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- Lab-Grown Neanderthal Minibrains Reveal How They’re Different From Humans’
- This Sexy Burger Machine Won’t Necessarily Steal Your Job, But Could Make It Better
- This Week in Tech: June 16 – June 22, 2018
- A Real Whodunnit: Tech Eccentric John McAfee Claims Enemies Poisoned Him
- Employees, ACLU Demand Amazon Stop Facilitating Government Surveillance
- This Week in Science: June 16 – June 22, 2018
- A Major EDM Festival Is Selling Tickets On the Blockchain
- Don’t Mess With the Musk: Elon Sues Ex-Employee for Spilling Tesla Secrets
- Electronic Skin Lets Amputees Feel Pain Through Their Prosthetics
- [Sponsored] What’s All the Hype About? The Four Generations of Distributed Ledger Technology Explained
- Here’s The Conspiracy Tearing Bitcoin Crypto Communities Apart
- Many Common Psychiatric Disorders Share a Genetic Link, Study Finds
- Boring Company Flamethrowers Are Here and Already Being Used Questionably
- Synthetic Biological Weapons May Be Coming. Here’s How To Fight Them.
- The EU’s Proposed New Copyright Laws Show No Government Knows How to Govern The Internet
- Four Major Phone Carriers Just Did Something to Actually Protect Your Privacy
- Using “Shark Vision” We’ve Learned Some Sharks Glow in the Dark
- Hackers Target Yet Another South Korean Crypto Exchange, Steal $32 Million
- MIT Creates “Artificial Blubber” to Keep Navy SEALs Warm
- In Ontario, New Project Will Give Providers and Patients More Access to Health Records
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- This Week’s Awesome Stories From Around the Web (Through June 23)
- How Artificial Intelligence Could Help Us Live Longer
- Leading With Purpose: How to Turn Your Mission Into a Movement
- Why We Need to Fine-Tune Our Definition of Artificial Intelligence
- How DeepMind’s Latest AI Hints at Machines That Think More Like Us
- Pulling Water, Fuel, and Power From Thin Air Is Getting Practical
- Elon Musk’s Boring Company to Build 150 mph Chicago Loop to O’Hare
- This Week’s Awesome Stories From Around the Web (Through June 16)
- The More People With Purpose, the Better the World Will Be
- Video Gamers May Soon Be Paid More Than Top Pro Athletes
- New tissue-imaging technology could enable real-time diagnostics
- Brain scan algorithm is 1,000 times faster
- Gene-edited pigs made resistant to billion dollar virus
- Japanese probe returns images of asteroid
- 2046 – Carbon pricing is ubiquitous worldwide
- Large Hadron Collider on track for major upgrade by 2026
- Dramatic increase in Antarctic ice loss
- 2026 – The FIFA World Cup is hosted jointly in Canada, Mexico and the United States
- Single molecular insulator could extend Moore's Law
- Car vending machines appearing in the U.S.
- Cyberpunk 2077
- U.S. unveils world's fastest supercomputer
- Large-scale capture of CO2 shown to be feasible and affordable
- Prototype fusion reactor achieves key milestone
- 2026 – Expansion of London's Heathrow Airport
- Lifespan of fruit flies extended by 65%
- FDA approves first artificial iris
- EU: 60% boost in funding for environmental and climate projects
- Mountain gorilla numbers exceed 1,000
- The construction robots are coming
- Drones could add £42bn to UK economy by 2030
- New wearable, high-precision brain scanner allows for patients to move around
- How to supervise a robot with your mind and hand gestures
- Are virtual reality and augmented reality the future of education?
