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Science & Energy
15 Years Ago, We Sequenced the Human Genome. Now We Can 3D Map It.
By
Kristin Houser
Artificial Intelligence
The World’s First Digital Teacher Just Debuted in New Zealand
By
Kristin Houser
Artificial Intelligence
AI Couldn’t Beat a Team of Professional Gamers at DOTA 2, but It Held Its Own
By
Kristin Houser
Elon Musk
Elon Musk Claims a Tesla Semi Prototype Drove “Across the Country Alone”
By
Kristin Houser
Advanced Transport
Japan Wants to Be the First Place Where Flying Cars Are Standard Because of Course
By
Kristin Houser
Physics
We’re Almost Able to Cool Antimatter. Here’s Why That’s a Big Deal.
By
Kristin Houser
Robotics
It’s Really Easy for Hackers to Take Control of Robots
By
Kristin Houser
Future Society
Facial Recognition Tech Catches Traveler With Fake Papers
By
Kristin Houser
Prosthetics and Devices
A Tech Company Wants to Implant GPS Trackers in Dementia Patients
By
Kristin Houser
Future Society
We’re About to Get Many More Meat Alternatives
By
Kristin Houser
Cryptocurrency
China Is Serious About Cracking Down on Cryptocurrency
By
Victor Tangermann
Science & Energy
Underwater and Airborne Craft Can Now Communicate Directly and Wirelessly
By
Kristin Houser
NASA
NASA Is Making an AI-Based GPS for Space
By
Kristin Houser
Robots and Machines
We Need Lens-Free Cameras. And Now We Know How to Make Them.
By
Kristin Houser
Bacteria
An Ancient Antibacterial Technique Might Hold the Key to Future Wound Treatment
By
Kristin Houser
Data Privacy
Verizon Is Wrong. Throttling Emergency Responders’ Data Is Definitely About Net Neutrality.
By
Kristin Houser
Artificial Intelligence
AI-Generated Art Will Go On Sale Alongside Human-Made Works This Fall
By
Kristin Houser
Advanced Transport
The World’s Largest Aircraft Will Carry These Four Launch Vehicles
By
Kristin Houser
Health & Medicine
Artificial Retinas Made Of This Ultra-Thin Super Material Could Help Millions See Again
By
Kristin Houser
Health & Medicine
An Enzyme Found in Our Guts Could Increase Our Blood Supply
By
Kristin Houser
Moon
The Moon Definitely Has Water Ice on Its Surface, Says NASA
By
Kristin Houser
Future Society
Candidates in Smaller Elections Simply Can’t Defend Themselves Against Cyberattacks
By
Kristin Houser
Science & Energy
We’ll Soon Have A Telescope That Will Show Us the Edge of the Universe
By
Kristin Houser
Science & Energy
A New CRISPR Technique Let Researchers Repair a Genetic Mutation in Viable Human Embryos
By
Kristin Houser
Future Society
Facebook Helps Landlords Discriminate Against Minorities, Says U.S. Government
By
Kristin Houser
Artificial Intelligence
A Robot Will Become A Real-Life Movie Star
By
Kristin Houser
Future Society
Baseball Players Are Sick of Fallible Umpires. Robots Should Make Calls Instead.
By
Kristin Houser
Robotics
A Mean Robot Supervisor Could Make You a Better-Performing Employee
By
Kristin Houser
Future Society
Google Employees Have Become the Company’s Moral Compass
By
Kristin Houser
Moon
China Will Send Two Robots to Study the Moon
By
Kristin Houser
Future Society
To Detect Bombs Efficiently and Cheaply, Try Using Wi-Fi
By
Kristin Houser
Off-World
Want To Snag A Job Mining Asteroids Someday? You Can Now Get Your Masters In It.
