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928 posts by Seb

• Elon Musk spills new details about the most affordable Tesla ever - By Yoni Heisler / BGR – September 6, 2015
• Here’s why Elon Musk fears the ‘robocalypse’ - By Shawn Langlois/ Marketwatch – August 31, 2015
• So Elon Musk’s Hyperloop Is Actually Getting Kinda Serious – August 23, 2015
• Elon Musk: weights on a scale or causal chains? - Jessica Hartnell/ Sentinel Republic – August 16, 2015
• Billionaire Elon Musk's vision is out of this world – August 9, 2015
• Ray Kurzweil - Are We Living in a Simulation? – August 1, 2015
• Elon Musk: Tesla ‘almost ready’ to go driverless - Claudia Assis, Market Watch – August 1, 2015
• Telepathy technology is coming – are you scared? - Rhodri Marsden, The Guardian – July 27, 2015
• Intelsat to FCC: For the love of satellites, STOP ELON MUSK! - Neil McAllister, The Register – July 26, 2015
• SpaceX 'Complacent' Before Rocket Explosion, Elon Musk Says - by Mike Wall, Space.com – July 26, 2015
• Theory, practice, and fighting for terminal time: How computer science education has changed - Josh Fruhlinger | IT World – July 26, 2015
• Can We Control Our Technological Destiny—Or Are We Just Along For the Ride? - By Aaron Frank SingularityHub – July 25, 2015
• Japan is building solar energy plants on abandoned golf courses—and the idea is spreading - Steve Mollman | Quartz – July 24, 2015
• 4 Key Problems With Measuring EV Pollution vs. Gas Cars - Eric Jaffe | CityLab – July 23, 2015
• What Are The Roadblocks To More Renewables? - Bob Stojanovic and Dennis McKinley | CleanTechnica – July 22, 2015
• Wall Street analysts say virtual reality can't go mainstream until these issues are fixed - Corey Stern | Business Insider – July 21, 2015
• Stephen Hawking announces $100 million hunt for alien life - Rachel Feltman The Washington Post – July 20, 2015
• Toss your manual overboard—augmented reality aims at big industry - Lee Hutchinson | Ars Technica – July 20, 2015
• Entrepreneurs, Not Government, Drive Innovation - Peter Diamandis Linkedin – July 19, 2015
• Elon Musk: upgrade to Tesla Model S car makes it 'faster than falling' - Sam Thielman The Guardian – July 19, 2015
• Google Futurist Ray Kurzweil thinks we'll all be cyborgs by 2030 - Guia Marie Del Prado - Business Insider – July 19, 2015
• Cryonics firm sees market in tech’s quest for eternal youth - By Joaquin Palomino SFGate – July 19, 2015
• Is this the end for apps? - Erin N. Shapiro | The Next Web – July 19, 2015
• The $100 Million Content Farm That's Killing the Internet - Charles Buzz | Motherboard – July 18, 2015
• Will AI Drive the Human Race Off a Cliff? - Sharon Gaudin | Computerworld – July 17, 2015
• Robots Can’t Kill You—and Claiming They Can is Dangerous - Ron Chrisley | Gizmodo – July 16, 2015
• Here's the Home-Made Gun-Toting Quadcopter Nightmares Are Made Of - Chris Mills Gizmodo – July 16, 2015
• Declare Your Independence...from Evolution! Here Comes The Singularity and Transhumanism - Nick Gillespie Reason.com – July 15, 2015
• The World’s First 3D Printed Building To Be Built In Dubai - Ana Alves WTVOX – July 14, 2015
• Bitcoin Price: Is The Advance About To Reverse? – July 13, 2015
• Some new ideas for fixing science - Cathleen O'Grady | Ars Technica – July 12, 2015
• From MIT's Neri Oxman, The (Far-Flung) Future Of Wearables - Julie Taraska | Fast Company – July 11, 2015
• The Future of the Web Looks a Lot Like Bitcoin - Morgen E. Peck | IEEE Spectrum – July 10, 2015
• Machine ethics: The robot’s dilemma - Boer Deng | Nature – July 9, 2015
• Our Robot Overlords Aren’t Quite Ready For Us — Yet - Caroline O'Donovan | BuzzFeed – July 8, 2015
• Toss Your Credit Cards and Other Security Musings – By: Sherri Hammons – CIO, IQ Navigator – July 7, 2015
• The 4D Future of Stuff - By Megan Molteni Popular Science – July 7, 2015
• Could we do without cause and effect? - Mathias Frisch | AEON – July 7, 2015
• How computers are learning to make human software work more efficiently - John R. Woodward, Justyna Petke And William Langdon | The Conversation – July 6, 2015
• Researchers Sharing Data Was Supposed to Change Science Forever. Did It? - Lily Hay Newman | Slate – July 5, 2015
• The Real-Life Dangers of Augmented Reality - Eric E. Sabelman & Roger Lam | IEEE Spectrum – July 4, 2015
• Who Owns the Digital Map of the World? - Laura Bliss | CityLab – July 3, 2015
• Growing Pains for Deep Learning - Chris Edwards | Communications of the ACM – July 2, 2015
• Why Send Humans to Space When We Can Send Robots? - Daniel Oberhaus | Motherboard – July 1, 2015
