The perils of artificial intelligence have been well debated in reality and fiction, and now a group of scientists argue that it all comes down to computer scientists reading the right books.
Vincenzo Balzani, professor of Chemistry at the University of Bologna, says much is down to the scientists involved.
The choice of whether the future of Bombus subterraneus is rosy does not come down to the scientists who have worked tirelessly to reintroduce this bee, but down to the decision-making of land owners across the UK.
It essentially boils down to giving mission scientists - the people who've designed and invested time in the instruments - time to trawl the data and make first claim on any discoveries.
He begins to chafe against captivity, and to question the scientist's "fatherly" role – when it comes down to it, the scientist, after all, is a vivisectionist.
"The problem is: you got so many people thinking they are going to do extractions without much knowledge, when, really, it comes down to being a scientist".
Yet Lorius remains humble, the down-to-earth scientist with an air of having seen it all.
Alvin can carry a pilot and two scientists down to 2.8 miles, providing access to 62percentt of the seabed.
That is too much even for Alvin, the most famous of the world's tiny submersibles, which can take a pilot and two scientists down to a maximum depth of 2.8 miles.
With the ice cover down to 14.54m sq km, scientists now believe the Arctic is locked onto a course of continually shrinking sea ice – and that is before the 2016 melt season gets underway.
