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- This Week in Tech: Aug 11 – Aug 17, 2018
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- China Will Send Two Robots to Study the Moon
- OpenAI’s Robotic Hand Learned to Make Precise, Human-like Movements
- To Detect Bombs Efficiently and Cheaply, Try Using Wi-Fi
- Want To Snag A Job Mining Asteroids Someday? You Can Now Get Your Masters In It.
- The Boring Company Plans to Drill a Tunnel to Dodger Stadium
- Creating a Space Force Could Trigger an Off-World Arms Race
- You Can Now Buy The World’s First Graphene Jacket, And It’s Everything You Want It To Be
- The SEC Just Subpoenaed Elon Musk Over His Tesla Tweets
- Who’s Gonna Charge Autonomous EVs? Seems Like It Might Be This Robot.
- There’s a New 5G Smartphone Coming, and It Might Finally Make the Next-Gen Network Mainstream
- Children Get Pretty Easily Peer Pressured By Robots
- A $50 Genetic Test Can Tell How Likely You Are to Have a Heart Attack
- New Technology Enables the First 3D Full-Color X-Rays of Our Bodies
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- If We Made Life in a Lab, Would We Understand It Differently?
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- Baidu, Alibaba, and Tencent: The Rise of China’s Tech Giants
- Why Everything You Know About How Companies Learn Is About to Change
- China Is Building a Fleet of Autonomous AI-Powered Submarines. Here Are the Details
- Amazing New Brain Map of Every Synapse Points to the Roots of Thinking
- AI Can Help Create a Better World—If We Build it Right
- A Student Took Down One of Quantum Computing’s Top Applications—Now What?
- This Week’s Awesome Stories From Around the Web (Through August 11)
- Could Machine Learning Mean the End of Understanding in Science?
- Water worlds may be common in our galaxy
- The wheat genome is fully sequenced
- Novel sensors could enable smarter textiles
- New record efficiency for organic photovoltaic cells
- Key aspect of aging reversed in human cells
- 2095-2100 – Hurricane defence fields are operational in the U.S.
- The pre-singularity period is exciting in its own way
- Astronomers find "magnetic powerhouse" in local stellar neighbourhood
- Patrick Stewart to return as Jean-Luc Picard in new Star Trek TV series
- Public views of gene editing for babies depend on how it would be used
- New two-dimensional material discovered
- Nanotechnology and innovation in vehicle manufacture
- Mars terraforming not possible with current technology
- AI can predict your personality just from looking at your eyes
- Robots could revolutionise the future of engine maintenance
- the Helm: this fresh concept fund is investing in female innovators
- Miso Robotics: new age of robots working in the kitchen
- Future Food: growing meat in the laboratory
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- Plant-e: heats, shoots and leaves — electricity from living plants
- How to predict the side effects of millions of drug combinations
- Nanomaterials that mimic nerve impulses (spikes) discovered
- MIT’s Cheetah 3 blind robot can climb a staircase littered with debris, leap, and gallop across rough terrain
- Discovering new drugs and materials by ‘touching’ molecules in virtual reality
- There’s no known upper limit to human longevity, study suggests
- New material eliminates need for motors or actuators in future robots, other devices
- How robots aided by deep learning could help autism therapists
- Spotting fake images with AI
- 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
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- The “neuropolitics” consultants who hack voters’ brains
- The World Economic Forum warns that AI may destabilize the financial system
- How social media took us from Tahrir Square to Donald Trump
- Tim Hwang’s FiscalNote is revolutionizing Washington lobbying with big data
- Magic Leap’s headset is real, but that may not be enough
- AI for cybersecurity is a hot new thing—and a dangerous gamble
- A small team of student AI coders beats Google’s machine-learning code
- Magic Leap’s headset is real, but that may not be enough
- AI can now tell your boss what skills you lack—and how you can get them
- Meet the guy with four arms, two of which someone else controls in VR
- This new blockchain-based betting platform could cause Napster-size legal headaches
- This new blockchain-based betting platform could cause Napster-size legal headaches
- DARPA has an ambitious $1.5 billion plan to reinvent electronics
- Climate change could drive tens of thousands of additional suicides in North America
- One woman’s race to defuse the genetic time bomb in her genes
- The $2.5 trillion reason we can’t rely on batteries to clean up the grid
- How one climate scientist combats threats and misinformation from chemtrail conspiracists
- Million-person genetic study finds gene patterns linked to how long people stay in school
- A fully annotated wheat genome good be used to massively boost wheat crop yields
- Should your next video game be on blockchain? (The benefits may surprise you)
- Quasi‐Solid‐State Single‐Atom Transistors are 10,000 times smaller than conventional silicon transistors
- Many startups that hope to become the next SpaceX
- China’s top battery maker will make cheaper next generation low cobalt batteries
- Asian Americans men in New Jersey live longer than high life expectancy Hong Kong Women
- Tesla can breakeven on $41,000 Model 3s now but targeting profitable $35,000 Model 3s by the end of 2018
- Bitcoin Exchange traded note and investment trust are ways to trade Bitcoin without holding Bitcoin
- Graphene and boron nitride heterostructures made with tunable electrical, optical and mechanical properties
- First Nanotubes, then Graphene and now new form of carbon schwarzites