Articles by Technology Review from January 2017

Well likely see new business models and video streaming products from the big ISPs if Trump removes net neutrality rules, and upstart content providers could struggle to compete....

An immersion course in exponential thinking at Singularity University lures executives wary of disruption....

Toutiao uses artificial intelligence to curate headline recommendations....

Toutiao uses artificial intelligence to curate headline recommendations....

Nurx provides birth-control prescriptions and delivery, helping reach even women in health-care deserts....

A startup uses algorithms that understand the anatomy of cells to discover new uses for existing drugs....

Playing poker involves dealing with imperfect information, which makes the game very complex, and more like many real-world situations....

Even if you dont live in Britain, the U.K.s new Snoopers Charter is worth watching. It could inspire other democratic nations to adopt aggressive surveillance policies....

Machines that are capable of making precise operations inside the human eye will make it possible to perform entirely new procedures....

Millions of people talking with Alexa could help Amazon fight off Google in the home voice assistant market....

Millions of people talking with Alexa could help Amazon fight off Google in the home voice assistant market....

A health-care startup is using fancy digs, fitness trackers, and a membership fee to change doctor visits....

Every president since FDR has had a science advisor. Trump has yet to name one or indicate leading candidates....

A startup called Ambrosia will fill your veins with the blood of young people and empty your pockets of $8,000....

Self-driving car software can learn a lot without even leaving the garage....

Playing video games and surfing Google Street View can teach software a lot about driving....

The first of its kind, the device will include a touch screen and 14-line Braille display....

Chips with silicon neurons could make satellites, aircraft, and drones smarter....

When Brian Hanley set out to test a gene therapy, he started with himself....

The past eight years saw some wins, and more than a few failures....

Nobel Prize winners lend their faces, credibility, to supplement maker Elysiums advertising campaign....

How an American animator became a guiding force in Chinas bubbling VR scene....

Expect to see better language understanding and an AI boom in China, among other things....

The company became a valuable tech unicorn by offering free cloud storage to hundreds of millions of people. Can Dropbox find a way to last by cashing in on corporate users?...

Find out how new ideas like reusable rockets, immune engineering, and Teslas Autopilot have progressed....

Here are the likely standouts among the smartphones, VR headsets, and smart watches hitting the market this year....