• Kurzweil Responds to ‘When Robots Are Everywhere, What Will Humans Be Good For?’ - By David J. Hill – June 30, 2015
• Holographic Heads-Up Display Is Coming To Your Windshield - Ana Alves WTVox – June 30, 2015
• What If Authors Were Paid Every Time Someone Turned a Page? - Peter Wayner | The Atlantic – June 29, 2015
• Avengers of Oz: Age of Tin Man – June 28, 2015
• What It Will Take for Humans to Live on the Moon - Bryan Lufkin | Gizmodo – June 28, 2015
• Who Will Own the Robots? - David Rotman | Technology Review – June 27, 2015
• Let’s Shape AI Before AI Shapes Us - G. Pascal Zachary | IEEE Spectrum – June 26, 2015
• We Are 100%, For Sure, in the Middle of a Major Extinction Event - Kaleigh Rogers | Motherboard – June 25, 2015
• Brain-to-text: decoding spoken phrases from phone representations in the brain - Frontiers of Neuroscience – June 24, 2015
• Google DeepMind Teaches Artificial Intelligence Machines to Read - arXiv | Technology Review – June 23, 2015
• Top 10 Implantable Wearables Soon To Be In Your Body - Laurenti de' Medici WT Vox – June 22, 2015
• What are our rights and duties towards alien life? - Lizzie Wade | AEON – June 21, 2015
• What Happens When We Upload Our Minds? - Maddie Stone | Motherboard – June 20, 2015
• Towards a body-on-a-chip - The Economist – June 19, 2015
• A Futurist Looks at Where Cars Are Going - Quentin Hardy | The New York Times – June 18, 2015
• “In Motion” Levitation Is Possible And No Longer Just a Myth - Eamon Kunze WT Vox – June 18, 2015
• The Math That Shows Humans Could Live Ten Times Longer - Brian Merchant | Motherboard – June 17, 2015
• What sins of the future are you committing right now? - By David J. Hill SingularityHub – June 17, 2015
• The Pentagon’s gamble on brain implants, bionic limbs and combat exoskeletons - Sara Reardon | Nature – June 16, 2015
• Deep Learning Machine Beats Humans in IQ Test and performs between bachelor and masters degree level - Brian Wang Next Big Future – June 16, 2015
• Man Vs. Machine: How Humans Are Driving The Next Age Of Machine Learning - Richard Boyd | TechCrunch – June 15, 2015
• Scientists Are Crowdfunding Spacecraft To Blast Asteroids Out Of The Sky - By Loren Grush Popular Science – June 15, 2015
• China’s Troubling Robot Revolution - Martin Ford | The New York Times – June 14, 2015
• A Primer on Computing’s Exponential Growth and Where Tech Is Headed [Video] - By David J. Hill Wired – June 13, 2015
• New Research Says Robots Are Unlikely to Eat Our Jobs - Steve Lohr | NY Times – June 12, 2015
• So, Uber Just Released Its Own Videogame - Davey Alba Wired – June 12, 2015
• The Emerging Science of Human Computation - MIT Technology Review – June 11, 2015
• The quest to save today’s gaming history from being lost forever - Kyle Orland | Ars Technica – June 10, 2015
• Open Sourcing Is No Longer Optional, Not Even for Apple - Klint Finley Wired – June 10, 2015
• Udacity’s Sebastian Thrun: How Nanodegrees can democratize tech education - Nate Swanner | The Next Web – June 9, 2015
• 3D printing just made space travel cheaper - Nyshka Chandran MSNBC – June 9, 2015
• How textiles repeatedly revolutionised human technology - Virginia Postrel | AEON – June 8, 2015
• 'We're a long way from a singularity' says 'Ex Machina' AI consultant - by Luke Westaway c/net – June 8, 2015
• CRISPR, the disruptor - Heidi Ledford | Nature – June 7, 2015
• "Brainprints" Could Be Future Security ID - By Christopher Intagliata Scientific American – June 7, 2015
• Meet the New Generation of Robots for Manufacturing - James Hagerty | Wall Street Journal – June 6, 2015
• Exponential Finance: Financial Advice In the Age of AI and Long Life - By Jason Dorrier SingularityHub – June 6, 2015
• Ex-Googlers Get Millions to Help You Build the Next Google - Klint Finley Wired – June 5, 2015
• Bitcoin will employ the creators of the future - Jared Janes Ideapod – June 5, 2015
• Are new stem cell therapies miracles in a bottle--or just a dangerous form of snake oil? - Tyler Graham Popular Science – June 4, 2015
• Google Wants You to Control Your Gadgets with Finger Gestures, Conductive Clothing - Tom Simonite MIT Technology Review – June 4, 2015
• How the Tech Behind Bitcoin Could Stop the Next Snowden - Klint Finley Wired – June 3, 2015
• How To Store Your Data For A Million Years - By Ciara Byrne Fast Company – June 3, 2015
• We’re Seriously Underestimating the Virtual-Reality Market - Sergio Aguirre | Re/Code – June 2, 2015
• Will Your Job Be Done By A Machine? - Quoctrung Bui | NPR – June 2, 2015
• The debate on lethal robots is starting too late - Russell Brandom | The Verge – June 1, 2015
• Do we really want to fuse our brains together? - Peter Watts | AEON – June 1, 2015
