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1、Venus is likely teeming with dozens of volcanoes that were recently active
Astronomy ‧ Neel Patel
2、The Oxford covid-19 vaccine candidate has produced promising early trial results
Biotechnology ‧ Charlotte Jee
3、OpenAI’s new language generator GPT-3 is shockingly good—and completely mindless
Artificial intelligence ‧ Will Heaven
4、The United Arab Emirates just launched its first ever mission to Mars
Space ‧ Neel Patel
5、A concept in psychology is helping AI to better navigate our world
Artificial intelligence ‧ Karen Hao
6、Covid-19 data is a public good. The US government must start treating it like one.
Tech policy ‧ Amy Nordrum
7、Predictive policing algorithms are racist. They need to be dismantled.
Artificial intelligence ‧ Niall Firth
8、The online battle for the mental health of service workers
Humans and technology ‧ Abby Ohlheiser
9、Russian hackers have been accused of targeting covid-19 vaccine researchers
Computing ‧ Patrick O'Neill
10、OpenAI’s fiction-spewing AI is learning to generate images
Artificial intelligence ‧ Karen Hao
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Astronomy ‧ Neel Patel 6 天前
Twitter blocked tweets from verified accounts after a massive security breach
Computing ‧ Patrick O'Neill 6 天前
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Tech and health ‧ Jason Sparapani 7 天前
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Humans and technology ‧ Tanya Basu 7 天前
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Silicon Valley ‧ Wade Roush 7 天前
Biden steps up his clean-energy plan, in a nod to climate activists
Clean energy ‧ James Temple 7 天前
Is there a relationship between blood type and covid-19 infection?
Biotechnology ‧ Neel Patel 8 天前
Prepare for a winter covid-19 spike now, say medical experts
Biotechnology ‧ Charlotte Jee 8 天前
The US is turning away the world’s best minds—and this time, they may not come back
Tech policy ‧ Amy Nordrum 8 天前
Astronomers found a giant “wall” of galaxies hiding in plain sight
Astronomy ‧ Neel Patel 9 天前
Smarter devices, better patient care
Artificial intelligence ‧ Jason Sparapani 9 天前
Immunity to covid-19 could disappear in months, a new study suggests
Biotechnology ‧ Charlotte Jee 9 天前
If the coronavirus is really airborne, we might be fighting it the wrong way
Biotechnology ‧ Neel Patel 2020-07-11
A new way to train AI systems could keep them safer from hackers
Artificial intelligence ‧ Karen Hao 2020-07-10
8 million people, 14 alerts: why some covid-19 apps are staying silent
Computing ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-07-10
Activating the opportunity marketplace
Humans and technology ‧ Casey Sullivan 2020-07-10
Microsoft’s solution to Zoom fatigue is to trick your brain
Humans and technology ‧ Tanya Basu 2020-07-09
These are the factors that put you at higher risk of dying from covid-19
Biotechnology ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-07-09
How carbon-sucking machines could cut aviation emissions
Carbon sequestration ‧ James Temple 2020-07-09
Will astronauts ever visit gas giants like Jupiter?
Space ‧ Neel Patel 2020-07-08
The internet is changing drastically for Hong Kong’s citizens
Tech policy ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-07-08
Criminal charges reveal the identity of the “invisible god” hacker
Computing ‧ Patrick O'Neill 2020-07-08
Beyond the AI hype cycle: Trust and the future of AI
Artificial intelligence ‧ Jason Sparapani 2020-07-08
A group of 239 scientists says there’s growing evidence covid-19 is airborne
Biotechnology ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-07-07
If you’re over 75, catching covid-19 can be like playing Russian roulette
Biotechnology ‧ Niall Firth 2020-07-05
Are we making spacecraft too autonomous?
