
Google’s Duplex AI Scares Some People, but I Can’t Wait for It to Become a Thing
Google's new assistant sounds almost scarily human

Google’s Duplex AI Scares Some People, but I Can’t Wait for It to Become a Thing
Google's new assistant sounds almost scarily human

How Cryptojacking Can Corrupt the Internet of Things
IoT devices often have weak security, making them prime targets for criminals looking to score digital cash


Subverting the Intended Use of Objects
From childhood forts to grown-up life hacks

Turn a Wall into a Touch Screen Cheap
Researchers used a couple of hundred dollars worth of materials to turn a wall into a giant touch screen

Wired Greenhouse Tech Could Help Arctic Communities Bloom with Bounty
Developments in LED lighting and remote monitoring have made year-round growing one feasible solution to Arctic food insecurity

How the Testing of Google Duplex Is Coming Along

South Africa Celebrates Completion of Gigantic, Supersensitive Telescope
MeerKAT has drawn astronomers, engineers and data scientists from around the world

Make Something
Sharing skills, sharing stories and creating with your own hands

When Did That Happen?
Getting a handle on past scientific discoveries may require thinking about them in a new context

Global Cities and the Promise of "Comprehensive Innovation"
To take advantage of a new generation of technologies and solutions, cities also need to rethink municipal governance

Satellite Images Hint North Korea Won’t Disarm Anytime Soon
U.S. Secretary of State Michael Pompeo arrives Friday for negotiations, but the photos suggest North Korea leader Kim Jong-un’s regime is increasing its missile-making capabilities

Weather-Smart Electric Grids Are Needed for Wind and Solar Power to Surge
Renewable energy will rule only when weather data drive the design of a new electric grid