• Will Superintelligent AI Ignore Humans Instead of Destroying Us? - Jason Koebler | Motherboard – May 31, 2015
• Damage Recovery Algorithm Could Make All Robots Unstoppable - Evan Ackerman | IEEE Spectrum – May 31, 2015
• Quantum Computing Is About to Overturn Cybersecurity’s Balance of Power - By Vivek Wadhwa SingularityHub – May 30, 2015
• Moore's Law Keeps Going, Defying Expectations - By Annie Sneed Scientific American – May 30, 2015
• Robot learns skills through trial and error, like you do - by Jon Fingas Engadget – May 29, 2015
• MIT aims to give bitcoin research, development a stable home - – May 29, 2015
• Meet Ether, The Bitcoin-Like Cryptocurrency That Could Power The Internet Of Things - By Tina Amirtha Fast Company – May 28, 2015
• It’s Friday: Watch Jason Silva Talk Tech, Creativity, and Flow With a Few of His Heroes - – May 28, 2015
• L’Oreal Goes After 3D Printed Human Skin to Test Beauty Products - By Jason Dorrier – May 27, 2015
• The Highest-Paying Jobs Of The Future Will Eat Your Life - Jay Zagorsky | Fast Company – May 27, 2015
• The House just passed a bill about space mining. The future is here. - Brian Fung | The Washington Post – May 26, 2015
• Blueprint for a Better Human Body - Rose Eveleth | The Atlantic – May 26, 2015
• The Emotional Amplifier - Patrick O’Luanaigh | Develop – May 25, 2015
• DRONES: How Drones Could Help an Indigenous Community Fight Mining and Deforestation Emiko Jozuka | Motherboard – May 25, 2015
• Neuroscientists Are Making an Artificial Brain for Everyone - Davey Alba | WIRED – May 24, 2015
• MIT's Humanoid Robot Goes to Robot Boot Camp - Emily Dreyfuss | WIRED – May 24, 2015
• What Is the Metaverse? Philip Rosedale’s Big Dream for Immersive Virtual Worlds - By Jason Dorrier SingualrityHub – May 23, 2015
• Watch GE’s 3D Printed Jet Engine Fire at 33,000 RPM - By Jason Dorrier – May 23, 2015
• AI More Like Iron Man’s JARVIS Is Coming This Next Decade…Bring It On - By Peter Diamandis SingularityHub – May 22, 2015
• The Untold Story of ILM, a Titan That Forever Changed Film – May 22, 2015
• Want to Write for Singularity University? We’re Hiring a Staff Writer - By Singularity University – May 21, 2015
• The Ultimate Interface: Your Brain - By Ramez Naam SingularityHub – May 21, 2015
• Simulated Worlds Will Soon Be Indistinguishable From Reality - Victoria Turk | Motherboard – May 20, 2015
• The Trouble with Scientists - Philip Ball | Nautilus – May 20, 2015
• Why the block chain matters - Reid Hoffman | Wired UK – May 19, 2015
• Will we ever understand the beginning of the universe? - Ross Andersen | AEON – May 19, 2015
• A First Big Step Toward Mapping the Human Brain - Katie Palmer | Wired – May 18, 2015
• Does Artificial Intelligence Pose a Threat? - Ted Greenwald | The Wall Street Journal – May 18, 2015
• Robots Might Be the Necessary Future of Urban Pet Ownership - Evan Ackerman | IEEE Spectrum – May 17, 2015
• How Excited Would Buckminster Fuller Be at the Prospect of 3D Printed Buildings? - By Jason Dorrier SingularityHub – May 17, 2015
• So, the NSA Has an Actual Skynet Program - Kim Zet Wired – May 16, 2015
• Then and Now: 8 Fun Examples of Exponential Change From the Last Decade - By Peter Diamandis SingularityHub – May 16, 2015
• First Look: Oculus Rift Shipping in Early 2016 - By Jason Dorrier SingularityHub – May 15, 2015
• Walking Like a Human Is a Stroll in the Park - By Jason Dorrier Singularityhub – May 15, 2015
• Daimler’s Driverless 18-Wheelers Approved to Cruise Nevada’s Highways - By Jason Dorrier SingularityHub – May 14, 2015
• A Quantum Computer Is a Delicate Beast: Video Tour of D-Wave’s Black Box (Part I) - By Jason Dorrier SingularityHub – May 14, 2015
• More STEM education won't protect our jobs from robots - Toby Walsh | The Conversation – May 13, 2015
• There’s an Uber for Everything Now - Geoffrey Fowler | The Wall Street Journal – May 13, 2015
• How digital storytelling revives the ancient art of gossip - Katherine May | AEON – May 12, 2015
• Unless Everyone Using Bitcoin Makes This Radical Change, the Currency Will Die - Jordan Pearson | Motherboard – May 12, 2015
• Read This Before You Freak Out Over Gene-Edited Superbabies - Nick Stockton | WIRED – May 11, 2015
• A question of computers and artificial intelligence - Peter Day | BBC – May 11, 2015
• Foxconn’s Robot Army Yet to Prove Match for Humans – May 10, 2015
• Watching This Simulated Star Die Is Mesmerizing…and Good Science Too – May 10, 2015
• Secret Air Force Space Plane Gets Darth Vader-Style Engine – May 9, 2015
• Stackable Brain Specimen Coasters Reveal a 3D View of the Human Brain – May 9, 2015
