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The Moral Machine: Decide Who Lives in Tough Situations

MIT researchers came up with a way to make Wi-Fi 10 times faster

How an Algorithm Learned to Identify Depressed Individuals by Studying Their Instagram Photos

OpenAI is Using Reddit to Teach An Artificial Intelligence How to Speak

A crowdsourced study of 450,000 customers of 23andMe has uncovered the first major trove of genetic clues to the cause of depression.

MIT made a movie screen that brings 3D to all seats – without the glasses

Facebook + Big Data = Social Engineering

MIT designed RoboBee, a tiny bee-like robot capable of pausing mid-flight to perch on a variety of objects before taking to the air.

Why Rwanda Is Going to Get the World’s First Network of Delivery Drones

Data Mining Reveals the Four Urban Conditions That Create Vibrant City Life

MIT scientists find evidence that Alzheimer’s ‘lost memories’ may one day be recoverable

MIT boosts webpage loading speeds by 34% with new Polaris system

MIT’s new quantum computer could render today’s encryption useless

Google's New AI Can Tell Where Your Photo Was Taken Without Using Geotags

Technical Roadblock Might Shatter Bitcoin Dreams

'Secret of the universe' gravitational waves detected: Einstein's theory of general relativity was right.

Machine learning program fixes 10 times as many open-source code errors as its predecessors.

IBM’s Automated Radiologist Can Read Images and Medical Records

Marvin Minsky, “father of artificial intelligence,” dies at 88

This millennial Sabrina Pasterski might be the new Einstein.

Brain Organoids: A method for growing human brain cells that could unlock mysteries of dementia, mental illness, and neurological disorders

MIT and Broad scientists have overcome a key CRISPR-Cas9 genome editing hurdle: off-target editing errors.

Singing in the Brain: Uncovering the Neural Patterns Birds Use to Learn Songs

CRISPR enables genetic modification chain reaction to spread a gene through a whole population. This could be employed to wipe out malaria.

Magic Leap Demo, October 2015

Why biomedical superstars are signing on with Google

Chinese Researchers Knock Out Myostatin Gene in Beagles with CRISPR, Generating First Gene-Edited Dogs

Margaret Hamilton's Code Got Humans on the Moon... and Invented Software Itself

For 1st time, MIT's free online classes can lead to degree

MIT Invents A Flowing River Of 3-D Pixels That Lets Objects Assemble Themselves

A new and improved Moore's Law is Koomey's Law: Computer Processor Efficiency not Power doubles every 18 months.

It is now possible to 3D Print transparent glass.

MIT claims to have found a “language universal” that ties all languages together.

“Picture yourself as a stereotypical male” by MIT Admissions

MIT invents breakthrough 3D printer that can print 10 different materials simultaneously...

Is fire a solid, a liquid, or a gas?

Robots are using wikiHow to figure out how to cook us breakfast.

Rechargeable batteries with almost infinite lifetimes are coming thanks to superionic conductors, say MIT and Samsung engineers.

Scientists learn how the obesity gene works, offering a clue to treatment.

Markus Kayser at MIT unveils the beautiful process of 3D Printing with Glass

Scientist turned CO2 into valuable carbon nanofibers with a process that can mitigate climate change.

MIT trained engineer Limor Fried on bootstrapping a startup for makers

A biotech company is genetically engineering pigs so that their organs might work in people.

Inside Facebook’s Quest for Software That Understands You

The Flip Side of Optimism About Life on Other Planets, by Dennis Overbye, New York Times

Computers Are Getting a Dose of Common Sense

Recording Nasdaq Trades on Bitcoin Platform: How It Works

Why We Can't Fall Asleep

Powering desalination with the sun

First Demonstration of a Surveillance Camera Powered by Ordinary Wi-Fi Broadcasts | MIT Technology Review

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