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Artificial Intelligence

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DeepMind and BioNTech Bet AI Lab Assistants Will Accelerate Science

Edd Gent - October 7, 2024

There has long been hope that AI could help accelerate scientific progress. Now, companies are betting the latest generation of chatbots could make useful...

These Mini AI Models Match OpenAI With 1,000 Times Less Data

October 4, 2024

AI and Scientists Face Off to See Who Can Come Up With the Best Ideas

September 27, 2024

AI Models Scaled Up 10,000x Are Possible by 2030, Report Says

August 29, 2024

What Is ‘Model Collapse’? An Expert Explains the Rumors About an Impending AI Doom

August 27, 2024

AI and Scientists Face Off to See Who Can Come Up With the Best Ideas

Shelly Fan - September 27, 2024

Who is DIYbio.org?

Aaron Saenz - April 29, 2009

Security Checks Reaching Towards Your Brain

Aaron Saenz - May 14, 2009

AI Models Scaled Up 10,000x Are Possible by 2030, Report Says

Jason Dorrier - August 29, 2024

Biotechnology

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In a First, Woman’s Type 1 Diabetes Reversed by a Stem Cell Transplant

Shelly Fan - October 9, 2024

The 25-year-old woman had suffered through decades of medical nightmares. A native of Tianjin, a city roughly two hours west of Beijing, she was diagnosed...

This Biohybrid Robot Is Made of Human Cells and Controlled by a Machine ‘Mind’

September 30, 2024

First Panda Stem Cells Made in the Lab Bring New Hope for These Beloved Bears

September 23, 2024

DNA Computing Evolves: New System Stores Data, Plays Chess, and Solves Sudoku Puzzles

September 20, 2024

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

September 16, 2024

In a First, Woman’s Type 1 Diabetes Reversed by a Stem Cell Transplant

Shelly Fan - October 9, 2024

Biohacking Will Let You Connect Your Body to Anything You Want

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - September 1, 2016

StickyBot Climbs On Up

Singularity Hub Staff - September 11, 2012

Security Checks Reaching Towards Your Brain

Aaron Saenz - May 14, 2009

Computing

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Meta Has Launched the World’s ‘Most Advanced’ Glasses. Will They Replace Smartphones?

Martie-Louise Verreynne - October 1, 2024

Humans are increasingly engaging with wearable technology as it becomes more adaptable and interactive. One of the most intimate ways gaining acceptance is through...

DNA Computing Evolves: New System Stores Data, Plays Chess, and Solves Sudoku Puzzles

September 20, 2024

Quantum Computers Will Kill Digital Security. These Algorithms Could Stop Them.

August 15, 2024

Bitcoin Miners Flush With Chips Are Pivoting to AI in Search of New Riches

August 6, 2024

This Enormous Computer Chip Beat the World’s Top Supercomputer at Molecular Modeling

July 9, 2024

Be on the Winning Side of Disruption: SU Global Summit San Francisco

Singularity University - July 13, 2016

Will the End of Moore’s Law Halt Computing’s Exponential Rise?

Jason Dorrier - March 8, 2016

Why We Need Government to Evolve as Fast as Technology

Nicholas Haan - December 3, 2015

What You Need to Know About the Future of Money

Jason Dorrier - June 16, 2016

Space

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Cosmology Is at a Tipping Point—We May Be on the Verge of Discovering New Physics

Andreea Font - September 24, 2024

For the past few years, a series of controversies have rocked the well-established field of cosmology. In a nutshell, the predictions of the standard...

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

September 17, 2024

Life on Alien Planets Probably Wouldn’t Experience Day and Night—Here’s How That May Change Evolution

September 10, 2024

The SpaceX Polaris Dawn Mission Will Show Us How Spaceflight Transforms the Body

August 26, 2024

Black Hole Sun: Watch a Star Get Torn to Shreds by a Supermassive Black Hole

August 20, 2024

GSP 2015 Closing Ceremony: Meet 20+ Startups With Revolution on the Brain

Singularity University - July 22, 2015

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

Andrew Tomkins - September 17, 2024

‘Wait But Why’: Elon Musk’s Favorite Blog Makes Good Ideas Available to Everyone, With Cartoons

Aaron Frank - January 20, 2016

How Could the Big Bang Arise From Nothing?

Alastair Wilson - January 9, 2022

Energy

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Scientists Say Net Zero Aviation Is Possible by 2050—If We Act Now

Edd Gent - September 27, 2024

Aviation has proven to be one of the most stubbornly difficult industries to decarbonize. But a new roadmap outlined by University of Cambridge researchers...

There Are Now More Electric Vehicles Than Gas-Powered Cars in Norway

September 19, 2024

UK Gives Sneak Peek of a Novel Fusion Reactor Shaped Like a Cored Apple

September 12, 2024

Meta Looks to Next-Gen Geothermal to Fuel Ravenous Data Centers

September 9, 2024

The US Is Adding Grid-Scale Batteries at 10 Times the Pace of Natural Gas This Year

September 2, 2024

UK Gives Sneak Peek of a Novel Fusion Reactor Shaped Like a Cored Apple

Edd Gent - September 12, 2024

The New Energy Storage Tech Gates, Bezos, Ma, and Branson Are Investing In

Marc Prosser - July 2, 2018

World’s Biggest Battery Will Provide 85 Megawatts to New England Grid

Edd Gent - August 23, 2024

China Demonstrates the First Entirely Meltdown-Proof Nuclear Reactor

Edd Gent - July 26, 2024

Future

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Scientists Say Net Zero Aviation Is Possible by 2050—If We Act Now

Edd Gent - September 27, 2024

Aviation has proven to be one of the most stubbornly difficult industries to decarbonize. But a new roadmap outlined by University of Cambridge researchers...

Robots Are Coming to the Kitchen—What That Could Mean for Society and Culture

September 3, 2024

AI Models Scaled Up 10,000x Are Possible by 2030, Report Says

August 29, 2024

This Is What Could Happen if AI Content Is Allowed to Take Over the Internet

July 25, 2024

Could We Turn Mars Into Another Earth? Here’s What It Would Take to Terraform the Red Planet

July 17, 2024

Democracy Is Ailing. Here’s How We Can Start Reviving It

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - May 17, 2022

Future Cities: New Challenges Mean We Need to Reimagine the Look of Urban Landscapes

Nick Dunn - December 18, 2020

Is Technology Unnatural—Or Is It ‘What Makes Us Human’?

Jason Dorrier - September 4, 2015

We Might Live in a Virtual Universe — But It Doesn’t Really Matter

Maxim Roubintchik - August 3, 2016

Tech

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In a First, Woman’s Type 1 Diabetes Reversed by a Stem Cell Transplant

Shelly Fan - October 9, 2024

The 25-year-old woman had suffered through decades of medical nightmares. A native of Tianjin, a city roughly two hours west of Beijing, she was diagnosed...