Space ‧ Neel Patel 2020-07-03
Another experimental covid-19 vaccine has shown promising early results
Biotechnology ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-07-02
Intelligent infrastructure: How an agile, robust, and flexible IT infrastructure can make or break digital transformation
Cloud computing ‧ Claire Beatty 2020-07-01
A Plan to Redesign the Internet
OMGCable 2020-07-01
Covid-19 has exposed a US innovation system that is badly out of date
KKKKkkkk1 2020-07-01
Going lean: How vendor consolidation creates big gains
Computing ‧ Jason Sparapani 2020-07-01
There’s not one reason California’s covid-19 cases are soaring—there are many
Biotechnology ‧ James Temple 2020-07-01
Beyond covid-19 lies a new normal—and new opportunities
Tech policy ‧ Jason Sparapani 2020-07-01
Pandemic reveals opportunities for 5G connectivity
5G ‧ Jason Sparapani 2020-07-01
Is it safe to send kids back to school?
Tech policy ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-06-30
How Reddit kicked off a day of bans for Trump and the far right
Tech policy ‧ Abby Ohlheiser 2020-06-30
India has banned TikTok—plus 58 other Chinese apps
Humans and technology ‧ Tanya Basu 2020-06-30
Covid-19 spurs collaboration in telehealth
Tech and health ‧ Jason Sparapani 2020-06-30
The US now has more covid-19 tests than it knows what to do with
Biotechnology ‧ Neel Patel 2020-06-27
A supermassive black hole lit up a collision of two smaller black holes
Astronomy ‧ Neel Patel 2020-06-27
Alumni in the coronavirus conversation
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-27
Trump’s freeze on new visas could threaten US dominance in AI
Artificial intelligence ‧ Karen Hao 2020-06-27
A new US bill would ban the police use of facial recognition
Artificial intelligence ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-06-26
Mainframe 2020: A catalyst for transformation
Computing ‧ Jason Sparapani 2020-06-26
Human rights activists want to use AI to help prove war crimes in court
Artificial intelligence ‧ Karen Hao 2020-06-26
Cloud and complexity in IT
Cloud computing ‧ Jason Sparapani 2020-06-25
Pandenomics: How open data is guiding public policy
Coronavirus ‧ Claire Beatty 2020-06-25
If AI is going to help us in a crisis, we need a new kind of ethics
Artificial intelligence ‧ Will Heaven 2020-06-25
Amazon creates a $2 billion climate fund, as it struggles to cut its own emissions
Carbon sequestration ‧ James Temple 2020-06-24
AI researchers say scientific publishers help perpetuate racist algorithms
Artificial intelligence ‧ Karen Hao 2020-06-23
Coronavirus and the big shift to cloud
Cloud Computing ‧ Claire Beatty 2020-06-23
TikTok teens and K-pop stans don’t belong to the “resistance”
Abby Ohlheiser 2020-06-23
Asian-Americans are using Slack groups to explain racism to their parents
Humans and technology ‧ Tanya Basu 2020-06-23
Cloud and complexity in IT
Cloud computing ‧ Jason Sparapani 2020-06-23
Improving data strategy to create the best customer experiences
Computing ‧ Jason Sparapani 2020-06-23
Baidu’s deep-learning platform fuels the rise of industrial AI
Artificial intelligence ‧ Claire Beatty 2020-06-22
Green sand could capture billions of tons of carbon dioxide
ProjectVesta 2020-06-22
Virgin Galactic and NASA have launched a new program to train private astronauts
Space ‧ Neel Patel 2020-06-22
The pandemic will change how we watch sports
Humans and technology ‧ Will Heaven 2020-06-22
The Trump 2020 app is a voter surveillance tool of extraordinary power
Election 2020 ‧ Bobbie Johnson 2020-06-22
The UK’s contact tracing app fiasco is a master class in mismanagement
Tech and health ‧ Bobbie Johnson 2020-06-20
Our biggest questions about immunity to covid-19
Biotechnology ‧ Neel Patel 2020-06-20
The global AI agenda: The Middle East and Africa
Artificial intelligence ‧ Claire Beatty 2020-06-19
Here’s how genes from covid-19 survivors could help you
Biotechnology ‧ Antonio Regalado 2020-06-19
The UK is abandoning its current contact tracing app for Google and Apple’s system
Biotechnology ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-06-18
The startup making deep learning possible without specialized hardware
Artificial intelligence ‧ Karen Hao 2020-06-18
Lecturing at home
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-18
Podcast: Robots are the new recruits on the pandemic’s front lines
Humans and technology ‧ Wade Roush 2020-06-18
Weather and climate lab lecture
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
Toy Design Lectures
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
Why tech didn’t save us from Covid-19
jocker12 2020-06-17
What the 1930s can teach us about dealing with Big Tech today
Tech policy ‧ Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
Toronto would like to be seen as the nice person’s Silicon Valley
kjhughes 2020-06-17
How the US lost its way on innovation
Silicon Valley ‧ Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
Why venture capital doesn’t build the things we really need
elorant 2020-06-17
Six tales from the trenches of running a startup
Silicon Valley ‧ Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
Covid-19 could accelerate the robot takeover of human jobs
Artificial intelligence ‧ Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
Algostory 1.7: “Krishna and Arjuna”
Artificial intelligence ‧ Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
I used an algorithm to help me write a story. Here’s what I learned.
