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This new electric car will be able to power your gadgets
The feature in the upcoming Hyundai Ioniq 5 is called bidirectional charging, and it means you could plug your television into your car.
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The rice of the sea: how a tiny grain could change the way humanity eats
Ángel León made his name serving innovative seafood. But then he discovered something in the seagrass that could transform our understanding of the sea itself – as a vast garden
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Researchers Might Have Finally Cracked Smart Clothing
While smart clothes seem like a cool idea in theory, in reality we’ve mostly been stuck with useless overpriced smart pajamas from Tom Brady, smart running shoes, and other dubious fitness recovery paraphernalia. The reason? Incorporating electronics into clothing in a natural way is a tall order.
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In Computero: Hear How AI Software Wrote a 'New' Nirvana Song
Computer-generated artificial tracks by Jimi Hendrix, Amy Winehouse and Jim Morrison highlight a new project that helps bring attention to mental illness
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Elon Musk’s new Dragon capsule will let astronauts stick their head out into space
‘Probably most “in space” you could possibly feel by being in a glass dome”, Elon Musk tweeted
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NASA's Oxygen-Making Machine Could Change Mars Forever
Whether for breathing or sending rockets back home, we'll need to make oxygen on Mars. Soon, we'll know if it's possible.
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Boston Dynamics unveils Stretch: a new robot designed to move boxes in warehouses
Coming to a warehouse near you in 2022
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Bill Gates Is Thinking About Dimming the Sun
The billionaire is backing a study of the controversial technology called solar geoengineering.
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President Biden Should Push for the Human Exploration of Mars
Robotic rovers like Perseverance are great, but they can’t answer the most fundamental questions about the Red Planet
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Why drones are on the brink of changing our world
UAV Training Australia’s Wayne Condon explains how the industry went from recreational to commercial in the last few years.
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Plans for the first sustainable city on Mars unveiled
The vertical city has homes, offices and green spaces and construction is due to start in 2054.
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Facebook shows off mind-reading technology it hopes to use one day with smart glasses
Facebook is showing off its mind-reading wrist device and an augmented reality keyboard that it is working on as it prepares to release its smart glasses.
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Will holograms be the next innovation in the post-pandemic workplace?
Companies envision a future where employees collaborate via 3-D holograms.
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AI Can Now Debate with Humans and Sometimes Convince Them, Too
Today on the Science Talk podcast, Noam Slonim speaks to Scientific American about an impressive feat of computer engineering: an AI-powered autonomous system that can engage in complex debate with humans over issues ranging from subsidizing preschool and the merit of space exploration to the pros and cons of genetic engineering.
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Who Is Making Sure the A.I. Machines Aren’t Racist?
When Google forced out two well-known artificial intelligence experts, a long-simmering research controversy burst into the open.
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How does the brain interpret computer languages?
Neuroscientists detect a distinct brain network that grows stronger with practice.
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Futuristic Bio-Robotic Arm Can be Controlled by Brain Waves
This new brain-to-machine interface could revolutionize how people with disabilities interact with the world. Read it here.
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Deepfake: How to Spot Fakes by Looking at their Eyes
These clever Deepfakes would not take its toll on users anymore
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Toyota president warns Apple that it will need to provide 40 years of support for ‘Apple Car’
Apple is widely expected to enter the car industry sometime over the next decade, and legacy automakers have largely said they welcome the competition. Speaking during a news conference today, Toyota President Akio Toyoda said that Apple should be prepared to offer support for Apple Car models for 40 years
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DeepMind is building a team of A.I. researchers in New York
The co-founder of Facebook AI Research is now helping rival DeepMind to build a team in New York.
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