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Companies in the UK are implanting microchips in their employees that can be used to access company buildings and store information.
Prosthetics and Devices

It's a convenient way to deal with security, but it raises privacy concerns.

Sources close to the matter shared details on Samsung's foldable phone, including its price and release date, with Yonhap News Agency.
Robots and Machines

You might want to start saving now.

A combination of machine learning and new data gathering tools could help warn firefighters in California earlier and possibly even save lives.
Machine Learning

Wildfires are tearing California apart. Maybe AI could help.

Tesla developed bioweapon defense mode to help drivers in the event of an attack, but it's also helping them breathe during California's wildfires.
Tesla

It's filtering the smoke from nearby wildfires.

Mattereum wants to tokenize the whole economy and become the platform that brings digital smart contracts to tangible investments.
Blockchain

Mattereum wants to tokenize the real world.

How Facebook Flags Terrorist Content With Machine Learning
Machine Learning

But it's not perfect.

Cartoons From Tomorrow, a book of Futurism Cartoons.
Future Society

Nationwide release coming September 2019.

German researchers have grown human heart tissue that expresses genes, responds to drugs, and beats just like the real thing.
Health & Medicine

Researchers coaxed stem cells into forming pulsating heart tissue.

Sadness is associated with a particular neural circuit connecting the amygdala with the hippocampus, which helps store memories.
Brain

Sadness is linked with the circuit between memory and emotion.

A new charge-storing system looks like a fabric that can be stitched into whatever you're wearing that day, helping discretely power biosensors.
Science & Energy

Instead of a bulky battery pack, it looks like any other embroidered logo.

The headmaster of a Chinese high school lost his job after he was discovered mining crypto using the school's electricity.
Cryptocurrency

He racked up a $2,120 energy bill over the course of a year.

New 3D maps of the Earth's crust hidden beneath Antarctic ice reveal new fragments of ancient continents, perhaps broken off when Pangaea split.
Space

Beneath Antarctic ice lie swaths of rocky crust left from since-destroyed landmasses.

Walmart plans to create an Intelligent Retail Lab (IRL) in its Levittown location to explore how AI could improve the shopping experience.
Artificial Intelligence

The retailer wants to harness the power of tech.

According to recent FCC filings, SpaceX is planning on orbiting more than 1,500 Starlink satellites at almost half the altitude to keep them safe.
SpaceX

And it's a win-win for everybody.

According to new research, poachers have caused such a strain on elephant populations that they're forcing the hand of evolution.
Science & Energy

Poaching is swaying the hand of evolution.

Global fertility rates are declining, meaning we could be headed toward a society with more grandparents than grandchildren, according to a new report.
Future Society

Humanity could soon include more grandparents than grandchildren.

Next week, the General Conference on Weights and Measures (CGPM) is set to meet and redefine the kilogram. It's a bizarre step forward for science.
Physics

Long-proposed changes to the kilogram and other units are about to take effect.

NASA Certifies SpaceX’s Falcon 9 to Launch Its Top Missions
Falcon

The rocket now boasts NASA's top reliability rating.

These Lonely Planets Drift Through Space Without Orbiting Stars
Off-World

There may be more of these lone wanderers than stars in the galaxy.

Phubbing: How Phones Pull You Away From Your Loved Ones
Future Society

Partners and close friends top the list of who we ignore while checking our feeds.