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04:47 pm GMT - Tue, March 30, 2021
Technology Review Astronomers thought comet Borisov was pretty boring. They were wrong
Our solar system is full of comets that whizz by as we track them over centuries. But humans have so far seen only two visiting objects from outside the solar system. Theres Oumuamua, the interstellar...
04:47 pm GMT - Tue, March 30, 2021
Technology Review Astronomers thought comet Borisov was pretty boring. They were wrong.
Our solar system is full of comets that whizz by as we track them over centuries. But humans have so far seen only two visiting objects from outside the solar system. Theres Oumuamua, the interstellar...
02:13 pm GMT - Tue, March 30, 2021
Technology Review An ecosystem to overhaul Chinas health care
Like many countries, China has a health care problem. Changing demographics and lifestyles mean demand for health care is outstripping growth in medical resources and its cost is rising faster than th...
10:01 am GMT - Tue, March 30, 2021
Technology Review The Moderna and Pfizer vaccines are 90% effective at stopping infection in the real world too
The news: A real-world study of 3,950 people in six states found that two doses of Pfizer/BioNTech and Modernas vaccines cut the risk of infection by 90%. The findings are broadly in line with the 95%...
04:00 pm GMT - Mon, March 29, 2021
Technology Review The science and technology that can help save the ocean
Here on Earth, we have more detailed maps of Mars than of our own ocean, and thats a problem. A massive force for surviving climate change, the ocean absorbs 90% of the heat caused by emissions and ge...
04:00 pm GMT - Mon, March 29, 2021
Technology Review Building customer relationships with conversational AI
Weve all been there. Please listen to our entire menu as our options have changed. Say or press one for product information… Sometimes, these automated customer service experiences are effective...
09:00 am GMT - Mon, March 29, 2021
Technology Review Keeping covid vaccines cold isnt easy. These ideas could help.
In order to truly end the pandemic, it will be essential to get vaccines to all parts of the world. The first part of that challenge involves boosting the supply and securing doses for all, but even i...
10:00 am GMT - Sat, March 27, 2021
Technology Review A voice game boom is giving kids a break from screen time
In a Massachusetts home, a family gathers around the kitchen table. The parents tune in to the device that sits at the head of the table. Moments later, a cheery voice quiets the chatter as the whole ...
11:40 am GMT - Fri, March 26, 2021
Technology Review No one can find the animal that gave people covid-19
A wild-animal trader who caught a strange new virus from a frozen pangolin. A lab worker studying bat viruses who slipped up and sniffed the air under her biosafety hood. A man who suddenly fell ill a...
10:00 am GMT - Fri, March 26, 2021
Technology Review Googles top security teams unilaterally shut down a counterterrorism operation
Google runs some of the most venerated cybersecurity operations on the planet: its Project Zero team, for example, finds powerful undiscovered security vulnerabilities, while its Threat Analysis Group...
09:00 am GMT - Fri, March 26, 2021
Technology Review Andrew Ng: Forget about building an AI-first business. Start with a mission.
Andrew Ng has worn many hats in his life. You may know him as the founder of the Google Brain team or the former chief scientist at Baidu. You may also know him as your own instructor. He has taught c...
09:52 pm GMT - Thu, March 25, 2021
Technology Review Mark Zuckerberg still wont address the root cause of Facebooks misinformation problem
In a congressional hearing about disinformation on Thursday, Rep. Debbie Dingell, a Michigan Democrat, asked Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to respond to a claim he once made about his own company: that...
10:00 am GMT - Thu, March 25, 2021
Technology Review Some artists found a lifeline selling NFTs. Others worry its a trap.
Anna Podedworna first heard about NFTs a month or so ago, when a fellow artist sent her an Instagram message trying to convince her to get on board. She found it really off-putting, like a pitch for a...
06:12 pm GMT - Wed, March 24, 2021
Technology Review This is how (almost) anyone can train to be an astronaut
In his 1979 book of the same name, Tom Wolfe described astronauts as needing the right stuffmeaning they had to be in top physical and mental shape to withstand the rigors and dangers of space travel....
05:24 pm GMT - Wed, March 24, 2021
Technology Review This new image shows off magnetic fields swirling around a black hole
Astronomers have released a brand-new image of the supermassive black hole at the center of the M87 galaxy. Its a sharper follow-up to a historic 2019 picture, showing the polarized light that traces ...
09:00 am GMT - Wed, March 24, 2021
Technology Review Inside Netflixs Indian Gambit
One afternoon before the pandemic, I went to a decommissioned hospital in West London to meet the Hindi film director Anurag Kashyap on the set of his new Netflix production. The old maternity unit wh...
09:00 am GMT - Wed, March 24, 2021
Technology Review Netflix v Modi and the battle for Indian cinemas soul
One afternoon before the pandemic, I went to a decommissioned hospital in West London to meet the Hindi film director Anurag Kashyap on the set of his new Netflix production. The old maternity unit wh...
