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Watch This Robot Learning to Play with Legos Like a Kid

Jason Dorrier - May 28, 2015

How Artificial Intelligence Is Primed to Beat You at Where’s Waldo

Jason Dorrier - May 17, 2015

Are Google’s 11 Driverless Car Accidents Scary—or Really Impressive?

Jason Dorrier - May 12, 2015

Quantum Computing Is About to Overturn Cybersecurity’s Balance of Power

Vivek Wadhwa - May 11, 2015

A Quantum Computer Is a Delicate Beast: Video Tour of D-Wave’s Black Box (Part I)

Jason Dorrier - May 8, 2015

Daimler’s Driverless 18-Wheelers Approved to Cruise Nevada’s Highways

Jason Dorrier - May 7, 2015

Then and Now: 8 Fun Examples of Exponential Change From the Last Decade

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - May 4, 2015

The Internet of Everything Is a Simply Massive Opportunity: $19 Trillion in the Next Decade

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - April 21, 2015

Discover the Chemical Composition of Everyday Stuff…With a Smartphone Camera

Jason Dorrier - April 17, 2015

Why We Need Local Economies to Balance Technological Unemployment

Nathaniel Calhoun - March 31, 2015

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When It Comes To Jobs, Automation Can Be a Force For Good

S. Vollie Osborn - March 29, 2015

Apple isn’t just satisfied reinventing health care, it’s targeting clinical trials as well

Vivek Wadhwa - March 24, 2015

Can We Trust Robot Cars to Make Hard Choices?

Darlene Damm - March 8, 2015

Disrupting Yourself

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - March 2, 2015

Why Silicon Valley Is Eager to Take on Detroit

Jason Dorrier - February 24, 2015

World’s Data Could Fit on a Teaspoon-Sized DNA Hard Drive and Survive Thousands of Years

Jason Dorrier - February 20, 2015

The Future of Crime: Our Digital Lives Are Hackable, But There’s Hope—If We Act Now

Jason Dorrier - February 18, 2015

In Driverless Cars, Champion Racing Skills Will Come Standard

Jason Dorrier - February 17, 2015

Under Armour, MyFitnessPal, And Why Brands Want To Know Everything About Your Body

Tarun Wadhwa - February 10, 2015

5 Mind-Bending Sights: Finally, The Future Is Starting To Look Like We Thought It Would

Steven Kotler - January 9, 2015

Robot ‘Iron Chef’ Sharpens Skills With YouTube Cooking Videos

Jason Dorrier - January 7, 2015

These 11 Technologies Will Go Big in 2015

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - January 6, 2015

Women Working on the Frontiers of Technology

Darlene Damm - December 31, 2014

Coming Data Deluge Means You’ll Know Anything You Want, Anytime, Anywhere

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - December 23, 2014

How Technology Brought Us Closer to the Future in 2014

Jason Dorrier - December 17, 2014

Humans 2.0: Seeing Ourselves Anew in ‘Algorithmic Cascades of Data’

Jason Dorrier - December 14, 2014

Detecting Alien Planets With Your ‘Run-of-the-Mill’ Digital Camera

Jason Dorrier - December 8, 2014

The Day You’ll Prefer Robots to Humans

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - December 1, 2014

Summit Europe: Artificial Intelligence Evolving From Disappointing to Disruptive

Jason Dorrier - November 20, 2014

Summit Europe: When Will We Let Go and Let Google Drive Us?

Jason Dorrier - November 20, 2014

Exponential Medicine: Braingear Moves Beyond Electrode Swim Caps

Jason Dorrier - November 14, 2014

Exponential Medicine: Craig Venter Estimates 5 Million Complete Human Genomes Sequenced by 2020

Jason Dorrier - November 11, 2014

Embrace Tomorrow, Launch Today: Summit Europe Amsterdam (November 19-20)

Singularity University - October 30, 2014

AI Algorithm Masters Space Invaders in All-Night Gaming Session

Jason Dorrier - October 16, 2014

Million Robot Revolution Delayed—iPhone Manufacturer Foxconn Hires More Humans

Jason Dorrier - October 12, 2014

Navy’s Boat Drones Pack Hunt Like Wolves on Water

Jason Dorrier - October 9, 2014

Unlocking Big Data: Lessons Learned From The God Particle

Steven Kotler - October 8, 2014

This Algorithm Finds the Safest Neighborhood Close to a McDonald’s Just From Photos

Arlington Hewes - September 25, 2014

Google Glass App Uses Facial Recognition to Read People’s Emotions

David J. Hill - September 2, 2014

Eavesdrop on Conversations Using a Bag of Chips with MIT’s ‘Visual Microphone’

Jason Dorrier - August 13, 2014

Just Reread a Sentence Ten Times? Gaze Tracking Software Tells You, Highlights What You Missed

Jason Dorrier - July 25, 2014

How the Crowd Taught a Robot to Build a LEGO Turtle

Jason Dorrier - July 23, 2014

Algorithm Hunts Rare Genetic Disorders from Facial Features in Photos

Arlington Hewes - July 9, 2014

Why Google’s “Ridiculous” Looking Car Is Brilliant

Brad Templeton - June 17, 2014

No More Malls: 5 Disruptive Techs Transforming Retail

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - June 12, 2014

Can Google Tango Make Off-the-Shelf Drones Autonomous?

Jason Dorrier - June 5, 2014

Move Over Facial Recognition, New Algorithm Identifies Your Actions in Videos

Cameron Scott - May 31, 2014

Singularity Surplus: New Uses for Hot Techs and New Tech for Unwanted Heat

Cameron Scott - May 30, 2014

Software Composes Music Inspired by Classic Novels

Jason Dorrier - May 27, 2014

Facial transplants are safe, viable, and help patients thrive after a decade of success

Arlington Hewes - May 14, 2014

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