Artificial intelligence ‧ Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
From the archives: The innovator’s dilemma through the ages
Silicon Valley ‧ Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
2020: 35 Innovators Under 35
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
Facebook is going to let US voters opt out of seeing political ads
Facebook ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-06-17
The suddenly remote semester
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
Contact tracing without Big Brother
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
Where the coronavirus strikes
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
The 1918 flu at MIT
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
8.13 and 8.14: Physics Junior Lab
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
East Campus heads north
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
Inside MIT’s low-cost ventilator project
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
3.024: Electronic, Optical, and Magnetic Properties of Materials
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
Julia (Rosolovsky) Greer ’97
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
MIT and covid-19
Alice Dragoon 2020-06-17
2.007: Design and Manufacturing I
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-17
Theft of CIA hacking tools spotlights the spy agency’s “lax” security
Computing ‧ Patrick O'Neill 2020-06-17
A cheap steroid might be the first covid-19 drug to save lives
Biotechnology ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-06-17
What's a Coronavirus Superspreader?
Biotechnology ‧ Neel Patel 2020-06-16
Norway halts coronavirus app over privacy concerns
Tech policy ‧ Patrick O'Neill 2020-06-16
The two-year fight to stop Amazon from selling face recognition to the police
Artificial intelligence ‧ Karen Hao 2020-06-13
Facebook just released a database of 100,000 deepfakes to teach AI how to spot them
Artificial intelligence ‧ Will Heaven 2020-06-12
A teenager’s guide to building the world’s best pandemic and protest trackers
Humans and technology ‧ Tanya Basu 2020-06-12
Rumors, death, and a tech overhaul: Inside Amazon’s race to hire 175,000 workers during a pandemic
Amazon ‧ Hayden Field 2020-06-12
Twitter wants you to read articles before you retweet them
Silicon Valley ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-06-11
A Green New Deal architect explains how the protests and climate crisis are connected
Clean energy ‧ James Temple 2020-06-11
Scientists have made Bose-Einstein condensates in space for the first time
Space ‧ Neel Patel 2020-06-11
Protest misinformation is riding on the success of pandemic hoaxes
Humans and technology ‧ Bobbie Johnson 2020-06-11
How to turn filming the police into the end of police brutality
Humans and technology ‧ Karen Hao 2020-06-10
How the space industry has adjusted to life under coronavirus
Space ‧ Neel Patel 2020-06-10
Lab-grown mini-lungs could reveal why covid-19 kills
Biotechnology ‧ David Rotman 2020-06-09
IBM says it is no longer working on face recognition because it’s used for racial profiling
Artificial intelligence ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-06-09
Lockdowns may have prevented more than 3 million deaths in Europe
Biotechnology ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-06-09
Quantum computing: A key ally for meeting business objectives
Computing ‧ Claire Beatty 2020-06-09
Facebook needs 30,000 of its own content moderators, says a new report
Facebook ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-06-09
Radio Corona, June 9: An astronaut returns to a society transformed by coronavirus
Coronavirus ‧ Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-06-09
The global AI agenda: Latin America
Artificial intelligence ‧ Claire Beatty 2020-06-08
Google Docs became the social media of the resistance
imartin2k 2020-06-06
Astronomers have found a planet like Earth orbiting a star like the sun
Astronomy ‧ Neel Patel 2020-06-06
How K-pop fans became celebrated online vigilantes
Humans and technology ‧ Abby Ohlheiser 2020-06-06
No, coronavirus apps don’t need 60% adoption to be effective
imartin2k 2020-06-05
The activist dismantling racist police algorithms
Artificial intelligence ‧ Jennifer Strong 2020-06-05
This startup is using AI to give workers a “productivity score”
Artificial intelligence ‧ Will Heaven 2020-06-04
Social bubbles may be the best way for societies to emerge from lockdown
Humans and technology ‧ Will Heaven 2020-06-04
A drug that cools the body’s reaction to Covid-19 appears to save lives
Biotechnology ‧ Antonio Regalado 2020-06-04
Why filming police violence has done nothing to stop it
Tech policy ‧ Gideon Lichfield 2020-06-04
What Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey, and Donald Trump have in common
Facebook ‧ Bobbie Johnson 2020-06-04
Of course technology perpetuates racism. It was designed that way.