- Research suggests that humans could one day regrow limbs
- IBM researchers use analog memory to train deep neural networks faster and more efficiently
- Summit supercomputer is world’s fastest
- roundup | AI powers cars, photos, phones, and people
- Overcoming transistor miniaturization limits due to ‘quantum tunneling’
- Ultrasound-powered nanorobots clear bacteria and toxins from blood
- Artificial sensory neurons may give future prosthetic devices and robots a subtle sense of touch
- New noninvasive technique could be alternative to laser eye surgery
- First 3D-printed human corneas
- Teaching robots to do household chores
- Advanced brain organoid could model strokes, screen drugs
- Ingestible capsule uses light-emitting bacteria to monitor gastrointestinal health
- High-quality carbon nanotubes made from carbon dioxide in the air break the manufacturing cost barrier
- Self-healing material mimics the resilience of soft biological tissue
- Revolutionary 3D nanohybrid lithium-ion battery could allow for charging in just seconds [UPDATED]
- MIT’s modular plug-and-play blocks allow for building medical diagnostic devices
- Brain-computer-interface training helps tetraplegics win avatar race
- Two major advances in autonomous technologies that rival human abilities
- FAA to team with local, state, and tribal governments and companies to develop safe drone operations
- Three dramatic new ways to visualize brain tissue and neuron circuits
- round-up | Hawking’s radical instant-universe-as-hologram theory and the scary future of information warfare
- round-up | New high-resolution virtual-reality and augmented-reality headsets
- New sensors monitor brain activity and blood flow deeper in the brain with high sensitivity and high speed
- round-up | Three radical new user interfaces
- New immunotherapy treatment for lung cancer dramatically improves survival, researchers report
- Augmented-reality system lets doctors see medical images projected on patients’ skin
- New microscope captures awesome animated 3D movies of cells at high resolution and speed
- How deep learning is about to transform biomedical science
- A future ultraminiature computer the size of a pinhead?
- Google announces new ‘Talk to Books’ semantic-search feature
- Intelligence-augmentation device lets users ‘speak silently’ with a computer by just thinking
- Are you ready for atom-thin, ‘invisible’ displays everywhere?
- DARPA-funded prosthetic memory system successful in humans, study finds
- round-up | Five important biomedical technology breakthroughs
- The brain learns completely differently than we’ve assumed, new learning theory says
- Next-gen optical disc has 10TB capacity and six-century lifespan
- Recording data from one million neurons in real time
- Rebuilding Germany’s centuries-old vocational program
- Basic income could work—if you do it Canada-style
- From rust belt to robot belt: Turning AI into jobs in the US heartland
- China’s ambition to power the world’s electric cars took a huge leap forward this week
- China’s ambition to power the world’s electric cars took a huge leap forward this week
- AI could get 100 times more energy-efficient with IBM’s new artificial synapses
- The world’s most powerful supercomputer is tailor made for the AI era
- Maybe we can afford to suck CO<sub>2</sub> out of the sky after all
- Maybe we can afford to suck CO<sub>2</sub> out of the sky after all
- Automation is hitting small US businesses, and—surprise!—it’s not all bad
- Trump’s coal pandering plan would raise costs, undermine renewables
- Gene therapy is saving children’s lives—but screening to discover who needs it is lagging behind
- California is throttling back record levels of solar—and that’s bad news for climate goals
- NASA’s building new tools to manage water as climate dangers grow
- NASA’s building new tools to manage water as climate dangers grow
- How to get blockchains to talk to each other
- Yes, Alexa is recording mundane details of your life, and it’s creepy as hell
- Yes, Alexa is recording mundane details of your life, and it’s creepy as hell
- How to get blockchains to talk to each other
- The US military is funding an effort to catch deepfakes and other AI trickery
- Simulation of inflatable heatshield for reusable second stage
- China’s future railgun Navy 2025 predicted by US Intelligence
- SpaceX will use superalloys for Raptor engines
- Impossible Foods makes a wheat protein burger with taste and aroma of meat
- Facebook, Social Media and technology needs to be fixed for the good of humanity
- Air Force will pay $130 million for Falcon Heavy satellite launch by 2020
- Venezuelan economy heading to complete collapse in months and probably a military coup
- Electric Tesla Roadster with rockets will beat all performance metrics of gas sports cars
- Two new Star Trek TV shows and two limited series are in development
- Will future war be about ultra-massive drones swarms and super-weapons somewhat like Ender’s Game?