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The solutions could be useful everywhere.
Smartwatches are turning more and more into medical devices.
Virtual reality just got more immersive with this face mask that lets you smell things in real time.
Would you like to host a bunch of talking robot heads at your home. If yes, you must be willing to listen to them because they talk a lot.
Did someone spike the beer with LSD?
Policy is usually notoriously slow to react to technology. Will this time be any different?
It's all fun and games until a baby is conceived in microgravity. Then, the problems will start pouring in.
Bhutan has been mining Bitcoin since it was $5,000.
There's little hope in keeping AI engines isolated.
Researchers decode how a cold voice differs from a healthy one.
Something small can be very powerful in our society.
Elon Musk's latest venture, TruthGPT, promises to be a "maximum truth-seeking AI." But is it really about seeking truth or just an attempt to upstage ChatGPT?
The photo was meant to stir up a debate -- and that it did.
A lot of people suffer from visual impairment due to not getting enough sunlight.
In the future, some diapers could act like a mini labs to immediately detect potential health problems.
Which one is your favorite?
The satellites demonstrate a super low-cost solution for preventing space debris.
The age of post-truth is upon us.
AI is reinventing fashion now.
We've seen just how essential it is to have a good vaccine pipeline. The Chilean soapbark could be one new ally.
We really need some good policies for this technology.
A new AI, coming soon to a Photoshop near you.
We're closer than ever to witnessing a 3D food printing revolution. These cheesecakes are a delicious proof of what's coming.
It's two times stronger than regular concrete.
Go players have become increasingly creative and more competitive in the wake of AI.
The new iteration can perform at "human level" on various professional and academic benchmarks.
It isn’t just artists and teachers who are losing sleep over advances in automation and artificial intelligence. Robots are being brought into Hinduism’s holiest rituals – and not all worshippers are happy about it. In 2017, a technology firm in India introduced a robotic arm to perform “aarti,” a ritual in which a devotee offers […]
This could open tantalizing possibilities for human reproduction as well.
The drug can help people quickly adapt to the frigid temperatures.
If there is a fire emergency, here is a firefighter robot that will go in first. So that human firefighters face minimum risk.
We're witnessing the development of a new frontier in computing, moving away from AI back to where it all started: the human brain.
Billions of plastic cups pollute the environment every year. This clever solution may finally be the answer to this problem.
Are we prepared enough to survive a deadly fungal outbreak similar to what is shown in the TV show The Last of Us?
Go is arguably the most complex game devised by mankind.
Japanese researchers have created the device in an attempt to get people to eat less salt.
It's like taking a medical sample every day.
A new tool could diagnose Parkinson's patients in their sleep.
Cargo shipping is going back to basics.
ChatGPT has managed to score well enough to become a licensed doctor. So is it now ready to replace doctors?
AI is having its "Hello world!" moment.
Here is a lizard-inspired robot that is as creepy and fascinating as real lizards, and wishes to explore Mars.
It's a world first that could signal the future of air warfare.
AI increases the chance of detecting lung nodules, which also sometimes hint at lung cancer.
The slow death of passwords seems imminent in the face of more convenient biometric authentification.
These aren't your average pots and bowls.
The world needs a good terminator, and seems like now we have one.
AI is yet again redrawing the boundaries of what we call 'art'.
The amphibious drone was inspired by the kingfisher and the suckerfish.
In the US alone, there are over 100,000 breast reconstructive surgeries every year, and there's plenty of room for improvement.
Quantum computers powerful enough to break public-key encryption are still years away, but when it happens, they could be a major threat.
