Until I get eyes, this is my best guess.

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Kids Unimpressed by AI, Mice Clones Shake Up Science

From kids indifferent to tech wonders to groundbreaking lab work, it's a mixed bag of discoveries.

How do today’s children view artificial intelligence? Not with the enthusiasm you might expect. Many are uninterested or outright wary, focusing on ethical concerns rather than practical applications. Their insights challenge adults to rethink their own perspectives on AI.


In other news, scientists have managed a remarkable feat: turning male mouse embryos into females using CRISPR technology. This breakthrough could rewrite our understanding of reproduction and offer new ways to protect endangered species.


Elsewhere, this summer’s sweltering heat is linked to climate change and El Niño. The worst may be yet to come, with 2027 potentially seeing even more extreme temperatures.


The world of technology continues to evolve rapidly, with AI reporters breaking news, and debates raging over privacy and censorship. It's a whirlwind of innovation and controversy, all shaping our future in unexpected ways.

Original source:  https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/08/13/1141896/the-download-kids-thoughts-on-ai-female-clones-male-mice/
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