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How to Make a Consciousness Meter
Zapping the brain with magnetic pulses while measuring its electrical activity is proving to be a reliable way to detect consciousness
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New VR Tech Aims to Take Surround-Sound to the Next Level
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Could AI Be the Future of Fake News and Product Reviews?
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Gamers Wanted to Attack Food Toxin
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How Much Does Carpooling Matter? A Lot
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What NASA's Simulated Missions Tell Us about the Need for Martian Law
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How Did Scientists Edit the Genes of Human Embryos?
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NASA Satellite Reveals Source of El Niño–Fueled Carbon Dioxide Spike
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Puerto Rico Looks to Alphabet's X Project Loon Balloons to Restore Cell Service
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Puerto Rico Looks to Alphabet's X Project Loon Balloons to Restore Cell Service
With much of the U.S. commonwealth’s cellular service and electrical grid down since Hurricane Maria, the parent company of tech giant Google could help restore wireless communication to 3.4 million residents
5 Vital Things You Can't Do Properly When You're on Your Phone
People conversing on a phone can appear to look at something yet fail to consciously detect it
Ada Lovelace Day Honors "the First Computer Programmer"
Scientists celebrate a 19th-century visionary—and the achievements of all women in science, engineering and math
Could AI Be the Future of Fake News and Product Reviews?
An experiment using a computer algorithm to create deceptive Yelp reviews was disturbingly successful, and could point to bigger problems as artificial intelligence matures
Biometric Identifies You in a Heartbeat
Like fingerprints and facial recognition, the shape and beat of your heart can be used to verify your identity. Christopher Intagliata reports.
Known Unknowns: The Dangers of North Korea's H-Bomb Threat
The U.S.’s 1954 Castle Bravo thermonuclear disaster offers a cautionary tale about what could go wrong
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How to Explore Otherworldly Oceans
The tools we build to explore our deep oceans might one day explore ocean world across the solar system. A new observatory called ABISS that can transmit video and long-term chemical measurements at broadband speeds from the seafloor using a system of flashing lights instead of a traditional tether.
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