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Artificial Intelligence
A doctor with a stethoscope and white coat consults a phone

An AI Just Beat Doctors at Diagnosing ER Patients

Shelly Fan
An elite table tennis player takes on Sony's ping-pong playing Ace robot.

Sony’s Table-Tennis Robot Beat Elite Human Players With Unorthodox Moves

Shelly Fan
Artificial neurons printed on a polymer sheet

Printed Neurons That Mimic Brain Cells Could Slash AI’s Energy Bill

Edd Gent

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A doctor with a stethoscope and white coat consults a phone
An AI Just Beat Doctors at Diagnosing ER Patients
An elite table tennis player takes on Sony's ping-pong playing Ace robot.
Sony’s Table-Tennis Robot Beat Elite Human Players With Unorthodox Moves
Artificial neurons printed on a polymer sheet
Printed Neurons That Mimic Brain Cells Could Slash AI’s Energy Bill
Bacterial colonies on agar
MIT Mined Bacteria for the Next CRISPR—and Found Hundreds of Potential New Tools
A person is silhouetted against power lines marching into distance.
The Mad Scramble to Power AI Is Rewiring the US Grid
A wooden holds a phone blasting out hearts and thumbs up.
Chatbots ‘Optimized to Please’ Make Us Less Likely to Admit When We’re Wrong
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Biotechnology
E. Coli bacteria cell

All Life Uses 20 Amino Acids. Scientists Just Deleted One in Bacteria.

Shelly Fan
MitoCatch tethers healthy mitochondria to cells in need of an energy reboot

Scientists Revive Failing Cells With Mitochondria Transplants

Shelly Fan
Colorized scanning electron micrograph of HIV-1 virus particles (yellow) both budding and attached to the surface of Hut-78/human lymphocyte cells (purple). Image captured at the NIAID Integrated Research Facility in Fort Detrick, Maryland.

Norwegian Man Cured of HIV by His Brother’s Stem Cells

Shelly Fan

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E. Coli bacteria cell
All Life Uses 20 Amino Acids. Scientists Just Deleted One in Bacteria.
MitoCatch tethers healthy mitochondria to cells in need of an energy reboot
Scientists Revive Failing Cells With Mitochondria Transplants
Colorized scanning electron micrograph of HIV-1 virus particles (yellow) both budding and attached to the surface of Hut-78/human lymphocyte cells (purple). Image captured at the NIAID Integrated Research Facility in Fort Detrick, Maryland.
Norwegian Man Cured of HIV by His Brother’s Stem Cells
A human B cell
One Shot Just Crushed Three Deadly Autoimmune Diseases
A mouse stands on two legs with forepaws held up
Scientists Grow Electronics Inside the Brains of Living Mice
Bacterial colonies on agar
MIT Mined Bacteria for the Next CRISPR—and Found Hundreds of Potential New Tools
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Computing
An IBM researcher with white gloves holds an IBM Quantum Nighthawk wafer.

Quantum Computers Are Coming to Break Cryptography Faster Than Anyone Expected

Craig Costello
Artificial neurons printed on a polymer sheet

Printed Neurons That Mimic Brain Cells Could Slash AI’s Energy Bill

Edd Gent
A mouse stands on two legs with forepaws held up

Scientists Grow Electronics Inside the Brains of Living Mice

Shelly Fan

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An IBM researcher with white gloves holds an IBM Quantum Nighthawk wafer.
Quantum Computers Are Coming to Break Cryptography Faster Than Anyone Expected
Artificial neurons printed on a polymer sheet
Printed Neurons That Mimic Brain Cells Could Slash AI’s Energy Bill
A mouse stands on two legs with forepaws held up
Scientists Grow Electronics Inside the Brains of Living Mice
A silver padlock sits on a computer keyboard unlocked
Anthropic’s Mythos AI Uncovered Serious Security Holes in Every Major OS and Browser
A Google quantum computer
US Issues Grand Challenge: The First Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computer by 2028
A chip used to train brain organoids to solve a classic engineering problem
These Mini Brains Just Learned to Solve a Classic Engineering Problem
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Space
An image of the moon and its craters up close

NASA Unveils Its $20 Billion Moon Base Plan—and a Nuclear Spacecraft for Mars

Edd Gent
The US Plans to Break Ground on a Permanent Moon Base by 2030. Here’s What It Will Take.

The US Plans to Break Ground on a Permanent Moon Base by 2030. Here’s What It Will Take.

Fiona Henderson
and
Kevin Olsen
Space debris reenters the atmosphere and burns up as a comet-like fireball

More Space Junk Is Plummeting to Earth. Earthquake Sensors Can Track It by the Sonic Booms.