• Bitcoin's Problem With Women – May 8, 2015
• Chinese scientists genetically modify human embryos – May 8, 2015
• Drone Strikes Reveal Uncomfortable Truth: U.S. Is Often Unsure About Who Will Die – May 7, 2015
• How One Man Crashed the Stock Market – May 7, 2015
• Elon Musk Had a Deal to Sell Tesla to Google in 2013 – May 6, 2015
• Alex Jessup Detailed Future Soldier Concept Art and the real military TALOS and Warrior Web projects – May 6, 2015
• Your Water Footprint Is Bigger Than You Realize – May 5, 2015
• Why 3D food printing is more than just a novelty; it’s the future of food – May 5, 2015
• Study provides foundation for the future of digital higher education – May 4, 2015
• Twitter at the Crossroads – May 4, 2015
• Dealing with Rogue Drones – May 3, 2015
• At the Heart of Facebook’s Artificial Intelligence, Human Emotions – May 3, 2015
• Don’t blame the robots for lost manufacturing jobs – May 2, 2015
• WikiLeaks Finally Brings Back Its Submission System for Your Secrets – May 2, 2015
• Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin launches its first rocket – May 1, 2015
• Why Tesla Wants to Sell a Battery for Your Home – May 1, 2015
• They’re Alive! Watch These Mini 3D Printed Organs Beat Just Like Hearts – April 30, 2015
• Should We Arm the International Space Station With Lasers to Destroy Space Junk? – April 30, 2015
• The Cities Science Fiction Built – April 29, 2015
• What if Your Computer Cared About What Makes You Smile? – April 29, 2015
• The Coming Problem of Our iPhones Being More Intelligent Than Us – April 28, 2015
• Putting the Data Science into Journalism – April 28, 2015
• 3 Cities Using Open Data in Creative Ways to Solve Problems – April 27, 2015
• What if one country achieves the singularity first? – April 27, 2015
• Digital tattoo lets you control devices with mind power alone – April 26, 2015
• HP's Audacious Idea for Reinventing Computers – April 26, 2015
• Russian Millionaire Taking Artificial Intelligence to Next Level – April 25, 2015
• A Way to Hide Corporate Data from Hackers – April 25, 2015
• A New Competitor for Bitcoin Aims to Be Faster and Safer – April 24, 2015
• A Tool That Lets Designers Tweak iPhone Apps Without Code – April 24, 2015
• Tomorrowland: Our Journey From Science Fiction To Science Fact – April 23, 2015
• Major advance in artificial photosynthesis poses win/win for the environment – April 23, 2015
• Amazon Drones Could Deliver A Package In Under 30 Minutes For $1 – April 22, 2015
• NASA Chief Says Mars One Does Not Stand A Chance Without NASA – April 22, 2015
• The 4 Steps That Transform Physics Theories Into Groundbreaking New Technologies – April 21, 2015
• Could we reboot civilization without fossil fuels? – April 21, 2015
• Is Immortality GOOD or BAD? – April 20, 2015
• 20 technology quotes to inspire, amaze, and amuse – April 20, 2015
• IBM Creates Watson Health to Analyze Medical Data – April 19, 2015
• The New Trailer for Star Wars: Episode VII Is Here!!!!!!!!! – April 19, 2015
• New York Firm Opens Business for Bitcoin Trading – April 18, 2015
• Discover the Chemical Composition of Everyday Stuff…With a Smartphone Camera – April 18, 2015
• How exactly does it feel when a black hole kills you? – April 17, 2015
• In The Future, Spider Silk May Help Grow Your Replacement Heart – April 17, 2015
• Nanoparticle liquid-metal ink allows standard inkjet printers to create flexible circuits – April 16, 2015
• Here’s How We Can Reinvent the Classroom for the Digital Age – April 16, 2015
• Our Solar System’s 9 Extraterrestrial Oceans in One Surprising Infographic – April 15, 2015
• Chinese Government to Put 3D Printers in All 400,000 Elementary Schools by Next Year – April 15, 2015
• When criminal law meets neuroscience – April 14, 2015
• Here’s why humans are so obsessed with colonizing Mars – April 14, 2015
• How The Grid Will Automate Web Design Without Killing The Designer – April 13, 2015
• If Algorithms Know All, How Much Should Humans Help? – April 13, 2015
• What Kind of Thing Is Moore’s Law? – April 12, 2015
• Human Laws Can't Control Killer Robots, New Report Says – April 12, 2015
• Bioprinting Solutions & Dreams: an Interview with 3D Bio’s Dr. Vladimir Mironov – April 11, 2015
• Scientists close in on computers that work like the human brain – April 11, 2015
• Watch the First Artificial Gravity Experiment – April 10, 2015
• Virtual nose keeps gamers from feeling sick – April 10, 2015
• Bitcoin Value In The Doldrums – April 9, 2015
• How Can Black Holes Shine? – April 9, 2015
• Despite its looks, this 3D printed violin (probably) won't kill you – April 8, 2015
