Daily Stress May Drive Lasting Structural Changes in Your Heart, Increasing Stroke Risk
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A hidden danger.
The 'Mind Control' Cat Parasite Manipulating You May Have a Simple Explanation
Toxoplasma gondii can roam the field in its youth, but if it wants to have babies it needs to find a nice cat and settle down. (Jena Ardell/Moment/Getty Images)
What if we had this totally wrong?
First New Wild Cat Species Identified in Over 100 Years Is An Adorably Tiny 'Tiger'
Leopardus tilcayo. (Juan Karita/AP Photo)
A once-in-a-lifetime discovery.
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A male Anchiale mabiensis. (Jones et al., Austral Entomology, 2026)
Like finding needles in a haystack.
We've Lost 12 Trillion Tons of Ice From Earth's Major Ice Sheets in Just 47 Years, Satellites Reveal
This Copernicus Sentinel-2 image captures Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica in February 2026. (Copernicus Sentinel-2/ESA)
With no sign of stopping.
ADHD Linked to 48% Higher Odds of Gut Problems in Review of Nearly 2 Million People
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"The pattern is striking enough to warrant attention."
Volcanic Springs Amoeba Survives 63 °C, Setting a New Heat Record For Complex Life
The amoeba was collected from geothermal waters at Lassen Volcanic National Park. (Federica Grassi/Moment/Getty Images)
"Pushes the bounds of what we thought was possible."
A Common Virus Shows Signs of Reactivating Up to 3 Months Before a Multiple Sclerosis Attack
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The evidence is mounting.
Huge Haul of Ice Age Mammoth Bones Unearthed Beneath Czech Construction Site
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An Ice Age hunting mystery.
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It's vital for almost every aspect of our well-being.
Is Your Training Data Actually Model-Ready?
If you're fine-tuning a speech model, you've probably hit this wall: DNSMOS gives you a score, but it doesn't tell you whether the data behind that score is actually right for your model.
Treat it as a pass/fail gate and you'll end up training on audio that looks clean on paper but drags down real-world performance—while good source data gets tossed for no reason.
Voices' CTO DJ Jalali (with the team's senior audio and voice data engineers) just published a free white paper that breaks down the four-step calibration framework they use internally to set model-specific quality thresholds instead of trusting the raw DNSMOS number. It also covers where DNSMOS breaks down and how Voices validates audio for custom datasets at scale.
