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But this seemingly harmless trick has deeper consequences. A new study in the journal iScience explores how cultural, personal, and social factors shape our willingness to see animals like ourselves.

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We played tons of upcoming games at this year's Summer Game Fest, from Lumines Arise to Dying Light: The Beast. These were the best games we played.

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America’s “AI race with China” is a headline we see more and more. But we’re actually in two high-stakes races with China in artificial intelligence.