• Which Industry Will Produce the Next Henry Ford…Space? 3D Printing? Biotech? – April 8, 2015
• Terminator draws closer with shape-shifting liquid metal motor – April 7, 2015
• The Internet doesn’t make you smarter; you only think it does – April 7, 2015
• You Can Now Travel To Mars In 39 Days – April 6, 2015
• This Scientist Says He Keeps Finding Aliens in the Stratosphere – April 6, 2015
• This Is Big: A Robo-Car Just Drove Across the Country – April 5, 2015
• The Death of Moore’s Law Will Spur Innovation – April 5, 2015
• Firm working on Elon Musk's Hyperloop leases space in L.A.'s Arts District – April 4, 2015
• This Is Why Bitcoin Is Being Launched Into Space – April 4, 2015
• Facebook is planning to test its 747-sized internet drones this summer – April 3, 2015
• Feetz $1.25m Funding and New 3D Shoes App Pave Road to Custom 3D Printed Footwear – April 3, 2015
• App Maps Addresses Of Anti-Gun Violence Activists – April 2, 2015
• Putting America Gainfully Back to Work – April 2, 2015
• Can We Harness Telepathy for Moral Good? – April 1, 2015
• Augmented reality gets to work—and gets past the “Glassholes” – April 1, 2015
• An Emerging Science of Clickbait – March 31, 2015
• Where Were You 3 Minutes Ago? Your Apps Know – March 31, 2015
• The buzz of something new – March 30, 2015
• Space Privatization, Tourism And Morals – March 30, 2015
• Intelligent robots must uphold human rights – March 29, 2015
• It's Time For Robot Pilots – March 29, 2015
• Out of the box thinking fostered at unique school founded by tech giants – March 28, 2015
• The Feel-Good Switch: The Radical Future of Emotion – March 28, 2015
• Tesla's Model S will add self-driving 'autopilot' mode in three months – March 27, 2015
• Italian Researchers Expect 3D Printed Eyes by 2027, Providing Enhanced Vision & WiFi Connection – March 27, 2015
• Here's How You Can Help Build a Quantum Computer – March 26, 2015
• Smart Cities Built on Emerging Tech is India’s Latest Initiative – March 26, 2015
• Teaching programming to preschoolers – March 25, 2015
• The Next Generation Of Home Robots Will Be So Much More Than Vacuums – March 25, 2015
• How to design the future – March 24, 2015
• The 'Oculus Rift' and the Courtroom – March 24, 2015
• Virtual Reality Advertisements Get in Your Face – March 23, 2015
• DARPA thinks it has a solution to Ebola (and all other infectious diseases) – March 23, 2015
• Artificial Intelligence Is Almost Ready for Business – March 22, 2015
• Elon Musk: humans driving cars could one day become illegal – March 22, 2015
• Sawyer: Rethink Robotics Unveils New Robot – March 22, 2015
• The Looming Threat of Artificial Unintelligence – March 21, 2015
• Machine automatically assembles complex molecules at the microscopic level – March 21, 2015
• DNA Editing of Human Embryos Alarms Scientists – March 20, 2015
• IBM Looking at Adopting Bitcoin Technology for Major Currencies – March 20, 2015
• 3D-printed Iron Man gauntlet becomes a kid's awesome bionic arm – March 19, 2015
• Intel Wants You to Forget Your Passwords (You Won’t Need Them) – March 19, 2015
• No, Really, the PC Is Dying and It’s Not Coming Back – March 18, 2015
• Can We Trust Robot Cars to Make Hard Choices? – March 18, 2015
• Summit Spain: We’re Going to Rewire the Way Your Brain Views the Future – March 17, 2015
• This Microscope Can See Down to Individual Atoms – March 17, 2015
• If an Algorithm Wrote This, How Would You Even Know? – March 16, 2015
• Google's fact-checking bots build vast knowledge bank – March 16, 2015
• China’s factories are building a robot nation – March 15, 2015
• Time is running out for ethicists to tackle very real robot quandaries – March 15, 2015
• Engineering the Perfect Baby – March 14, 2015
• Will.i.am: ‘Eventually 3D Printing Will Print People’ – March 14, 2015
• The bitcoin book boom – March 13, 2015
• Popular torrent client can steal your CPU cycles to mine bitcoins – March 13, 2015
• Quoted: Tech billionaires and human immortality – March 12, 2015
• Sci-Fi Sunday: Deep Space Is a Weird and Lonely Place for Humans and AI Alike – March 12, 2015
• Are We Hunting A Cure For Death In All The Wrong Places? – March 11, 2015
• The Internet of Things Will Be a Giant Persuasion Machine – March 11, 2015
• Big Data Helps Find the Achilles Heel of Each Individual Cancer – March 10, 2015
• To Bring Virtual Reality to Market, Furious Efforts to Solve Nausea – March 10, 2015
• Computers are so easy that we’ve forgotten how to create – March 9, 2015
• Striking the Balance on Artificial Intelligence – March 9, 2015
• Why Robots Will Be The Biggest Job Creators In World History – March 8, 2015
