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Replacing Humans With AI? IBM’s Watson Edits An Entire Magazine On Its Own
Artificial Intelligence

Replacing Humans With AI? IBM’s Watson Edits An Entire Magazine On Its Own

An AI called Watson may soon be giving magazine editors a run for their money.

Stanford Lab Hits Not One But Two Targets: Clean Hydrogen Fuel and Energy Farms
Energy

Stanford Lab Hits Not One But Two Targets: Clean Hydrogen Fuel and Energy Farms

Graphene and Quantum Dots Come Together to Create “Hybrid” Tech
Quantum Computing

Graphene and Quantum Dots Come Together to Create “Hybrid” Tech

This is a game changer in photoelectronics.

Approved: First Ever Human Trials Involving CRISPR Gene Editing
Science & Energy

Approved: First Ever Human Trials Involving CRISPR Gene Editing

While this may not cure the disease, it will let us know if CRISPR is a viable path towards a cancer solution.

The Age of Gene Editing: Everything You Need To Know About CRISPR/Cas9
Gene Editing

The Age of Gene Editing: Everything You Need To Know About CRISPR/Cas9

Scientists Created a Robot that Randomly, and Intentionally, Hurts People. Here’s Why
Artificial Intelligence

Scientists Created a Robot that Randomly, and Intentionally, Hurts People. Here’s Why

This robot can decide whether or not it wants to hurt you.

NASA Just Unveiled Its All-Electric X-57 Plane
NASA

NASA Just Unveiled Its All-Electric X-57 Plane

This is Maxwell, a little electric plane that is helping build a cleaner tomorrow.

An Engine That is Faster, Lighter, and More Powerful? Meet the Technology of Tomorrow
Robots and Machines

An Engine That is Faster, Lighter, and More Powerful? Meet the Technology of Tomorrow

Scientists Just Discovered A New Type of Meteorite
Off-World

Scientists Just Discovered A New Type of Meteorite

A Tiny House Was Built in 24 Hours, Thanks to A 3D Concrete Printer
3D Printing

A Tiny House Was Built in 24 Hours, Thanks to A 3D Concrete Printer

It may be small, but this house came from a printer!

This Artificial Intelligence was 92% Accurate in Breast Cancer Detection Contest
Artificial Intelligence

This Artificial Intelligence was 92% Accurate in Breast Cancer Detection Contest

The team trained the AI using deep learning methods.

Meet Mosha, the Elephant who Received a Prosthetic Leg after a Landmine Explosion
Prosthetics and Devices

Meet Mosha, the Elephant who Received a Prosthetic Leg after a Landmine Explosion

Mosha has been through nine prosthetic limbs already, and the man who made them is searching for better materials.

Scientists Create ‘Nano-Reactor’ for the Production of Hydrogen Biofuel
Nanotech

Scientists Create ‘Nano-Reactor’ for the Production of Hydrogen Biofuel

Here’s the Chevrolet Bolt, GM’s Affordable Electric Car
Virtual Reality

Here’s the Chevrolet Bolt, GM’s Affordable Electric Car

Scientists Put Bacteria Inside Virus Shell, Creating ‘Nano-Reactor’ to Produce Hydrogen Biofuel
Bacteria

Scientists Put Bacteria Inside Virus Shell, Creating ‘Nano-Reactor’ to Produce Hydrogen Biofuel

A New Breakthrough May Have Just Made Hydrogen Fuel Cells Far More Efficient
Science & Energy

A New Breakthrough May Have Just Made Hydrogen Fuel Cells Far More Efficient

World Record: Nearly Half of Denmark’s Total Electricity Now Comes from Wind Energy
Wind

World Record: Nearly Half of Denmark’s Total Electricity Now Comes from Wind Energy

A ‘Nano-Reactor’ May Soon Be Producing Hydrogen Biofuel
Nanotech

A ‘Nano-Reactor’ May Soon Be Producing Hydrogen Biofuel

Captured CO2 Can be Directly Recycled into Methanol Fuel
Energy

Captured CO2 Can be Directly Recycled into Methanol Fuel

New FDA-Approved Device Sucks Food From Your Stomach Before You Can Digest It
Food

New FDA-Approved Device Sucks Food From Your Stomach Before You Can Digest It