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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How Do You Win An Argument? IBM’s New AI Has a Formula

Thomas Hornigold - July 5, 2018

Are Electric Planes the Future of Aviation?

Thomas Hornigold - June 28, 2018

Why We Need to Fine-Tune Our Definition of Artificial Intelligence

Thomas Hornigold - June 20, 2018

Can Hawaii Go Carbon Neutral by 2045?

Thomas Hornigold - June 12, 2018

How Cyanobacteria Could Help Save the Planet

Thomas Hornigold - June 4, 2018

How Will Artificial Intelligence Affect the Risk of Nuclear War?

Thomas Hornigold - May 28, 2018

Google’s Duplex Raises the Question: Should Robots Sound Robotic?

Thomas Hornigold - May 16, 2018

Why the Discovery of Room-Temperature Superconductors Would Unleash Amazing Technologies

Thomas Hornigold - May 13, 2018

This New Startup Will Use CRISPR as a Search Engine to Hunt Down Diseases

Thomas Hornigold - May 7, 2018

Stuff 3.0: The Era of Programmable Matter

Thomas Hornigold - April 29, 2018

How Fukushima Changed Japanese Robotics and Woke Up the Industry

Thomas Hornigold - April 25, 2018

Tech Optimists See a Golden Future—Let’s Talk About How We’ll Get There

Thomas Hornigold - April 22, 2018

Can We Make a Musical Turing Test?

Thomas Hornigold - April 8, 2018

This Planned Solar Farm in Saudi Arabia Would Be 100 Times Bigger Than Any in the World

Thomas Hornigold - April 3, 2018

New MIT Startup Targets Working Fusion Reactor in 15 Years. Can It Be Done?

Thomas Hornigold - March 20, 2018

What If the AI Revolution Is Neither Utopia nor Apocalypse, but Something in Between?

Thomas Hornigold - March 13, 2018

New Malicious AI Report Outlines Biggest Threats of the Next 5 Years

Thomas Hornigold - March 6, 2018

Artificial Photosynthesis Is Solar Energy’s Forgotten Cousin—and It’s Making a Comeback

Thomas Hornigold - February 25, 2018

What Roboticists Are Learning From Early Generations of Lifelike Humanoid Robots

Thomas Hornigold - February 18, 2018

The Clock’s Ticking on Climate Change, and It’s Time to Get Real About Tackling It

Thomas Hornigold - February 13, 2018

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