• Zombie Apocalypse Simulator Proves That You Should Leave The City When The Dead Walk – March 8, 2015
• FedEx And UPS Refuse to Ship a Digital Mill That Can Make Untraceable Guns – March 7, 2015
• Scientist claims that human head transplants could be a reality by 2017 – March 7, 2015
• Illegal, Immoral, and Here to Stay: Counterfeiting and the 3D Printing Revolution – March 6, 2015
• The Future of Consumer Tech Is About Making You Forget It's There – March 6, 2015
• Bitcoin Takes the Stage at SXSW 2015 Interactive – March 5, 2015
• Protect Yourself from Cyber Crime – March 5, 2015
• Why Silicon Valley Is Eager to Take on Detroit – March 4, 2015
• One Machine to Rule Them All: 3D Printing With German Precision – March 4, 2015
• The elastic brain – March 3, 2015
• Is DNA the Language of the Book of Life? – March 3, 2015
• The ethical blindness of algorithms – March 2, 2015
• Google Glass, HoloLens, and the Real Future of Augmented Reality – March 2, 2015
• Rise of the Fembots: Why Artificial Intelligence Is Often Female – March 1, 2015
• Will Robots Be Able to Help Us Die? – March 1, 2015
• How the Internet Is Remembering the Legendary Leonard Nimoy – February 28, 2015
• A Telepresence Robot with a Gripping Arm? ORIGIBOT Is a Dream Come True – February 28, 2015
• World’s Data Could Fit on a Teaspoon-Sized DNA Hard Drive and Survive Thousands of Years – February 27, 2015
• How to Keep a Piece of the Pie After the Robots Take Our Jobs – February 27, 2015
• What happens when computers, not teachers, pick what students learn? – February 26, 2015
• The Social Science Behind Online Shareablity – February 26, 2015
• Researchers generate a reference map of the human epigenome – February 25, 2015
• Slice and Carve: The Next Wave in Computer-Aided Creativity – February 25, 2015
• Meet The Robots That Are Taking Over Japan – February 24, 2015
• AI: Artificial Imagination? – February 24, 2015
• A Nanotech Skylight That Looks Just Like the Sun Shining Overhead – February 23, 2015
• Might a ‘Gold Rush’ on the Moon Trigger the Next Epic Space Race? – February 23, 2015
• Hyperloop Is Coming – February 22, 2015
• How NASA uses quantum computing for space travel and robotics – February 22, 2015
• The Coming Boom In Brain Medicines – February 21, 2015
• The Future of Virtual Sex – February 21, 2015
• Why Tesla's battery for your home should terrify utilities – February 20, 2015
• 42 Percent of Americans Are Wrong About Drones – February 20, 2015
• Moore’s Law Is About to Get Weird – February 19, 2015
• Meet Poppy, the printable robot – February 19, 2015
• Apple Has Hundreds Working On An Electric Car Design, Says WSJ – February 16, 2015
• "Spot" Is a Smaller (More Kickable) Version of Boston Dynamic's Big Dog – February 16, 2015
• Technology Gives Us the Power to Rewrite Nature – February 15, 2015
• World’s first robot-staffed hotel to open in Japan – February 15, 2015
• 3D-Printed Electric Cars Built By Singapore Students – February 14, 2015
• A Rare Look Inside A Massive Bitcoin Mine – February 14, 2015
• Book Review: Peter Diamandis’s ‘Bold’ a reminder of how entrepreneurs will control the world’s fate – February 13, 2015
• USC neuroscientists lead global ENIGMA consortium to crack brain’s genetic code – February 13, 2015
• In Our Hyperconnected Future, Regulation Will Be Instant and Irresistible – February 12, 2015
• Platforms, not products, are the way to bring financial services to the poor – February 12, 2015
• Off-World 3-D Printing Is How Humans Will Colonize Space – February 11, 2015
• I'll Be Back: The Return of Artificial Intelligence – February 11, 2015
• The robot trade is booming in China – February 10, 2015
• A better ‘Siri’ – February 10, 2015
• WTF! It Should Not Be Illegal to Hack Your Own Car’s Computer – February 9, 2015
• How the Camera Doomed Google Glass – February 9, 2015
• Announcing SU Videos, a New Portal for an Inside Look of Singularity University – February 8, 2015
• The Acceleration of Acceleration: How The Future Is Arriving Far Faster Than Expected – February 8, 2015
• The Purpose of Silicon Valley – February 7, 2015
• The Winklevoss Brothers on Gemini, the 'NASDAQ of Bitcoin' – February 7, 2015
• Bill Gates joins Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking in saying artificial intelligence is scary – February 6, 2015
• This Drone Ambulance Is Totally Wild, And Totally Inevitable – February 6, 2015
• Women In Tech: This Platform Will Match You To Peer Mentors, Tinder-Style – February 5, 2015
• Bitcoin libertarians now desperately need the government’s help – February 5, 2015
• Ray Kurzweil’s Mind-Boggling Predictions for the Next 25 Years – February 4, 2015
