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With each shot requiring a new set of prompts, it’s also hard to instill a sense of continuity throughout a…

MIT Technology Review has published its Innovators Under 35 list since 1999. The first edition was created for our 100th…

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Concerns about AI and democracy, and particularly elections, are warranted. The use of AI can perpetuate and amplify existing social…

But this year, more and more educational technology companies are pitching schools on a different use of AI. Rather than…

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Despite their relatively small contributions so far, emissions of the gas are ticking up, and the growth rate has been…

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Now a new study reveals how these blazes can create a vicious cycle, contributing to climate change even as climate-fueled…

—Stephen McMurtry is a Google Software Engineer and Communications Chair of the Alphabet Workers Union-CWA Tangled up in the contest…

For all its competitive advantages, moving to the cloud presents unique challenges for data resilience. In fact, the qualities of…

Getting the neural interface hooked up to a prosthetic takes two steps. First is surgery involving the portions of muscle…

“The biggest challenge has always been collecting real-time samples. This problem has been solved. That’s a paradigm shift,” says Rajan…

The news: Do animals have names? It seems so, after new research appears to have discovered that small monkeys called…

That might lead the casual user of such a tool to conclude: Cool, let’s do it! But even if solar…

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