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MIT Technology Review
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| Updated | 2025-11-02 22:33 |
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Feynman diagrams revolutionized particle physics. Now mathematicians want to do the same for vector calculus.
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A fog of micro-debris poses major risks to satellites and spaceships—and this test suggests there is a lot more of it than anyone had thought
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An updated analysis from OpenAI shows how dramatically the need for computational resources has increased to reach each new AI breakthrough.
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Physicists have watched a chain of 15 amino acids interfere with itself, in an experiment that paves the way for a new era of quantum biology.
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Your space questions, answered.
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The DNA test claims to let prospective parents weed out IVF embryos with a high risk of disease or low intelligence.
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A deep-learning system will work alongside human analysts to monitor the Nasdaq for suspicious behavior.
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Want your robot to learn a new task? Then send it to RoboNet, a vast video database that could one day teach it anything.
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For robots to be useful teammates, they need to be able to understand what they’re told to do—and execute it with minimal supervision.
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It’s an all-hands-on-deck situation to stop the vital count from being compromised. But there are still concerns that Big Tech isn’t being transparent enough.
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From Russian Olympic cyberattacks to billion-dollar North Korean malware, how one tech giant monitors nation-sponsored hackers everywhere on earth.
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More than 11,000 scientists signed a paper arguing the world needs to stabilize or gradually reduce the global population.
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As soon as the power turns on, hackers can gain an advantage.
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About 41 years after launch, the NASA spacecraft joined its twin in leaving the last edges of the solar system’s borders.
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China’s quantum communication satellite Micius has notched up an impressive series of breakthroughs thanks to powerful photon detectors that outwit background noise.
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And it’s likely to get harder, not easier, for the state to achieve ever deeper cuts in emissions.
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Paper Phone is not a joke—it’s part of the company’s “digital well-being experiments.†Digital detox experts aren’t having it.
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Your space questions, answered.
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Machine learning can map which musical qualities trigger what types of physical and emotional responses. One day the technique could even be used in music therapy.
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The internet of things connects devices across the globe. Now researchers are considering how bacteria can join the network.
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On a farm in Bavaria, German researchers are using gene editing to create pigs that could provide organs to save thousands of lives.
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The good: AutoMod saves time and prevents potential mental health issues. The bad: Humans still have to clean up after it.
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A flying robot armed with a suite of microphones will roam through the space station and listen for any worrying clinks and clanks.
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Robots might be able to navigate unfamiliar environments if they copy what we do.
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AlphaStar cooperated with itself to learn new strategies for conquering the popular galactic warfare game.
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One of the most powerful tech firms on earth takes on the Israeli cyber surveillance firm NSO Group.
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Princeton researchers found that far more people are living closer to the ocean than previously believed.
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