• Drones Will Be Everywhere Watching, Listening, and…Planting Millions of Trees? – February 4, 2015
• As the Powerful Argue AI Ethics, Might Superintelligence Arise on the Fringes? – February 3, 2015
• Back-up brains: The era of digital immortality – February 3, 2015
• Google Pledges $3 Million to Singularity University to Make Graduate Studies Program Free of Charge – February 2, 2015
• The next decade in tech: Three defining forces to watch – February 2, 2015
• RoboCorp - Get ready for companies that run themselves – February 1, 2015
• How to Understand the Super Bowl—With Physics! – February 1, 2015
• Innovation Takes the Exponential Express – January 31, 2015
• Robber barons and silicon sultans – January 30, 2015
• Black Phosphorus: The Birth of a New Wonder Material – January 29, 2015
• Snowden Claims U.S. Policy Is Creating A Black Market For Digital Weapons – January 28, 2015
• Cutting Edge Microsoft HoloLens is an Augmented Virtual Reality Computer for Your Face – January 27, 2015
• A Brain-Computer Interface That Works Wirelessly – January 26, 2015
• An Internet of Treacherous Things – January 25, 2015
• Cyborg Superpower: Man Can Hear the Internet – January 24, 2015
• A 3D Printed Moon Base: Science Fiction or Science Fact? – January 23, 2015
• Future of Work: Why Teaching Everyone to Code Is Delusional – January 22, 2015
• Elon Musk’s Hyperloop Will Revolutionize Transportation, But That’s Only The Beginning Of The Change It’ll Bring – January 21, 2015
• How Our Inventions Reinvent Us – January 20, 2015
• If We Made ‘Back to the Future II’ Today: What Would 2045 Look Like? – January 19, 2015
• Elon Musk is trying to bring the Internet to space – January 18, 2015
• How Aldebaran Robotics Built Its Friendly Humanoid Robot, Pepper – January 18, 2015
• Can DNA Nanobots Successfully Treat Cancer Patients? First Human Trial Soon – January 17, 2015
• Voxel8: The World's First 3D Electronics Printer – January 16, 2015
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• DARPA And The Pentagon Are Working On Tiny Brain Robots To Help Soldiers With Memory Loss – February 10, 2014
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• U.S. Agencies Take Significant Step Toward Wirelessly Connecting Vehicles To One Another – February 8, 2014
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• DARPA wants hypersonic space drone with daily launches – February 5, 2014
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• A Simple Test Tells Seniors If Their Memory Is Waning – February 5, 2014
• Can Bitcoin Save the Post Office? – February 4, 2014
• 3D Printing Central to Future Military Strategy – February 4, 2014
• Lockheed Martin Creates Autonomous Convoy, Brings Robotics Into Warfare – February 3, 2014
• Researcher takes a muscular approach to robotics – February 3, 2014
• BTC China Starts Accepting Deposits In Chinese Yuan Again – February 3, 2014
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• Mass unemployment fears over Google artificial intelligence plans – January 30, 2014
• Commercial Space Travel Training Company Gets FAA Approval – January 30, 2014
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• WikiLeaks Gets Bulk of Donation Via Bitcoin and LiteCoin – January 25, 2014
• Google looks into accepting Bitcoin, but realistically its options are very limited – January 25, 2014
• Oil Industry Joins World of 3D Printing – January 25, 2014
• We, robots – January 25, 2014
• EDUCATION: Nanotechnology training is free — and in jeopardy – January 25, 2014
• Soft pneumatic exoskeleton could be perfect for use in rehab – January 25, 2014
• Avatar's human robot set to become a reality: 16ft metal exoskeleton will 'lope along like a gorilla' with a top speed of 19mph – January 25, 2014
• With Emotion Recognition Algorithms, Computers Know What You’re Thinking – January 25, 2014
• "TRANSHUMAN VISIONS 2.0 - East Bay Conference" - Humanity+ speakers and co-sponsorship – January 25, 2014
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• REMINDER: Asimov's Laws Of Robotics Won't Protect You And Robots Will Be More Than Happy To Kill Us All – January 20, 2014
• EmoSPARK | The First Artificial Intelligence Home Console - Official Release – January 20, 2014
• Should AI Makers Be Legally Responsible for Emotionally Manipulating Customers? – January 20, 2014
• Thin, Stretchy, Dissolvable Health Gadgets – January 20, 2014
• The future of jobs – January 20, 2014
• Bitcloud: Bitcoin-like "distributed autonomous corporations" that replace Youtube, Facebook, etc – January 18, 2014
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• 15 Technologies That Were Supposed To Change Education Forever – January 17, 2014
