The Second Wave of AI Coding: From Assistants to Architects
Will the next great software developer even be human? AI coding tools are making that question harder to answer.
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Synthetic Biology: Redefining Life Beyond the Parts
Is life just a sum of its parts, or something much more dynamic, collaborative, and cognitive? Synthetic biology challenges the old answers.
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AI Tackles Aging: OpenAI’s Leap into Longevity Science
Can AI help us live longer? OpenAI thinks so, and its latest project might just reshape biology as we know it.
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Flying with Your Mind: How Brain Implants Are Unlocking New Frontiers
A groundbreaking experiment has enabled a man with paralysis to pilot a virtual drone using only his thoughts. Researchers from the University of Michigan implanted electrodes in his brain to decode neural signals related to imagined finger movements.
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Mission: Impossible Languages—What AI Teaches Us About Learning
Can AI learn what humans can’t, or is it just pretending to? A new study challenges everything we thought about language learning.
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Feeling the Future: Bionic Hands with Real Touch
Science just gave robotic hands the power of touch. Are we closer to merging humans and machines than we think?
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The Future of Tech: It’s Not About Now, It’s About Speed
The real secret to predicting tech’s future? Stop asking if it works today and start asking how fast it’s improving.
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When AI Gets It Wrong: Why Its Mistakes Are Stranger Than Ours
AI doesn’t just make mistakes, it makes bizarre, confidence-filled blunders that no human would ever dream of.
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AI Cold War: Competing with China Could Backfire on Everyone
What if the race to “beat China” in AI isn’t just short-sighted, but actively dangerous?
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Agent of Chaos: When AI Misfires with Deadly Precision
AI tools are becoming master planners for everything, even assassinations. The problem isn’t the tech; it’s what it can be coaxed into doing.
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