Thomas Hornigold

Thomas Hornigold is a physics student at the University of Oxford. When he's not geeking out about the Universe, he hosts a podcast, Physical Attraction, which explains physics - one chat-up line at a time.

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Forget Your Five-Year Plan: What If We Visualized Humanity’s Future in Centuries, Millennia, and Beyond?

Thomas Hornigold - December 31, 2020

How a Machine That Can Make Anything Would Change Everything

Thomas Hornigold - December 29, 2019

We’re Making Progress in Explainable AI, but Major Pitfalls Remain

Thomas Hornigold - November 18, 2019

3D Printing Rockets in Outer Space? This Company’s Going for It

Thomas Hornigold - November 6, 2019

Towards a Scalable, Efficient Cryptocurrency: Bitcoin’s New Low-Energy Competitor

Thomas Hornigold - October 27, 2019

Algorithms Are Designed to Addict Us, and the Consequences Go Beyond Wasted Time

Thomas Hornigold - October 17, 2019

This Startup Wants to Store Grid Energy by Lifting Concrete Blocks

Thomas Hornigold - October 13, 2019

Maybe Dangling a Space Elevator Off the Moon Isn’t as Ludicrous as It Sounds

Thomas Hornigold - September 23, 2019

5 Areas We Should Invest in Now to Survive Climate Change Later

Thomas Hornigold - September 18, 2019

Build a Wall? A Wild Geoengineering Idea to Save the Glaciers

Thomas Hornigold - September 5, 2019

The Newest Way to Go Green? Retrofit Your Old Car to Make It Electric

Thomas Hornigold - August 5, 2019

What If We Visualized Humanity’s Future in Millennia Instead of Centuries?

Thomas Hornigold - August 4, 2019

Machine Learning vs. Climate Change: AI for the Greener Good

Thomas Hornigold - July 21, 2019

This Chatbot has Over 660 Million Users—and It Wants to Be Their Best Friend

Thomas Hornigold - July 14, 2019

Making Algorithms More Like Kids: What Can Four-Year-Olds Do That AI Can’t?

Thomas Hornigold - June 26, 2019

Graphene (With a Twist) Is Helping Scientists Understand Superconductors

Thomas Hornigold - June 13, 2019

SpaceX’s Starlink Launch and the Race for Global Internet Coverage

Thomas Hornigold - June 12, 2019

Less Like Us: An Alternate Theory of Artificial General Intelligence

Thomas Hornigold - June 2, 2019

How Realistic Are the Global Climate Change Targets? New Research Weighs In

Thomas Hornigold - May 22, 2019

Dr. Alexa Will See You Now: Can We Trust Digital Assistants With Our Health Data?

Thomas Hornigold - May 9, 2019

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How to Be Healthy at 100: Centenarian Stem Cells Could Hold the Key

December 18, 2024

This Week’s Awesome Tech Stories From Around the Web (Through December 14)

December 14, 2024

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