• Editor's Blog Review: Singularity Rising by James D. Miller – January 17, 2014
• ‘Sorry, Dave, I can’t let you do that’: Robots learn, network without humans – January 16, 2014
• NBA's Sacramento Kings cash in on Bitcoin – January 16, 2014
• IHS Automotive Report Says ‘Not If, But When’ for Self-Driving Cars – January 16, 2014
• 3D Printing to Scan Your EEGs – January 16, 2014
• N.S.A. Devises Radio Pathway Into Computers – January 15, 2014
• The nanotechnology in your toothpaste – January 13, 2014
• Bitcoin Anonymity Upgrade Zerocoin To Become An Independent Cryptocurrency – January 13, 2014
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• U.S. military look into remote controlled 'helicopter truck transformers' that can be sent on rescue missions WITHOUT a driver – January 11, 2014
• Intel Aims For Post-Smartphone Era With SD Card-Sized Computer – January 9, 2014
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• PRESENTING Bit-PAC: New PAC Launches Just To Support Candidates Who Support Bitcoin – January 8, 2014
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• Gartner Predicts IP Crime, Super-Organs, and Revolution – January 6, 2014
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• Using Pigeons to Avoid Government Surveillance: Not as Crazy as It Sounds – December 26, 2013
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• The first 3D printed organ -- a liver -- is expected in 2014 – December 26, 2013
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• Ohio training students for civilian drone jobs – December 22, 2013
• D.C. businesses starting to accept Bitcoin – December 22, 2013
• Solidator 3D Printer Prints Large Objects and Does it Fast – December 22, 2013
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• 3D Printing Gives Flight to Unmanned Aircraft – December 22, 2013
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• How Corporate Data Centers Can Mine Bitcoins After Employees Leave For The Day – December 21, 2013
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• Gorgeous Robox 3D printer hopes it can do for 3D printing what the iMac did for personal computing – December 20, 2013
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• Singularity: Reading our genes like computer code – December 20, 2013
• Bitcoin donations welcome, Newport Beach City Council candidate says – December 20, 2013
• First Tricorders, Next Artificial Intelligence - A Moonshot Project – December 19, 2013
• Overstock.com Will Start Taking Bitcoin Next Year – December 19, 2013
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• Staffordshire University students come face to face with a 'real-life' cyborg – December 17, 2013
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• Bitcoins in Space: Hacker to Fire Digital Currency Into Orbit – December 17, 2013
• Laser Weapons Are Finally Here, but Future Remains in Doubt – December 16, 2013
• China lands rover on moon's surface, a first for the country – December 15, 2013
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• Vegas developer selling $7.85M mansion for bitcoin – December 15, 2013
• A team of graduate students just 3D-printed a speaker and it works – December 14, 2013
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• Edge of Tomorrow - Official Trailer 1 [HD] – December 12, 2013
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• Grow a new brain: First steps to lab-made grey matter – December 11, 2013
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• Soldier controls bionic arm using power of thought – December 11, 2013
• 3D Systems Leads 3D Printing Movement But HP Could Become A Major Player, Jefferies Says – December 11, 2013
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• How Artificial Intelligence Might Monetize Fan Fiction – December 10, 2013
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• Cellphone surveillance: A new tool in police arsenal to combat crime – December 9, 2013
• Tech Giants Band Together to Fight Government Surveillance – December 9, 2013
• Google Glass Makes Its Way Into Operating Rooms – December 8, 2013
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• Now There's a Zombie Drone That Hunts, Controls, and Kills Other Drones – December 6, 2013
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• Congress members push privacy bills in response to Amazon delivery drones – December 4, 2013
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• New Tech and National Security Law – 3D Printing – December 2, 2013
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