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There is a photo of my daughter that I love. She is sitting, smiling, in our old back garden, chubby…

Scott now works as “free-range archivist and software curator” with the Internet Archive, an online library started in 1996 by…

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world…

“Spotify’s music database has a very rich set of various parameters, markup, and categories to classify music in a very…

Hébert declined to describe the session, which he said was not recorded “out of respect for those who preferred discretion.”…

These developments raise a number of questions: Are drones safe enough to be flown in dense neighborhoods and cities? Is…

For the study, Michael Snyder at Stanford University and his colleagues collected a vast amount of biological data from 108…

Happy birthday, baby. You have been born into an era of intelligent machines. They have watched over you almost since…

This article is from The Spark, MIT Technology Review’s weekly climate newsletter. To receive it in your inbox every Wednesday,…

Crucially, this advisory is not a warning that a megaquake is imminent. It means: “be ready for when the big…

The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) plans to collect and analyze photos of the faces of migrant children at…

As Boyd explained at a conference in June, the key question for OBIM is, “If we pick up someone from…

These findings may have implications for how we evaluate AI, as we currently tend to focus on ensuring a model…

What’s new: Adopting AI can be fraught with danger. Systems could be biased, or parrot falsehoods, or even become addictive.…

+ Riki Banerjee, CTO of brain-computer interface company Synchron, will give us an  inside look at the future of minimally…

“The relatively high value of cars, especially of premium brands, also means they can absorb the short-term green premium of…