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These models were deployed on Stretch, a robot consisting of a wheeled unit, a tall pole, and a retractable arm…

And while many ducks and geese seem to be able to survive being infected with the virus, other bird species…

Bird flu has been spreading in dairy cows in the US—and the scale is likely to be far worse than…

Anything from stray fireworks to lightning strikes can start a wildfire. While it’s natural for many ecosystems to see some…

More than 120 bills related to regulating artificial intelligence are currently floating around the US Congress. This flood of bills…

Avoiding mandates is a practical matter for the House committee. “Republicans don’t go in for mandates for the most part.…

Last week OpenAI released a new model called o1 (previously referred to under the code name “Strawberry” and, before that,…

The new 5th generation Spectacles can display visual information and applications directly on their see through lenses, making objects appear…

Last weekend, I got married at a summer camp, and during the day our guests competed in a series of…

—Kevin Frazier is an assistant professor at St. Thomas University College of Law and senior research fellow in the Constitutional…

Agencies around the world should be able to receive hourly wildfire updates once about half of the constellation is operational,…

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Have you ever found yourself lost in a building that felt impossible to navigate? Thoughtful building design should center on…

Serhii “Flash” Beskrestnov hates going to the front line. The risks terrify him. “I’m really not happy to do it…

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