Blockchain Could Help Restaurants Make Sure the Seafood You Order Is Actually What Lands on Your Plate
Is that tuna? Or meat from an endangered whale?
Is that tuna? Or meat from an endangered whale?
“Given that we don’t know what happens past the Cauchy horizon, it could be crazy things as long as they’re mathematically possible."
A new polymer could be the key to safer, better batteries.
France's far-right Marine Le Pen is one of the first to face legal action.
Toyota hopes the Research Institute-Advanced Development will be "a company with different rules — like a startup."
And they'll do it for cheaper, too.
The real problem is that we need such an app at all.
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In just 10 seconds, its star became 1,000 times brighter.
And electric transportation cubes are part of Dubai's grand plans.
"My guess is they're not bluffing, that they've flight-tested this thing...”
The volunteers will host the parasites for 12 weeks.
You should be excited. They're cool. And also useful.
"We still need to react faster against terrorist propaganda and other illegal content.”
Apple joins a short list of companies aiming to revolutionize their employees' healthcare.
This would even include the cultural knowledge needed to communicate respectfully.
The island nation hopes the token will help solve its budgetary woes.
This AI learns by looking at mistakes as potential successes.
Why should we spend time and resources to bring back species when so many are dying now?
They seem pretty creepy, but how might we benefit from them?