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Disturbing video depicts near-future ubiquitous lethal autonomous weapons
The technology described in the film already exists, says UC Berkeley AI researcher Stuart Russell
How to open the blood-brain-barrier with precision for safer drug delivery
Consumer Technology Association inducts Ray Kurzweil, 11 other visionaries into the 2017 Consumer Technology Hall of Fame
Nearly every job is becoming more digital — Brookings study
“Not everybody needs to go to a coding boot camp but they probably do need to know Excel”
Mapping connections of single neurons using a holographic light beam
New technique triggers individual neurons for mapping precise connections in real time
New method 3D-prints fully functional electronic circuits
Integrated circuits printed directly onto fabric for the first time
Your future smartphone may be woven into your machine-washable clothes
New silicon ‘Neuropixels’ probes record activity of hundreds of neurons simultaneously
Promise to have a major impact on neuroscience
Scientists decipher mechanisms in cells for extending human longevity
A sirtuin-dependent intermittent pattern of chromatin silencing during yeast aging that is crucial for longevity
New magnetism-control method could lead to ultrafast, energy-efficient computer memory
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