Tech policy ‧ Bobbie Johnson 2020-06-04
First the trade war, then the pandemic. Chinese manufacturers are turning inward
1cvmask 2020-06-03
SpaceX can now send humans to space. It just needs a market.
Space ‧ Neel Patel 2020-06-03
Podcast: To beat a pandemic, try prepping for a tsunami
Humans and technology ‧ Wade Roush 2020-06-03
Why we can’t count on carbon-sucking farms to slow climate change
Carbon sequestration ‧ James Temple 2020-06-03
Instagram’s blackout means well—but doing these 4 things is more useful
Humans and technology ‧ Tanya Basu 2020-06-03
The US’s draft law on contact tracing apps is a step behind Apple and Google
Privacy ‧ Bobbie Johnson 2020-06-03
How to protect yourself online from misinformation right now
Humans and technology ‧ Abby Ohlheiser 2020-06-03
Two-meter distancing might halve infection risk compared to one meter
Biotechnology ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-06-02
A trial is under way of the first new antibody medicine developed to treat covid-19
Biotechnology ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-06-02
NASA astronauts just flew SpaceX’s Crew Dragon into orbit for the first time
Space ‧ Neel Patel 2020-05-31
NASA astronauts fly SpaceX’s Crew Dragon into orbit for the first time
Space ‧ Neel Patel 2020-05-31
The UN says a new computer simulation tool could boost global development
rbanffy 2020-05-30
Twitter put a warning on a Trump tweet for “glorifying violence”
misinformation ‧ Abby Ohlheiser 2020-05-29
AI could help scientists fact-check covid claims amid a deluge of research
Artificial intelligence ‧ Karen Hao 2020-05-29
The exhausting playbook behind Trump’s battle with Twitter
Tech policy ‧ Abby Ohlheiser 2020-05-29
Trump responds to Twitter’s fact-check by targeting social-media protections
Tech policy ‧ Abby Ohlheiser 2020-05-29
The CEO’s guide to safely reopening the workplace
Tech and health ‧ Gideon Lichfield 2020-05-28
The pandemic made life harder for deaf people. The solutions could benefit everyone.
Humans and technology ‧ Tanya Basu 2020-05-28
Twitter fact-checks a misleading Trump tweet for the first time
Tech policy ‧ Abby Ohlheiser 2020-05-27
Older users share more misinformation. Your guess why might be wrong.