04:08 pm GMT - Mon, March 22, 2021
Technology Review Democratizing data for a fair digital economy
The digital revolution is here, but not everyone is benefiting equitably from it. And as Silicon Valleys ethos of move fast and break things spreads around the world, now is the time to pause and cons...
09:00 am GMT - Mon, March 22, 2021
Technology Review The US is about to reach a surprise milestone: too many vaccines, not enough takers
The US has administered more than 118 million doses of covid-19 vaccines so far, and millions more are being injected every day. So far, demand from people who are desperate to get vaccinated has outs...
05:14 pm GMT - Thu, March 18, 2021
Technology Review Did the coronavirus leak from a lab? These scientists say we shouldnt rule it out.
Nikolai Petrovsky was scrolling through social media after a day on the ski slopes when reports describing a mysterious cluster of pneumonia cases in Wuhan, China caught his eye. It was early January ...
02:01 pm GMT - Thu, March 18, 2021
Technology Review Facebook is making a bracelet that lets you control computers with your brain
Facebook says it has created a wristband that translates motor signals from your brain so you can move a digital object just by thinking about it. How does it work? The wristband, which looks like a c...
05:53 pm GMT - Wed, March 17, 2021
Technology Review How lightning strikes could explain the origin of lifeon Earth and elsewhere
The search for life on other planets is a lot like cooking. (Bear with me for a second.) You can have all the ingredients in one placewater, a warm climate and thick atmosphere, the proper nutrients, ...
04:01 pm GMT - Wed, March 17, 2021
Technology Review A mouse embryo has been grown in an artificial wombhumans could be next
The photographs alone tell a fantastic storya mouse embryo, complete with beating heart cells, a head, and the beginning of limbs, alive and growing in a glass jar. According to a scientific group in ...
10:00 am GMT - Wed, March 17, 2021
Technology Review Why is it so hard to build government technology?
Its been a long, challenging year for government technologies. Some have failed massively, requiring endless patches by governments, business, and the informal volunteer corps who have come together t...
08:20 pm GMT - Tue, March 16, 2021
Technology Review Scientists plan to drop the 14-day embryo rule, a key limit on stem cell research
In 2016, Magdalena Zernicka-Goetz grew human embryos in a lab dish for longer than anyone had before. Bathing the tiny spheres in a special broth inside an incubator, her team at the University of Cam...
05:22 pm GMT - Tue, March 16, 2021
Technology Review Distant jets are giving us clues to how supermassive black holes get so big
At the center of every galaxy is a supermassive black holea monster that keeps the neighborhood of stars and planets and gas and dust together. Over the decades since astronomers began studying them i...
03:00 pm GMT - Tue, March 16, 2021
Technology Review Marss lost water may be buried beneath the planets crust
Billions of years ago, Mars was a warm home to lakes and oceans. That is, until these enormous liquid bodies on its surface vanished around 3 billion years ago. For years, scientists have assumed...
08:44 pm GMT - Mon, March 15, 2021
Technology Review Why European vaccine suspensions could have unintended consequences
Europes difficult rollout of covid-19 shots took another blow over the weekend, as several countries halted deployment of the AstraZeneca vaccine amid worries it could cause blood clots. On Monday Ger...
07:49 pm GMT - Thu, March 11, 2021
Technology Review First he held a superspreader event. Then he recommended fake cures.
In late January, tech impresario Peter Diamandis hosted an exclusive, indoor conference for a group of ultra-wealthy patrons in Los Angeles. As MIT Technology Review reported last month, the get-toget...
06:13 pm GMT - Thu, March 11, 2021
Technology Review Building a better data economy
Its time to wake up and do a better job, says publisher Tim OReillyfrom getting serious about climate change to building a better data economy. And the way a better data economy is built is through da...
02:50 pm GMT - Thu, March 11, 2021
Technology Review Making better decisions with big data personas
A persona is an imaginary figure representing a segment of real people, and it is a communicative design technique aimed at enhanced user understanding. Through several decades of use, personas were d...
10:00 am GMT - Thu, March 11, 2021
Technology Review How Facebook got addicted to spreading misinformation
Joaquin Quionero Candela, a director of AI at Facebook, was apologizing to his audience. It was March 23, 2018, just days after the revelation that Cambridge Analytica, a consultancy that worked on Do...
06:23 pm GMT - Wed, March 10, 2021
Technology Review How Chinas attack on Microsoft escalated into a reckless hacking spree
At first the Chinese hackers ran a careful campaign. For two months, they exploited weaknesses in Microsoft Exchange email servers, picked their targets carefully, and stealthily stole entire mailboxe...
10:08 pm GMT - Tue, March 9, 2021
Technology Review How much longer will the Hubble Space Telescope last?
On Sunday, NASA announced that the Hubble Space Telescope had gone into safe mode once again, due to an onboard software error. The telescopes science systems were not affected at all, but all science...
03:51 pm GMT - Tue, March 9, 2021
Technology Review Driving innovation with emotional intelligence
The world watched in wonder in February as NASAs robotic rover Perseverance successfully landed on the surface of Mars with the goal of searching for evidence of past life on the red planet. The techn...
