Articles about Emerging Technologies in Technology & AI
Ever wonder what the future of computing looks like? We're taking a peek inside PsiQuantum's wild plan to build a massive quantum computer out of light, and exploring another incredible feat of engineering deep under the sea.
Four new microreactors in the US just achieved "criticality," a huge technical milestone. But this isn't the finish line—it's barely the start. Let's break down what this really means for the future of nuclear energy.
Let's be honest, a lot of AI art feels a bit... empty. But what if your own body—your heartbeat, your brainwaves—was the prompt? A new experiential gallery called Dataland is doing just that.
Solos is trying to solve the biggest problem with smart glasses: the creep factor. Their new model comes with a physical camera cover, but is this a brilliant privacy fix or just a clunky reminder that you're wearing a camera on your face?
For decades, transplanting a whole human eye has been pure science fiction. A new device that revives eyeballs from donors might just change that, and the science behind it is fascinating.
It's been a wild week in tech. A startup is making pharmaceuticals in orbit, NASA is building a nuclear-powered spacecraft for Mars, and the drama between Sam Altman and Elon Musk just hit a new level. Let's break down what you need to know.
Ever wonder what's really up there? We've gone from a few thousand to over 14,000 satellites in just five years, creating a high-tech shell around our planet. But with all that gear comes a dangerous amount of space junk.
Tech billionaires are pouring hundreds of millions into a wild new idea: "reprogramming" our cells to reverse aging. But is this science fiction, or are we on the verge of a longevity revolution? Let's break down what it is and if it could actually work.
Ever imagined your company hiring an AI and giving it a name? New research shows it might make you worse at your job. We'll break that down, plus look at internet beamed from the sky and more.
Ever wonder if plants can sense the world around them? A wild new study from MIT shows that rice seeds can actually "hear" the sound of rain, prompting them to sprout faster.
Imagine diagnosing pneumonia not with a lengthy doctor's visit, but by simply breathing into a tube. Researchers at MIT are developing a groundbreaking test that could make this a reality, delivering results in about 10 minutes.
We often imagine geoengineering as a simple "fix" for climate change, like flipping a switch. The truth is, the practical engineering challenges are so immense, it might be more sci-fi fantasy than a real solution.