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MIT Artificial Intelligence Can Predict 85% of Cyber-Attacks
Artificial Intelligence

MIT Artificial Intelligence Can Predict 85% of Cyber-Attacks

A new artificial intelligence is helping human analysts pinpoint security threats.

By June Javelosa

This 15-Ton Computer Creates Clean Water, Electricity, and Internet Access
Computers

This 15-Ton Computer Creates Clean Water, Electricity, and Internet Access

A single machine can purify up to three million liters of water annually and has a lifespan of 15 years.

By June Javelosa

The State of the Hydrogen Fuel Cell Revolution
Future Society

The State of the Hydrogen Fuel Cell Revolution

This was supposed to be the future. Where's my hydrogen-powered car?

By Luke Kingma

Now You Can Fly to Mars…on a School Bus
Mars

Now You Can Fly to Mars…on a School Bus

Lockheed Martin’s Mars Experience uses virtual reality to recreate a journey across Mars on a school bus.

By Todd Jaquith

We’re Going to Visit the Farthest Reaches of Our Solar System
Off-World

We’re Going to Visit the Farthest Reaches of Our Solar System

Thousands of objects exist in the Kuiper Belt, including possible planets. And we're on our way there.

By Sarah Marquart

Physicists Construct An Innovative Heat Engine With Just One Atom
Science & Energy

Physicists Construct An Innovative Heat Engine With Just One Atom

Heat engines are getting small. Like, just using a single atom small.

By Colin Aboy

The Bottle-Sized Satellites Leading a Quiet Revolution in Space
Off-World

The Bottle-Sized Satellites Leading a Quiet Revolution in Space

There's a space revolution, and it's happening as we speak.

By World Economic Forum

Spectacle Brings Augmented Reality to the Samsung Gear VR
Virtual Reality

Spectacle Brings Augmented Reality to the Samsung Gear VR

And it doesn’t bode well for virtual reality controllers

By Miguel Santos

This Device Could Power One-Third Of The U.S. Using Ocean Waves
Devices

This Device Could Power One-Third Of The U.S. Using Ocean Waves

Triton can harvest wave energy from the oceans.

By Kathleen Riley

Astronomers Just Discovered a New Galaxy Orbiting the Milky Way
Off-World

Astronomers Just Discovered a New Galaxy Orbiting the Milky Way

It's the fourth largest satellite orbiting the Milky Way. And we only just found it.

By Jelor Gallego

Get to Know Jia Jia, China’s Super Realistic Humanoid Robot
Artificial Intelligence

Get to Know Jia Jia, China’s Super Realistic Humanoid Robot

This remarkably life-like robot is like something straight out of Blade Runner. See her in action.

By Kathleen Riley

We’re About to See What Happens If We Give the Poor Basic Income For Life
Universal Basic Income

We’re About to See What Happens If We Give the Poor Basic Income For Life

One organization is attacking poverty head on.

By June Javelosa

Microscope Uses Artificial Intelligence to Find Cancer Cells
Cancer

Microscope Uses Artificial Intelligence to Find Cancer Cells

A new microscope employs AI deep learning to detect cancer cells better and more efficiently without using biological markers that harm blood samples.

By Jelor Gallego

DARPA Moving Forward With Development of XS-1 Spaceplane
DARPA

DARPA Moving Forward With Development of XS-1 Spaceplane

DARPA is going to Phase 2 in its XS-1 program, pushing forward the possibility of reusable spaceplanes.

By Jelor Gallego

Facebook Launches Chatbots for Messenger. Here’s How My Conversation Went
Meta

Facebook Launches Chatbots for Messenger. Here’s How My Conversation Went

Bots have finally made their way to Facebook.

By June Javelosa

New Remarkably Thin E-Skin Turns Your Body Into a Walking Display
Prosthetics and Devices

New Remarkably Thin E-Skin Turns Your Body Into a Walking Display

Meet the latest 'electronic skin.'

By Miguel Santos

LIGO Sets Its Sights On Fainter Gravitational Waves
Gravitational Waves

LIGO Sets Its Sights On Fainter Gravitational Waves

Gravitational wave astronomers may soon be able to pick out faint signals from the gravitational wave “noise.”

By Todd Jaquith

Scientists Discover Quasar That Emits Jets Reaching 18 Trillion Degrees
Off-World

Scientists Discover Quasar That Emits Jets Reaching 18 Trillion Degrees

The team credits these results to interferometry, which occurs when multiple telescopes are linked together to get fine resolution of a distant object.

By Sarah Marquart

Goldman Sachs Invests Millions to Make Non-Human Copywriters
Artificial Intelligence

Goldman Sachs Invests Millions to Make Non-Human Copywriters

Major companies are working to make artificial intelligence that can craft any marketing, message, or pitch.

By Jelor Gallego

LucidCam is an Affordable, Pocket-Sized Virtual Reality Camera
Virtual Reality

LucidCam is an Affordable, Pocket-Sized Virtual Reality Camera

And they’re doubling down on the specs with 2K recording.

By Miguel Santos