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It is neither a plant nor an animal, but a living robot that can now reproduce. It is called Zenobot.

The stem cells of the clawed African frog (Xenopus levis) have been used as raw material. The xenobiotic is a little less than a millimeter wide. Although it was built in 2020 that could move, could work with robots like itself, but now it has a completely unique feature.

Vermont, Tufts, and Harvard University have jointly stated that they have made further changes to the Xenobot. The biggest change is that it can now reproduce, but its style is very different from that of any other plant or animal.
Michael Levin of Tufts University is a key member of this work, who says that we have seen a whole new way of biological reproduction which is amazing.

According to scientists, if some cells are separated from the rest of the embryo and placed in a suitable environment, not only do they move in a new way, but they can also reproduce in a new way.

In it, the father of the letter C, the Zeno boot, collects the stem cells scattered here and there, piles them up and they go on to become children. We know that stem cells can transform into different types of cells. To make the xenobiotic, the experts separated them from the frog’s eggs and incubated them, but they did not contain any specific genes.

Another expert, Josh Bogard, says that people consider the combination of metal and electronics to be robots, but this is not the case. We could even call our biological robot an organism made of frog cells.
A xenobiotic is like a sphere made of 3000 cells. It can replicate itself, but only in very special cases. But it does make kinetic replicas and this process has never been seen before in biology.

But here artificial intelligence (AI) was used to create billions of anatomical structures and select the best of them. The best of them was a C-shaped robot in the shape of a packman video game.

In the Petri dish, the C-shaped Xenobot placed many tiny stem cells in its mouth, and a few days later new nanobots emerged. Although this is a very early stage, it is an important development for the living robot.

Engineers at the University of Washington and Princeton University have developed the world’s smallest camera, which can capture very clear color images. It is made up of a light-absorbing metasurface, each part of which absorbs light and can be further improved.

It looks like a transparent panel of glass with a white object in a circle. With a modest size of half a millimeter, this invention bends light in such a way that its reflection is complete. An algorithm then forms an image from the data in a signal processing manner.

Surprisingly very transparent and beautiful images have emerged, one of which can be seen at the bottom right. The camera’s sensor was the first to capture a 720-pixel-wide and long-range image that captures images in natural light at a wavelength of 400 to 700 nanometers. 214 lines per millimeter can be seen in it. But this camera can see a 40-degree field view.

The most important aspect of this invention is that it is very easy to manufacture on a commercial scale. The camera sensor contains silicone nitrate and can be extracted with ultraviolet lithography.

According to experts, its most important use may be in medicine and health. In this way, the need for three or four cameras on the back of the phone will be eliminated and it will be possible to make a big camera by attaching them to the entire casing.

TikTok today announced the establishment of a special transparency center aimed at strengthening its commitment to user accountability.

The state-of-the-art center will have historical, annual, and quarterly transparency reports for the platform, as well as future interactive reports. With the announcement of the establishment of the center, the release of 2021 H1 Content Removal Requests Reports has also been announced.

The platform diligently publishes transparency reports, acknowledging the importance of being accountable for the steps taken to protect itself and its integrity.

To build its credibility through transparency, TikTok launched Reports in 2019 and has since continued a series of studies and discoveries that include new, deeper and brand new data revelations in the industry.

Important information includes the volume of suspicious underage accounts removed or advertisements that were rejected because they did not meet strict tick-tock standards.

To continue its transparency, TikTok has also included feedback forms for civil society organizations and experts so that more and new report formats can be developed and now read by a machine. Data capable of and downloadable is also being offered.

In addition, the release of these reports is intended to be visible, along with interactive charts and graphs so that they can better display the data and take action based on it.

The reports will be published in 26 other languages, including Urdu, English, French, German, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Russian and Arabic, to better reach global users.

The purpose of this center is to provide a one-stop-shop to its users and provide information on how this platform moderates, recommends, produces products, and Protects people’s information.

The latest information published in the recent 2021 H1 Content Removal Requests Reports is a continuation of this goal. Following are some of the previous reports provided to the Center:

Community Guidelines Enforcement Report that provides information on the steps taken to comply with the Community Guidelines and Terms of Service on a quarterly basis.

A two-year information requests report that provides data on the nature of responses to legal requests and platforms from government and law enforcement agencies to provide information about users.

A two-year government report on removal requests, which includes requests from government agencies to restrict content and the steps taken as a result. A two-year report on intellectual property removal requests showing the volume of notices and responses to removal of content infringing copyright and trademark.

For access to all transparency reports, please visit the Transparency Center.

A new species of butterfly has been discovered in the Indian state of Sikkim, with golden yellow and chocolate-colored edges.
Sonam Wangchuck, a local resident, named Lepcha, is keen on adventure.

And to fulfill this passion, she was looking at butterflies in the nearby green area and took pictures of them. Meanwhile, a butterfly appeared and in view of its beauty, Sonam immediately took a picture of it.

Little did he know that this image of his would lead to the discovery of a new species of butterfly.

Sonam sends her photographs to entomologists at the National Center for Biological Sciences (NCBS) in Bangalore. So that they can identify them and upload them on the Butterflies of India website.

All observations submitted to this website are reviewed by an expert panel. While reviewing the picture of Sonam’s yellow butterfly, the experts noted that this butterfly was a species that was previously unknown in India.

Sonam is from China but Sonam herself lives in India. His close relatives are in southeastern China.