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Chinese Hackers Took Remote Control of A Tesla From 12 Miles Away
Tesla

Chinese Hackers Took Remote Control of A Tesla From 12 Miles Away

Don't worry though, these are the good kind of hackers.

Forecasting the Future: Can The Hive Mind Let Us Predict the Future?
Future Society

Forecasting the Future: Can The Hive Mind Let Us Predict the Future?

Compare your power for prediction against that of the hive.

Reprogramming Diseased Cells: Microsoft Announces Plans to “Solve Cancer” in 10 Years
Cancer

Reprogramming Diseased Cells: Microsoft Announces Plans to “Solve Cancer” in 10 Years

From computer networks to cellular networks.

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Self-Driving Vehicles

Udacity Is Building a Self-Driving Car, and They’re Opensourcing It

The company values people with autonomous vehicle know-how at $10 million each.

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Virtual Reality

Destroyed 2,000-Year Old Arch Stands Once Again, Thanks to Modern Technology

Razed by ISIS and recreated using tech.

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Future Society

More Storage Than Your Laptop: Say ‘Hello’ to the 1 Terabyte Memory Card

This monster is exponentially bigger than those made just 16 years ago.

Lyft Co-Founder: In 5 Years, Our Cars Will be Driving Themselves
Artificial Intelligence

Lyft Co-Founder: In 5 Years, Our Cars Will be Driving Themselves

And we likely won't own them.

The AI of Tomorrow: Amelia’s Like Siri, But With A Doctorate in Psychology
Artificial Intelligence

The AI of Tomorrow: Amelia’s Like Siri, But With A Doctorate in Psychology

This robot should feel well at home working in government.

MIT’s New Radio Can Detect Your Emotions Using Wireless Signals
Science & Energy

MIT’s New Radio Can Detect Your Emotions Using Wireless Signals

This device can tell if you’re happy or sad, and it does it using wireless signals.

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3D Printing

Now We Can 3D Print Homes for Next to Nothing, Using Mud

It may be big, but it isn't exactly fast.

A New Kind of Computer Chip: Silicon May Be Replaced by New Material
Computers

A New Kind of Computer Chip: Silicon May Be Replaced by New Material

Multifunctional chips, coming soon to a computer near you.

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Future Society

A Faster Internet: Terabit Networking Was Just Successfully Tested

Fiber optic upgrades are coming at the speed of light.

Cyborg World: How Biohacking Will (and Already Is) Changing Everything
Prosthetics and Devices

Cyborg World: How Biohacking Will (and Already Is) Changing Everything

"Thanks to technology, we can make the deaf hear, the blind see, and the lame walk.”

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Science & Energy

France Just Became the First Country to Ban Plastic Cups, Cutlery, and Plates

The bill has manufacturers crying foul. Lawsuit threats have been fired.

Report: We Only Have Until 2035 to Get Rid of Gasoline Engines
Climate Change

Report: We Only Have Until 2035 to Get Rid of Gasoline Engines

If we want to reach our targets, we have to stop gas-guzzling.

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Energy

A Fossil Free Tomorrow: LA Takes Steps Towards 100% Clean Energy

Add it to the growing list of cities that have pledged to eliminate fossil fuels.

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From Quarks to Quasars

This Is What the X-Rays Coming From Pluto Tell Us

More amazing discoveries from our favorite dwarf planet.

gmo genetically modified gm crops
From Quarks to Quasars

Researchers Just Released the Longest GMO Study Ever: Here’s What They Found

Genetically modified organisms could be negatively impacting the planet.

brain brain map neuroscience
From Quarks to Quasars

Scientists Unveil a New Map of the Brain With Unrivaled Resolution

The brain like never before.

Physicists Found a Way to Make Quantum Measurements A Little Less Crazy
Quantum Physics

Physicists Found a Way to Make Quantum Measurements A Little Less Crazy

Probing the quantum realm is now less of a blind billiards game.