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Artificial intelligence (AI) systems, particularly artificial neural networks, have proved to be highly promising tools for ...

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The universe is expanding. That much is clearer. But it’s less clear whether this expansion is accelerating or slowing down. At the heart of this upheaval lies the cosmic yardstick astronomers have ...