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Understanding how Earth stayed fit for billions of years will help us understand how human existence came about on the planet.

A new art exhibit went on display last month in London, and no reservations or masks were required.

New research shows that borrowing architectural principles from the brain can help AI get closer to our visual prowess.

It’s an exciting, if messy, time to be watching the quantum computing game unfold. A new paper claims a quantum computer took three minutes to do a calculation that would have taken a supercomputer a couple billion years to complete.

This research hints at what the future holds for stunning AR/VR experiences.

This week’s best #tech news :

Neural stimulators connect with eastern medicine to reduce inflammation and pain.

Scientists have shown standard construction bricks can be converted into energy storage units, potentially turning our houses into giant batteries.

This robot, appropriately dubbed Monster Wolf, was installed to scare off wildlifemainly bearsto stop them from getting near residential areas.

If AIs have a moral standing, does that mean they should have a right to life?

Why sit in traffic when you could fly away? The first commercial flying car has been approved for use on roads in the Netherlands.

Scientists worldwide are using the latest in technology in an effort to improve safety measures and efficiencies within the billion dollar global cattle meat industry.

No one likes noise when they’re working through a difficult problem. Quantum computers are no different, and now researchers have devised a new way to estimate how noise can throw their calculations off, a big step towards making the technology practical.

A new approach that mimics the structure of the human brain could provide a workaround for squeezing a lot of computing power into robots without using up too much space or energy.

There’s might be a way to beat coronaviruses, once and for all.

3D printed homes seem to be coming out of the woodworkso much so that we may soon need to adjust that saying to coming out of the printer.

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