knot are 3.2 times more likely to be obese than those who haven't said 'I do'. However, there was no such link for women regardless of their marital status. The research...

Locking lips can lead to the spread of herpes simplex virus type one - which causes infections in or around the mouth - and a new study has looked into the potential impact of the condition. Research carried out by the University of Illinois found...

Boffins from the University of Southern Denmark have been exploring whether ink from the body art can travel beyond the skin and into the immune system and think that it can harm the lymph nodes – the organs that fight off infection –...

The heart-wrenching sounds from tracks such as Neil Young's Only Love Can Break Your Heart can actually help lift spirits because they act as a sympathetic friend during times of trouble. Eric Clarke, a University of Oxford music professor,...

A new study from the University of Bristol has found that kids who regularly eat seafood are likely to be friendlier than those who do not. Experts say that fish is a plentiful source of omega-3 fatty acids, selenium and iodine, which are thought...