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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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MIT Technology Review
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| Updated | 2024-11-25 01:15 |
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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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Your space questions, answered.
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Machine learning provides an entirely new way to tackle one of the classic problems of applied mathematics.
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Reusing yeast is an old brewer’s trick that saves time and money, but it eventually backfires. Cell biologists are trying to find out why—and the answers could conceivably combat aging as well.
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In the agency’s latest grand challenge, teams competed for $2 million and a chance to shape the future of communication technology by finding a better way to carve up the radio spectrum.
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What does spying mean when workplace surveillance is the norm?
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The US military is without peer in its ability to project power around the world, and that’s not about to change.
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“They’re all doing it: Russia, China, Iran … They’re all fighting these things called shadow wars, and they’re very effective,†says an ex-paratrooper and academic.
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New techniques have made predictions more useful, and we used one to look at violence in Ethiopia since the election of Abiy Ahmed, the new Nobel Peace Prize winner.
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The oldest technology for detecting trace amounts of materials remains the best.
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An introduction to our special issue on war and peace
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Researchers at OpenAI have developed a new method for transferring complex manipulation skills from simulated to physical environments.
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He nearly lost it all to an IED blast in Afghanistan. But a pioneering procedure changed everything.
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The company’s LauncherOne system is designed to send satellites to low-Earth orbit. Does it really have the power to send a payload to the Red Planet?
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Blockchain technology is changing the nature of money and organizations. We should probably start pondering the potential consequences.
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The rapid response to the shootings in Halle shows how tech firms are learning from Christchurch.
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The mere idea of AI-synthesized media is already making people stop believing that real things are real.
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