12:49 am GMT - Tue, March 9, 2021
Technology Review Heres what the CDC says you can do once youre vaccinatedand what it doesnt
Fully vaccinated Americans can now gather indoors, maskless and without distancingas long as its with others whove gotten their shots, according to new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control an...
08:27 pm GMT - Sat, March 6, 2021
Technology Review Four new hacking groups have joined an ongoing offensive against Microsofts email servers
A Chinese government-linked hacking campaign revealed by Microsoft this week has ramped up rapidly. At least four other distinct hacking groups are now attacking critical flaws in Microsofts email sof...
01:00 pm GMT - Sat, March 6, 2021
Technology Review As the Texas power crisis shows, our infrastructure is vulnerable to extreme weather
On Valentines Day, a rare burst of Arctic air spread across the central US and into Texas, dropping temperatures there into the single digits and nearly causing the states power grid to collapse. A st...
04:18 pm GMT - Fri, March 5, 2021
Technology Review How to poison the data that Big Tech uses to surveil you
Every day, your life leaves a trail of digital breadcrumbs that tech giants use to track you. You send an email, order some food, stream a show. They get back valuable packets of data to build up thei...
11:00 am GMT - Fri, March 5, 2021
Technology Review Why reopening US schools is so complicated
Across the country, schools are wrestling with the difficult choice of whether to reopen, and how to do it with reduced risk. In Kalamazoo, Michigannot far from one the main sites where Pfizer is fran...
10:00 am GMT - Fri, March 5, 2021
Technology Review Meet the AI algorithms that judge how beautiful you are
I first came across Qoves Studio through its popular YouTube channel, which offers polished videos like Does the hairstyle make a pretty face?, What makes Timothe Chalamet attractive?, and How jaw ali...
10:00 am GMT - Fri, March 5, 2021
Technology Review I asked an AI to tell me how beautiful I am
I first came across Qoves Studio through its popular YouTube channel, which offers polished videos like Does the hairstyle make a pretty face?, What makes Timothe Chalamet attractive?, and How jaw ali...
12:13 am GMT - Thu, March 4, 2021
Technology Review Starship has finally stuck the landing
On March 3, SpaceXs Starship pulled off a successful high-altitude flightits third in a row. Unlike in the first two missions, the spacecraft stuck the landing.Then, as in the last two, the spacecraft...
12:13 am GMT - Thu, March 4, 2021
Technology Review SpaceXs Starship has finally stuck the landing on its third flight
On March 3, SpaceXs Starship pulled off a successful high-altitude flightits third in a row. Unlike in the first two missions, the spacecraft stuck the landing. Then, as in the last two, the spac...
12:13 am GMT - Thu, March 4, 2021
Technology Review SpaceXs Starship has finally stuck the landing on its third high-altitude flight
On March 3, SpaceXs Starship pulled off a successful high-altitude flightits third in a row. Unlike in the first two missions, the spacecraft stuck the landing. Then, as in the last two, the spac...
06:37 pm GMT - Wed, March 3, 2021
Technology Review Well never have true AI without first understanding the brain
The search for AI has always been about trying to build machines that thinkat least in some sense. But the question of how alike artificial and biological intelligence should be has divided opinion fo...
08:19 pm GMT - Tue, March 2, 2021
Technology Review Rocket Lab could be SpaceXs biggest rival
In the private space industry, it can seem that theres SpaceX and then theres everyone else. Only Blue Origin, backed by its own billionaire founder in the person of Jeff Bezos, seems able to command ...
04:08 pm GMT - Tue, March 2, 2021
Technology Review Data-driven humanitarianism
Its one of the most beautiful places on Earth, but its people are among the most vulnerable. Afghanistans snowy mountains and fertile foothills give way to arid plateaus, offering a contrast often des...
03:41 pm GMT - Tue, March 2, 2021
Technology Review Should the US start prioritizing first vaccine doses to beat the variants?
The vaccine rollout in the United States has been sluggish, hampered by manufacturing delays, logistical challenges, and freak snowstorms. Demand far outstrips supply.  Meanwhile, the more transm...
11:00 am GMT - Tue, March 2, 2021
Technology Review Recovering from the SolarWinds hack could take 18 months
Fully recovering from the SolarWinds hack will take the US government from a year to as long as 18 months, according to the head of the agency that is leading Washingtons recovery. Brandon Wales, the ...
12:09 am GMT - Tue, March 2, 2021
Technology Review Israels green pass is an early vision of how we leave lockdown
The commercial opens with a tempting vision and soaring instrumentals. A door swings wide to reveal a sunlit patio and a relaxed, smiling couple awaiting a meal. How much have we missed going out with...
11:00 am GMT - Mon, March 1, 2021
Technology Review Hackers are finding ways to hide inside Apples walled garden
Youve heard of Apples famous walled garden, the tightly controlled tech ecosystem that gives the company unique control of features and security. All apps go through a strict Apple approval process, t...