Singularity Archives - Page 5 of 23

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

Jason Dorrier - July 25, 2014

Is Tech Unemployment Good or Bad?

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - July 24, 2014

NBA Courtside at Home? Live Action Virtual Reality is Here and Better than Expected

Aaron Frank - July 22, 2014

Lab-Grown Cheese Made by ‘Milking’ Genetically Modified Yeast Cells

Jason Dorrier - July 21, 2014

Humans Aren’t the Pinnacle of Evolution and Consciousness—We’re Only a Rung on the Ladder

Jason Dorrier - July 20, 2014

New Super-Black, Light-Absorbing Material Looks Like a Hole in Reality

Arlington Hewes - July 19, 2014

Solar PowerCube Provides Electricity, Clean Water, and WiFi in Disaster Zones

Jason Dorrier - July 18, 2014

Anousheh Ansari on Her Journey to the ISS and the Endless Possibilities of Space

Sveta McShane - July 15, 2014

“The World in 2025” Predicts Abundant Solar Power and Food, Tailored Drugs, Gene Therapies

Jason Dorrier - July 13, 2014

Big Declines in Pollutants Over US Cities, According to NASA Satellite Imagery

Jason Dorrier - July 12, 2014

Magnetically Guided Nanoparticles to Target and Destroy Diseased Cells

Arlington Hewes - July 9, 2014

Evidence of Abundance #1: More Leisure, Less Work

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - July 8, 2014

What’s Missing from Virtual Reality? Immersive 3D Soundscapes

Jason Dorrier - July 6, 2014

Bitcoin: Going from Deceptive to Disruptive

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - July 3, 2014

We Don’t Have to Play Cosmic Russian Roulette With Asteroids Anymore

Jason Dorrier - July 2, 2014

New Material Sucks Water From the Air and Stores It

Cameron Scott - June 30, 2014

How Will We Know When Computers Can Think for Themselves?

Jason Dorrier - June 29, 2014

Around the World Without a Drop of Fuel — Solar Impulse 2 Logs Its First Flight

Jason Dorrier - June 28, 2014

Can We Cure Violence?

Steven Kotler - June 19, 2014

Why Google’s “Ridiculous” Looking Car Is Brilliant

Brad Templeton - June 17, 2014

Our Hyperconnected Future: Roundup of the 2014 MIT Tech Review Digital Summit

Jason Dorrier - June 15, 2014

Google to Spend a Billion or More on Internet Satellites

Jason Dorrier - June 14, 2014

See The Future at SU’s 2014 Graduate Studies Program Opening Ceremony on June 16

Singularity University - June 11, 2014

Star Trek-Style Holodeck Coming into Focus at Lowe’s

Cameron Scott - June 11, 2014

A Straightforward Method for Making Wearable Tech

Arlington Hewes - June 10, 2014

Staggering Promise of Exponential Technologies in a Succinct 5-Minute Video

Jason Dorrier - June 10, 2014

Michael Jackson Digitally Resurrected For Award Show

Jason Dorrier - June 4, 2014

Sitting Inside Elon’s Spaceship, the Dragon-2 Capsule from SpaceX

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - June 3, 2014

Unlike Samantha in the Movie Her, Artificial Intelligence Will Have a Body

Jason Dorrier - June 3, 2014

DARPA Explores Virtual Reality as the Future of Cyberwarfare

Jason Dorrier - May 29, 2014

Suspended Animation Goes Primetime: Say Goodbye To Death As We Know It

Steven Kotler - May 27, 2014

Donating to UNICEF Innovation Labs Could Land You in the Next Star Wars Movie

Jason Dorrier - May 26, 2014

Biotech’s Brave New World: Push One To Create Life; Push Two To Create Alien Life

Steven Kotler - May 22, 2014

Following the Solar Brick Road to Clean Energy and Smart Roadways

Cameron Scott - May 22, 2014

Gecko-Inspired Adhesive Sticks 700 Pounds to a Wall

Jason Dorrier - May 20, 2014

NASA Set to Launch the First 3D Printer to the Space Station

Jason Dorrier - May 20, 2014

What Will They 3D Print Next? Inside My Trip to Local Motors

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - May 15, 2014

Materials repair themselves automatically and repeatedly, similar to the way cuts heal

Arlington Hewes - May 12, 2014

Victims of War in Sudan Aided by 3D Printing

Jason Dorrier - May 12, 2014

Escape Dynamics Aims to Eliminate Single-Use Rockets in Space Flight

Cameron Scott - May 11, 2014

NASA Spacesuit Design With Sci-Fi Flair Prepares For Mars Missions

Jason Dorrier - May 10, 2014

Singularity Surplus: The Good, the Bad and the Beautiful

Cameron Scott - May 9, 2014

Discover the Convergence of Tech and Finance at the Exponential Finance Conference, June 10-11

Singularity University - May 9, 2014

Drones Overhead, Seeing Everything, Always: Inside Google and Facebook’s Latest Acquisitions

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - May 8, 2014

This Robot’s Been Programmed to Look You in the Eye at Just the Right Times

Jason Dorrier - May 6, 2014

Toyota’s Replacing Robots With Humans…So They Can Make Even Better Robots

Jason Dorrier - May 4, 2014

Can Elon Musk and SpaceX Take Space Travel From Evolutionary to Revolutionary?

Jason Dorrier - April 30, 2014

Beyond the Hype and Hope of 3D Printing: What Consumers Should Expect

Jason Dorrier - April 29, 2014

64 Billion Messages in 24 Hours: Key Takeaways From WhatsApp’s Massively Disruptive Statistics

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - April 24, 2014

Bionic Athletes With Exoskeletons, Robotic Limbs, and Brain-Control Devices to Compete in 2016 Cybathlon

Jason Dorrier - April 23, 2014

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