Shelly Fan

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An image of the moon and its craters up close
NASA Unveils Its $20 Billion Moon Base Plan—and a Nuclear Spacecraft for Mars
The US Plans to Break Ground on a Permanent Moon Base by 2030. Here’s What It Will Take.
The US Plans to Break Ground on a Permanent Moon Base by 2030. Here’s What It Will Take.
Space debris reenters the atmosphere and burns up as a comet-like fireball
More Space Junk Is Plummeting to Earth. Earthquake Sensors Can Track It by the Sonic Booms.
Astronauts on NASA's Artemis III mission work on the moon's surface with lunar lander in the background.
Elon Musk Says SpaceX Is Pivoting From Mars to the Moon
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Future
An IBM researcher with white gloves holds an IBM Quantum Nighthawk wafer.

Quantum Computers Are Coming to Break Cryptography Faster Than Anyone Expected

Craig Costello
Person checking off boxes on a to-do list

Industries Most Exposed to AI Are Not Only Seeing Productivity Gains but Jobs and Wage Growth Too

Christos Makridis
A Google quantum computer

US Issues Grand Challenge: The First Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computer by 2028

Edd Gent

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An IBM researcher with white gloves holds an IBM Quantum Nighthawk wafer.
Quantum Computers Are Coming to Break Cryptography Faster Than Anyone Expected
Person checking off boxes on a to-do list
Industries Most Exposed to AI Are Not Only Seeing Productivity Gains but Jobs and Wage Growth Too
A Google quantum computer
US Issues Grand Challenge: The First Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computer by 2028
Illustration of quantum bits in a quantum computer
Five Ways Quantum Technology Could Shape Everyday Life
A wooden holds a phone blasting out hearts and thumbs up.
Chatbots ‘Optimized to Please’ Make Us Less Likely to Admit When We’re Wrong
A person silhouetted in front of a timeline
Google DeepMind Plans to Track AGI Progress With These 10 Traits of General Intelligence
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Tech
A sphere-like glass building curves and reflects clouds and sky

AI Companies Are Betting Billions on AI Scaling Laws. Will Their Wager Pay Off?

Nathan Garland
Super Precise 3D Printer Uses a Mosquito’s Needle-Like Mouth as a Nozzle

Super Precise 3D Printer Uses a Mosquito’s Needle-Like Mouth as a Nozzle

Shelly Fan
A large bubble floats in the air reflecting its surroundings

Is the AI Bubble About to Burst? What to Watch for as the Markets Wobble

Alex Dryden
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Robotics
Orange robotic arms work in a factory

Robots With Different Designs Can Now Share Skills

Edd Gent
An elite table tennis player takes on Sony's ping-pong playing Ace robot.

Sony’s Table-Tennis Robot Beat Elite Human Players With Unorthodox Moves

Shelly Fan
Honor robot beats human record for half marathon in Beijing China

A Humanoid Robot Beat the Human World Record for a Half Marathon

Edd Gent

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Orange robotic arms work in a factory
Robots With Different Designs Can Now Share Skills
An elite table tennis player takes on Sony's ping-pong playing Ace robot.
Sony’s Table-Tennis Robot Beat Elite Human Players With Unorthodox Moves
Honor robot beats human record for half marathon in Beijing China
A Humanoid Robot Beat the Human World Record for a Half Marathon
A hand launches a drone into the sky
Thousands of Everyday Drone Pilots Are Making a Google Street View From Above
A close-up photo of a blue eye with orange highlights
This ‘Machine Eye’ Could Give Robots Superhuman Reflexes
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Science
An image of the heart.

The Heart Rarely Gets Cancer. Scientists Think They Know Why.

Shelly Fan
A dreamlike pink tree stands on an island in still water

How Does Imagination Really Work in the Brain? New Theory Upends What We Knew

Roger Koenig-Robert
and
Thomas Pace
A woman with green eyes and dark hair peeks above a blue-green scarf

What We Actually See—and Don’t See—Shows Consciousness Is Only the Tip of the Iceberg

Henry Taylor

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An image of the heart.
The Heart Rarely Gets Cancer. Scientists Think They Know Why.
A dreamlike pink tree stands on an island in still water
How Does Imagination Really Work in the Brain? New Theory Upends What We Knew
A woman with green eyes and dark hair peeks above a blue-green scarf
What We Actually See—and Don’t See—Shows Consciousness Is Only the Tip of the Iceberg
A chip used to train brain organoids to solve a classic engineering problem
These Mini Brains Just Learned to Solve a Classic Engineering Problem
A device wraps around brain organoids to record their activity.
New Device Detects Brain Waves in Mini Brains Mimicking Early Human Development
A woman with her eyes closed
This Brain Pattern Could Signal the Moment Consciousness Slips Away
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