It’s not usually recommended to start your day off with booze — but what if you don’t actually drink it?
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In the future, you could eat this edible goo you grow in your kitchen
This “bioreactor” is a concept design for a new kind of food production–where we just grow the nutritious cells, not the whole plant or animal.
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China just unveiled the most futuristic library ever
China’s massive new library has such a sleek and futuristic design that it looks like it came straight out of the works of science fiction. Amazing pics.
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Here’s how your company needs to prepare for A.I.
Focus less on where value is shifting from and more on where value is shifting to.
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Air travelers resisting the ‘incredible shrinking airline seat ‘
Spirit Airlines, at least, is honest about the tight quarters on its planes. “We’re a cozy airline,” it says on its website. “We add extra seats to our planes so we can fly with more people. This lowers ticket prices for everyone, just like a car pool.”
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3D printing makes stainless steel three times stronger
The new printing process has the potential to revolutionize how we manufacture steel.
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Building A.I. that can build A.I.
Google and others, fighting for a small pool of researchers, are looking for automated ways to deal with a shortage of artificial intelligence experts.
The rise of AI is sparking an international arms race
“Artificial intelligence is the future not only of Russia but of all of mankind … Whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become the ruler of the world.”
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Is Technology about to decimate white-collar work?
Kai-Fu Lee, the former head of Google research in China and a top tech investor, sees a huge opportunity to automate routine office work.
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Drones banned on beaches, must not be flown over people
BZZZZZZZ: Concerns from the public, including some accidents where people got hit, are behind the tighter drone rules, the aviation safety authority said
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Human legacies when robots rule the world
Machines have been displacing humans on job tasks for several centuries, and for seventy years many of these machines have been controlled by computers.
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Young people’s blood could help treat Alzheimer’s
It sounds more like science fiction than real world science, but researchers at Stanford University announced the first results of a novel study in which they infused blood from young donors into a small number of people with mild to moderate forms of Alzheimer’s disease in the hopes of improving the disease’s symptoms.
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