A still from the music video for the new single “Break Free” that features music entirely composed and produced by an artificial intelligence system (Credit: Taryn Southern / Amper)
Continue reading… “AI-generated pop song puts human composers on notice”
When biologists synthesize DNA, they take pains not to create or spread a dangerous stretch of genetic code that could be used to create a toxin or, worse, an infectious disease. But one group of biohackers has demonstrated how DNA can carry a less expected threat—one designed to infect not humans nor animals but computers.
Continue reading… “Malware encoded into strand of DNA by biohackers”
“We are living in an exponentially expanding trust gap.” — Richie Etwaru
No one really seems to talk about it or acknowledge it, but iMessage is where a lot of mobile usage is trending towards, particularly for Gen-Z, and there are many good reasons why.
The company wants to take on the likes of Netflix and Amazon.
Continue reading… “Apple sets $1 billion budget for original TV shows”
Daunted by the expense of a four-year program, students are focusing on learning the skills they need for the jobs they want.
Continue reading… “Millennial techies are choosing skill based training over college”
A new study offers a deeper understanding of how hair grows, why it does not grow how it should, and what we can do about it.
Continue reading… “Hair growth stimulated using stem cells”
Immortality has gone secular. Unhooked from the realm of gods and angels, it’s now the subject of serious investment—both intellectual and financial—by philosophers, scientists, and the Silicon Valley set. Several hundred people have already chosen to be “cryopreserved” in preference to simply dying, as they wait for science to catch up and give them a second shot at life. But if we treat death as a problem, what are the ethical implications of the highly speculative “solutions” being mooted?
Continue reading… “If you upload your mind to a computer, are you immortal or just a bot?”
Artificial Intelligence is changing the way we think of technology. It is radically changing the various aspects of our daily life. Companies are now significantly making investments in AI to boost their future businesses.
Continue reading… “10 artificial intelligence technologies that will rule 2018”
The Chinese government has announced that it plans to start using blockchain technology for collecting taxes and issuing electronic invoices. It’s currently unclear exactly how that will work, but it could dovetail nicely with other digitization plans in the country. We’ve previously reported that China’s central bank is testing its own digital currency, and while that won’t necessarily be based on blockchain, it could still be neatly combined with a new approach for issuing invoices and collecting payments.
Continue reading… “China will experiment with using blockchain to collect taxes”
The printed plane engine has arrived.
This week GE released this great GIF of its 1,300-horsepower advanced turboprop (ATP) engine in which more than one-third of the components have been built through additive manufacturing, or 3D printing. The company is showing off its creation in real life at this week’s big air show in Oshkosh, WI.
Continue reading… “GE made a real 3D printed plane engine and here is a gorgeous look at it”
Scientists have built flexible batteries for use in wearable electronics and medical implants that can operate from inside your body, powered by liquids like saline solution and cell-culture. Both the efficiency and the output of the batteries out-performed lithium-ion.
Continue reading… “Scientists just made implantable batteries powered by body fluids”
By delving into the futuring techniques of Futurist Thomas Frey, you’ll embark on an enlightening journey.
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