By
Kristin Houser
Advanced Transport
The Boring Company Plans to Drill a Tunnel to Dodger Stadium
By
Kristin Houser
Graphene
You Can Now Buy The World’s First Graphene Jacket, And It’s Everything You Want It To Be
By
Kristin Houser
Self-Driving Vehicles
Who’s Gonna Charge Autonomous EVs? Seems Like It Might Be This Robot.
By
Kristin Houser
Robots and Machines
There’s a New 5G Smartphone Coming, and It Might Finally Make the Next-Gen Network Mainstream
By
Kristin Houser
Robotics
Children Get Pretty Easily Peer Pressured By Robots
By
Kristin Houser
Health & Medicine
A $50 Genetic Test Can Tell How Likely You Are to Have a Heart Attack
By
Kristin Houser
Future Society
Google May Still Be Tracking You, Even If You Opted Out
By
Kristin Houser
Climate Change
The U.S. Military Now Has the Money It Needs to Prepare for Climate Change
By
Kristin Houser
Health & Medicine
The FDA Has Approved a Contraceptive App. Now More Could Flood the Market.
By
Kristin Houser
Climate Change
AI Analysis Uncovers Coral Reefs Resistant to Climate Change
By
Kristin Houser
Hacking
Pre-Teen Hackers Prove It: The U.S. Election System Simply Isn’t Secure Enough
By
Kristin Houser
Cancer
Monsanto’s Court Ruling Marks a Turning Point for Cancer-Causing WeedKiller
By
Kristin Houser
Elon Musk
Elon Musk Wants All Autonomous Cars to Be as Secure as Tesla’s
By
Kristin Houser
Elon Musk
Elon Musk’s Money Run for the Future of Tesla Starts Now—Here’s How He’ll Try to Pull It Off
By
Victor Tangermann
Artificial Intelligence
AI Can Make Sure Cancer Patients Get Just Enough (but Not Too Much) Treatment
By
Kristin Houser
Hacking
Hackers Find Earth’s Satellite Communication Systems Aren’t All That Secure
By
Kristin Houser
Robots and Machines
Interacting With This Therapy Bot Can Help Children With Autism Perfect Their Social Skills
By
Kristin Houser
Science & Energy
Scientists Observe a Star That Spews Plasma — And It’s Not Our Sun
By
Kristin Houser
Science & Energy
NASA Just Launched A New Space Probe That Will Venture Closer to the Sun Than Any Craft Before It
By
Kristin Houser
Health & Medicine
Scientists Knew Blue Light From Screens Contributed to Blindness. Now They Know Why.
By
Kristin Houser
Space Force
Here’s How President Trump and His VP Plan to Get Their Space Force
By
Kristin Houser
Hacking
Facial Recognition Tool That Tracks People Across Social Media Now Available to Hackers
By
Kristin Houser
Artificial Intelligence
AI Is Shining a Spotlight on Women Scientists That Were Previously Overlooked
By
Kristin Houser
Future Society
There Is Literally No Logical Reason The US Should Allow *More* Uses for Asbestos
By
Kristin Houser
Climate Change
No Existing Policies Will Be Enough To Prevent A Future “Hothouse Earth”
By
Kristin Houser
Climate Change
Geoengineering Would Hurt Earth’s Crops More Than It Would Help Them, Says Study
By
Kristin Houser
Future Society
New York City Council Capped The Number Of Ubers Allowed On City Streets
By
Victor Tangermann
Tesla
Turns Out Musk Might Actually Be Serious About Taking Tesla Private
By
Victor Tangermann
Blockchain
Some Americans Will Get to Vote via Blockchain This November
By
Kristin Houser
Future Society
Researchers Inadvertently Discover Crypto Scam Involving 15,000 Twitter Bots
By
Kristin Houser
Physics
Figuring out How Fast the Universe Is Expanding Might Require a New Type of Physics
By
Kristin Houser
Hacking
That Hack of the FCC’s Comment Section Last Year? It Never Actually Happened, Agency Admits
By
Kristin Houser