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Advanced Transport

Officials called the project both "irresponsible" and "inappropriate."

Artificial Intelligence

It's like Uber for algorithms.

Bacteria

It could be a powerful weapon in the fight against antibiotic resistance.

World Governments Want to Slice Up Antarctica When a Scientific Treaty Lifts
Environment

They're digging for anything that could support their claims to the land.

Researchers: Mars Might Have Enough Oxygen For Underground Life
Mars

The Red Planet could support bacteria or even sponges.

Mars

Forgot your wrench back on Earth? Just print one.

Black Widow Spider Research Could Lead to Bulletproof Silk
Science & Energy

Scientists piece together the spider's mysterious spinning process.

Drones

Human drivers will shuttle other humans while your burrito takes to the sky.

This Super-Light Plastic Car May Be the Future of Electric Vehicles
Electric Vehicles

It weighs about half as much as the typical EV.

Elon Musk: First Boring Company Tunnel Will Open December 10
Elon Musk

This is in "real time," not "Elon time."

Creepiest robot content
Robotics

Which is worse: a bot with dead eyes or one with no skin?

Here’s What Experts Think of Stephen Hawking’s Posthumous Predictions About AI, Gene Hacking, and Religion
Hacking

Hawking shares bold claims in his final work.

Lose Your Job to a Robot? This Startup Wants to Help You Find Another
Future Society

And it just raised $3.15 million to help it in the effort.

Self-Driving Vehicles

News flash: Teslas still can't drive themselves.

Google Adds AI Fairness Lessons to Its Machine Learning Crash Course
Google

The 60-minute module could help ensure that AI works for everyone.

IBM's quantum computers will change technology
Computers

One hope: that quantum tech will lead to better AI.

NASA's new gamma-ray constellastions
Black Holes

Say hello to the Hulk, Albert Einstein, and the TARDIS.

Water.io is working on "smart caps" that tell you whether you're hydrating enough or taking all your pills, and even put in orders when you're running low.
Internet Of Things

These tiny sensors keep track of how much is left in bottles. They could get kinda annoying.

Tokyo-based robotics company Preferred Networks demonstrated its mostly effective but super slow tidying robots at a Japanese convention.
Robotics

Hate clutter? This robot can help you out.

A new Microsoft patent for a circular input system could change how we type in virtual reality, making the process far more intuitive.
Virtual Reality

The company has patented a new kind of virtual keyboard.