The UK’s First Flying Taxi Wants to Take You Farther Than Just Across Town
This car flies like a drone, and it might someday be the way you travel between cities.
This car flies like a drone, and it might someday be the way you travel between cities.
As we make saltwater drinkable, we could endanger delicate ocean ecosystems.
If you're feeling down, it could someday give your brain a little boost.
The company has already come up with a better, less-confining solution.
Subsistence farmers could use the newly-affordable system to track their livestock.
Patients have been hacking together their devices to create a DIY artificial pancreas.
While we’re deciding how we feel about AI, companies like Google are already shaping our future.
After it learned to pick up one shoe, the system could do the same with shoes it had never seen before.
They'll navigate complex courses in a series of four races.
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Taken to its extreme, AI that runs the world could even develop an anti-human bias.
The process could produce purer cables.
The future of health is on the horizon.
This nonprofit could ensure patients always get the meds they need.
We don't need 10 spaceports for 29 launches per year.
The Wall Street bank might not be ready to dive into crypto's turbulent waters.
This specific kind of pill keeps the bots from releasing drugs too early.
The technique could make quantum computers a whole lot more sophisticated.
Congress is ready to help tech companies win the war against misinformation. If only it knew how.