Humans and technology ‧ Abby Ohlheiser 2020-05-26
Radio Corona, May 27: what digital contact tracing means for privacy
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-05-26
Virgin Orbit’s rocket has failed on its first attempt to get into space
Space ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-05-26
Here’s what we have to do to show a coronavirus vaccine works
Biotechnology ‧ David Rotman 2020-05-26
The global AI agenda: Europe
Artificial intelligence ‧ Claire Beatty 2020-05-26
How lockdown is changing shopping for good
Artificial intelligence ‧ Will Heaven 2020-05-25
Robots could help save your local store from going out of business
Artificial intelligence ‧ Will Heaven 2020-05-25
This is SpaceX’s big chance to really make history
Space ‧ Neel Patel 2020-05-23
The antimalarial drug Trump took for covid might actually be dangerous
Biotechnology ‧ Neel Patel 2020-05-23
Self-driving cars are being trained in virtual worlds while the real one is in chaos
Artificial intelligence ‧ Hayden Field 2020-05-22
Prepare to be tracked and tested as you return to work
Smart cities ‧ James Temple 2020-05-22
Nearly half of Twitter accounts pushing to reopen America may be bots
Tech policy ‧ Karen Hao 2020-05-22
Why one US state will have two coronavirus tracing apps
Tech policy ‧ Patrick O'Neill 2020-05-21
More vaccines have protected monkeys against covid-19, suggesting they might work in people
Biotechnology ‧ Niall Firth 2020-05-21
Apple and Google’s covid-tracing tech has been released to 23 countries
Tech and health ‧ Patrick O'Neill 2020-05-21
This image could be the first direct evidence of a planet being born
Astronomy ‧ Neel Patel 2020-05-21
The race is on for a covid-19 test you can take at home
Biotechnology ‧ Neel Patel 2020-05-21
Podcast: Who watches the pandemic watchers? We do
Privacy ‧ Wade Roush 2020-05-20
How to stay sane when the world’s going mad
yarapavan 2020-05-20
Public policies in the age of digital disruption
Humans and technology ‧ Jason Sparapani 2020-05-20
The possibilities of now
Humans and technology ‧ Casey Sullivan 2020-05-20
A new $12 billion US chip plant sounds like a win for Trump. Not quite.
Tech policy ‧ Karen Hao 2020-05-20
Here’s how we could mine the moon for rocket fuel
Space ‧ Neel Patel 2020-05-19
Moderna’s latest vaccine results are promising—but it’s still too early
Biotechnology ‧ Neel Patel 2020-05-19
How coronavirus is accelerating a future with autonomous vehicles
Self-driving cars ‧ Claire Beatty 2020-05-18
Maybe it’s time to retire the idea of “going viral”
Humans and technology ‧ Abby Ohlheiser 2020-05-17
Why contact tracing may be a mess in America
Biotechnology ‧ James Temple 2020-05-16
Changelog: Covid Tracing Tracker updates as they happen
Tech and health ‧ Bobbie Johnson 2020-05-15
The pandemic is emptying call centers. AI chatbots are swooping in
Artificial intelligence ‧ Karen Hao 2020-05-14
This is what we know so far about how covid-19 affects the rest of the body
Biotechnology ‧ Neel Patel 2020-05-14
Blockchain’s next frontier: Shaping the business model
Blockchain ‧ Jason Sparapani 2020-05-14
Loud talking could leave coronavirus in the air for up to 14 minutes
Biotechnology ‧ Neel Patel 2020-05-14
The children being left behind by America’s online schooling
Humans and technology ‧ Tanya Basu 2020-05-14
The secret to why some people get so sick from covid could lie in their genes
Biotechnology ‧ David Rotman 2020-05-13
Radio Corona, May 14: The chaos of covid-19 testing data in the US
Tate Ryan-Mosley 2020-05-13
Facebook’s AI is still largely baffled by covid misinformation
Artificial intelligence ‧ Karen Hao 2020-05-13
Data on demand: Dynamic architecture for a high-speed age
Computing ‧ Claire Beatty 2020-05-12
Wuhan will test all 11 million residents after spotting its first new coronavirus cases
Biotechnology ‧ Charlotte Jee 2020-05-12
Nearly 40% of Icelanders are using a Covid app, but it hasn’t helped much
ingve 2020-05-12
Our weird behavior during the pandemic is messing with AI models
known 2020-05-12
“The first day was really hard”: Life as a contact tracer
Tech and health ‧ Bobbie Johnson 2020-05-10
A guide to negotiating a Covid “bubble” with other people
arunbahl 2020-05-09
Facebook and YouTube are rushing to delete “Plandemic,” a conspiracy-laden video
Humans and technology ‧ Abby Ohlheiser 2020-05-08
India is forcing people to use its covid app, unlike any other democracy
Privacy ‧ Bobbie Johnson 2020-05-08
COVID19 tracking app analysis by MIT
lormayna 2020-05-08
How to submit a change to the Covid Tracing Tracker project
Privacy ‧ Bobbie Johnson 2020-05-08
