第四次工业革命
Scientists are trying to figure out how to grow grapes on Mars
Vino Veritas
Dan Robitzski is a scientist-turned-journalist who covers all sorts of science and tech news.
最热内容
第四次工业革命
New quantum device can “generate all possible futures”
Superposition
第四次工业革命
Why this company wants to make reading an ebook more like a video game
High score
健康与医疗系统
This device can diagnose a genetic disease in 15 minutes
Standardized testing
新兴技术
Scientists have used a quantum computer to turn back time
Russian scientists have apparently reversed the flow of time in an experiment they conducted on a quantum computer.
教育与技能
It turns out you can learn things while you’re asleep
It turns out all of those people who tried to learn a new language or quit smoking by listening to recordings while they slept may have been on to something.
新兴技术
Scientists have made an AI that they think is too dangerous to release
Homework Helper
健康与医疗系统
How virtual reality tumours could help cure cancer
Oculus Oncologists
新兴技术
This new robotic limb can be controlled with your mind
Phantom Limb
新兴技术
Why these schools are getting art robots
PaintBots
新兴技术
This is when experts think we'll develop AI as smart as humans
“Star Wars,” “Her,” and “iRobot.” What do all these movies have in common? The artificial intelligence (AI) depicted in there is crazy-sophisticated. These robots can think creatively, co...
公平、多样性和包容性
How AI can develop its own biases
If artificial intelligence were to run the world, it wouldn’t be so bad — it could objectively make decisions on exactly the kinds of things humans tend to screw up. But if we’re gonna ha...
自然与生物多样性
Sugar, light and a new type of chemistry: How to break our fossil fuel addiction
In June, the U.S. Department of Energy made an announcement that seemed fairly banal — it set aside $100 million this year to fund 22 new Energy Frontier Research Centers (EFRC) and renew...
新兴技术
These pieces of art were all drawn by robots
Hold still while Vincent van Bot paints your portrait.
新兴技术
Could robots become conscious?
The Terminator was written to frighten us; WALL-E was written to make us cry. Robots can’t do the terrifying or heartbreaking things we see in movies, but still the question lingers: What...