Amazon Built an AI to Evaluate Job Applicants. One Problem: It Seemed Sexist.
If we're not careful, data from our biased world results in biased AIs.
If we're not careful, data from our biased world results in biased AIs.
We're about to explore the web's dark side.
The same tech could eventually make spacecraft repairs easier for astronauts.
The company is one step closer to taking private passengers into space.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration doesn’t give extra credit.
A fitness tracker glitch is showing a pulse on inanimate objects.
It could be used to heal nerve injuries caused by repetitive or traumatic injuries.
And it's custom tailored to each individual.
"Elon Musk has said it shouldn't be too hard."
Is this Google's Cambridge Analytica?
But the prices might give you sticker shock.
"We can build a medical record for each individual fish."
We could use it in everything from food to cosmetics.
Google's "principles" might not have mattered as much as the company claims.
One of the weirdest moons in our solar system is now a little less weird.
If all goes well, robot-grown produce could end up at your supermarket.
It's like a video game, except you could actually die.
"We have a new kind of agent in the world. It’s not an animal or a human; it’s a machine."
The West Coast joins the short list of places we've launched reusable rockets.
A little buzzer combats constipation and doubles bowel movements.