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A new amputation technique can give people a more realistic sense of feeling.

Damaged corneas can cause vision problems or even blindness. We could soon have a new way to help people get new ones.

The staggering amount of paper and plastic we shipped to China in the past will have to find a new home.

New laws in Vermont and proposed legislation in California would require companies to be more transparent in how user data is stored and sold.

Space travel is rough on the body.

Perhaps it’s best to turn off your phone and go right to bed.

Baby Elianna is alive and seems to be healthy, thanks to a first-of-its-kind treatment.

The government intends to explore how Facebook has been misused, but some in Papua New Guinea say they're about to lose their right to free speech.

The 50,000-member union wants to work with robots, not be replaced by them.

Trained forensic experts can match faces better when paired with an AI vs. another human.

It won't power your car as you travel through time, but it could help usher in the age of quantum computing.

Exciting sci-fi vision of the future, or highway to hell?

Someday we could eliminate car crashes altogether. But we're not there yet.

Yes, it helped authorities nab the alleged Golden State Killer. But maybe that's where it should end.

Crypto may be fairly new, but what drives this unrecognized addiction probably isn't.

Combining protective gear with batteries would lighten each solider's load.

Maybe hold off on this film for date night.

Does the First Amendment apply to AIs, too?

Flagging prejudiced algorithms won't keep them from being made in the first place.

They're thin, stretchy, and easy to make.