Tech Archives - Page 6 of 13

Welcome to the Competitive World of Crappy Robots

Marc Prosser - May 12, 2017

The Future of Flying Cars: Science Fact or Science Fiction?

Jonathan Roberts - May 10, 2017

Quantum Computing Demands a Whole New Kind of Programmer

Edd Gent - May 9, 2017

Cybersecurity Pros Will Soon Patrol Computer Networks Like Agents in ‘The Matrix’

Aaron Frank - May 8, 2017

Why the Fast-Paced World of Drone Sports Is Getting So Popular

Marc Prosser - May 5, 2017

Tricorder XPRIZE Awards $2.5M for Device That Detects Illness Using Your Phone

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - May 4, 2017

These 5 Big Tech Trends Are Changing the Way We Learn

Raya Bidshahri - May 2, 2017

Science Has Outgrown the Human Mind and Its Limited Capacities

Ahmed Alkhateeb - April 24, 2017

Google Says Machine Learning Chips Make AI Faster and More Efficient

Edd Gent - April 23, 2017

Quantum Cryptography Is Unbreakable. So Is Human Ingenuity

Joshua Holden - April 20, 2017

This Drone Is on a Mission to Rid Your City of Dog Poop

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - April 13, 2017

Canada Hopes to Energize Homegrown AI With Big New Investment

Edd Gent - April 10, 2017

Adidas to Mass-Produce 3D Printed Shoes in Vats of Warm Liquid Goo

Jason Dorrier - April 7, 2017

OpenAI Just Beat Google DeepMind at Atari With an Algorithm From the 80s

Edd Gent - April 6, 2017

How AI Is Like Electricity—and Why That Matters

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - April 2, 2017

This Is What Makes Quantum Computers Powerful Problem Solvers

Mark Jackson - March 30, 2017

Google Chases General Intelligence With New AI That Has a Memory

Shelly Fan - March 29, 2017

Why the Rise of AI Makes Human Intelligence More Valuable Than Ever

Michael Dix - March 27, 2017

The Weird World of Cyborg Animals Is Here

Edd Gent - March 24, 2017

The Power of VR as an ‘Empathy Machine’ and Office Holodeck

Daniel Araya - March 21, 2017

The Body Is the Missing Link for Truly Intelligent Machines

Ben Medlock - March 21, 2017

This Is What Happens When We Debate Ethics in Front of Superintelligent AI

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - March 19, 2017

You Can Ban a Person, But What About Their Hologram?

Aaron Frank - March 17, 2017

New Artificial Synapse Bridges the Gap to Brain-Like Computers

Shelly Fan - March 15, 2017

How Google Is Revealing Unmapped Areas of the World in Virtual Reality

Alison E. Berman - March 10, 2017

New Burger Robot Will Take Command of the Grill in 50 Fast Food Restaurants

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - March 8, 2017

3 Exciting Biotech Trends to Watch Closely in 2017

Ryan Bethencourt - March 6, 2017

See How This House Was 3D Printed in Just 24 Hours

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - March 5, 2017

Why the Potential of Augmented Reality Is Greater Than You Think

Jiten Dajee - February 24, 2017

Hacking Our Smart Devices Is Way Too Easy—Here’s How to Fix That

Vivek Wadhwa - February 24, 2017

Europe’s TREASURE Will Be the King of All GPSs

Peter Rejcek - February 17, 2017

Just Stand Inside This Room and It Will Wirelessly Charge Your Phone

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - February 17, 2017

Our Health Data Can Save Lives, But We Have to Be Willing to Share

Edd Gent - February 16, 2017

Here’s How to Make the Best of Virtual Reality—and Avoid the Worst

Jason Ganz - February 15, 2017

Holograms Aren’t The Stuff of Science Fiction Anymore

Peter Rejcek - February 14, 2017

Families Finally Hear From Completely Paralyzed Patients Via New Mind-Reading Device

Shelly Fan - February 12, 2017

How Robots Helped Create 100,000 Jobs at Amazon

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - February 10, 2017

Physicists Unveil Blueprint for a Quantum Computer the Size of a Soccer Field

Edd Gent - February 9, 2017

Robot Cars Can Teach Themselves How to Drive in Virtual Worlds

Shelly Fan - February 8, 2017

Self-Driving Cars Will Soon Be Everywhere—But You May Not Own One

Daniel Araya - February 5, 2017

The Surprisingly Simple Invention That Allows Robots to Make Clothes

Aaron Frank - February 3, 2017

Could Predictive Policing Lead to a Real-Life Minority Report?

Edd Gent - February 2, 2017

Who Has the Manufacturing Edge? May Countries With the Best Robots Win

Jason Dorrier - February 1, 2017

When Electronic Witnesses Are Everywhere, No Secret’s Safe

Alison E. Berman - January 31, 2017

The Struggle to Make AI Less Biased Than Its Creators

Peter Rejcek - January 31, 2017

When Intelligent Machines Cause Accidents, Who Is Legally Responsible?

Peter Rejcek - January 30, 2017

Quantum Computing Progress Will Speed Up Thanks to Open Sourcing

Mark Jackson - January 28, 2017

Make Sense of the Future With This Winter Reading List

Alison E. Berman - January 27, 2017

Machines Won’t Replace Us—We’ll Become Their Mentors

Sveta McShane - January 25, 2017

This Amazing Video Shows Just How Much Software Has Eaten the World

Aaron Frank - January 24, 2017

Tech

featured

Scientists Discover New Evidence Earth May Once Have Had a Ring Like Saturn

Elderly Monkeys Aged More Slowly When Given a Cheap Diabetes Drug Used by Millions