…will be plural, social, and deeply entangled with its forebears (us!)." The concept of a single all-powerful intelligence ruling the world has always seemed a bit simplistic to me. Human intelligence…
…Curious coders can program it using a software developer's kit. But the real calling card is the R1's physical performance. The robot can do cartwheels, lie down and stand up…
…People who use Google’s wildly popular browser realized this week that Gemini Nano has been taking up 4 GB of space on their desktops since 2024, sparking annoyance and concerns over…
…In the case of the king cobra, only a few manufacturers in the world produce antivenom, one being the Red Cross in Thailand. Orders for some antivenoms, like the one to treat…
…Japanese telecom giant SoftBank invested billions of dollars in ride-hailing companies around the world, some of which had ambitions of competing against one another in certain countries. But in the US…
…and easy-to-use solution that can protect our children from harmful and illegal content.” High Expectations “It is our duty to protect our children in the online world just as we…
…While it often functions as a satire of tired sci-fi tropes, the series’ clever writing, absurdist humor, and inventive storytelling also help to ground it in the real-world issues that…
…The US and Israel launch strikes in Iran. For you as an Iranian American, to go from protests that felt like there was real potential for a monumental change, even maybe a…
In July 1993, a disguised player entered the World Open chess tournament in Philadelphia using the name of a mathematician who died in 1957. His real identity remained unknown—until now.
…You might think that would be the iPad Pro , but given the price and advanced feature set, the iPad Pro really makes sense only for professionals who have a specific use case…