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samedi 21 avril 2018, 15:00
The extraterrestrials in author Mercurio D. Rivera's 'The Love War' have a soft spot for humanity.
In new computer experiments, artificial-intelligence algorithms can tell the future of chaotic systems.
Have you noticed patterns in those ephemeral, six-digit tokens? There's a reason for that.
A heat-seeking view of the world could provide one more way for robo-cars to stay out of danger.
vendredi 20 avril 2018, 22:53
In suing Russia, the Trump campaign, and others over the hack of its systems in 2016, the Democratic National Committee has also filled in important timeline details.
The new Blueprints tool makes it easy for anyone to build custom skills for Alexa.
This week, we discuss our personal relationships with our most beloved gadgets.
Kensuke Koike adds nothing and takes away nothing from the portraits he alters—just rearranges the parts.
Selfies may not be cool anymore, but their spirit lives on—just as it always has.
The treatment was fast-tracked for approval, and the first person to use the drug in the US was our writer's son.
This week, the precision and thunder of artistic exceptionalism were on full display. So were critics.
Plus: Electric scooters invade American cities and Lyft goes after its carbon emissions.
Opinion: Citizens may object to their social media posts being mined by law enforcement, but the practice can keep the public safe.
A report from the National Association of Scholars takes on the reproducibility crisis in science. Not everyone views the group’s motives as pure.
Detecting an insidious physical attack on your MacBook may often be as simple as alerting you when its lid opens.
Facebook is ubiquitous, yes—but we shouldn't put it on the same regulatory plane as telecom giants.
On a new health portal, 23andMe encourages customers to share how they manage common health conditions. It’s not hard to see who gets the better side of the deal.
Investigators says Flight 1380's engine showed signs of 'metal fatigue,' and now airlines are hoping to find similar problems before they cause another disaster.
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