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OpenAI launches Prism, a free app to streamline scientific research with citation and collaboration features.
Prism uses GPT-5.2 Thinking models to support mathematical and scientific reasoning within LaTeX workflows.
Prism consolidates drafting, literature search, bibliographies, and co-authoring in one platform.
OpenAI plans to offer Education, Business, Team, and Enterprise subscriptions later.
Prism targets free personal use with unlimited projects and collaborators at launch.
OpenAI expects Prism to reduce friction in day-to-day research tasks and accelerate discovery.
Prism aims to replace multiple apps by centralizing drafting and reference tasks.
Prism supports real-time collaboration with co-authors and students.
OpenAI positions Prism as a productivity boost for scientific research users.
Prism will replace the need for multiple tools in research workflows, according to OpenAI.

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Nissan's December production rose 10.7% to 241,227 vehicles, signaling stronger output.
Global sales declined by 6.7% to 272,782 units, showing weaker demand despite higher production.
Nissan Leaf began production at Sunderland in December 2025 as part of new electric model launches.
TradingView notes the stock was trading at 366 yen, up 1.19%.
The December update suggests a contrast between production growth and sales performance.

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Insects are vanishing quickly, which could affect global food systems and nutrition.
Most crops rely on insect pollination, linking insect declines to pricier coffee, chocolate, and nuts.
Experts warn that insect loss could threaten food security and public health.
A 2019 global review found about 40% of insect species are threatened with extinction.
Experts call for better monitoring and tighter controls on chemicals.
Experts emphasize that insects underpin food production and ecological balance.
Mosquito populations, though often pests, are part of broader ecological networks.
Dr Joseph Varon warns of the risks if the insect crash continues.
The article cites food price risks tied to insect declines across crops.
The piece notes calls for policy action to prevent ecosystem disruption.

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