This Week in Tech: Sept 29 – Oct 5
Facebook hacks, "Mad Max" autopilots, e-cigarette raids, and more.
Facebook hacks, "Mad Max" autopilots, e-cigarette raids, and more.
Huge machines that suck carbon out of the air would be great, but they're not ready yet.
Your brain activity could limit your career options.
Live fast, die on an asteroid 180 million miles away from Earth.
It even wants to allow cars without steering wheels.
The scammers stay one step ahead of the platform, which isn't great news for the midterms.
Renewables may be cutting into fossil fuels, but the planet still loves plastic.
Should you publish a paper describing how to bring back smallpox in a lab?
It just takes political will.
CRISPR Fruit, DNA on the moon, lab-grown mushroom burgers, and more.
The makers of the Mindstrong app claim it can find signs of mental health problems. Skeptics aren't sure an app can tell you much.
Carbon emissions could power our planes instead of polluting our skies.
If “that guy in your MFA” were a robot.
Investigators charged a California man with murder — based on the victim's Fitbit data.
Musk's probably not laughing though.
Coming soon to a construction site near you...
Do we *really* need to speak every language on earth? Tech companies seem to think we do.
The AI system was better at understanding what the brain wanted to do.