Technology

Yes, They're Here: Flying Cars

No longer a thing of the future, but of the present, we might be going from the freeway to the skies faster than we can say "flying cars."

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Science

A 29-Day Journey Across a Million Miles to Explore 'Every Phase of Cosmic History': The James Webb Telescope

A technological feat, the James Webb telescope will "unfold like origami," according to one commentator, throughout its month-long journey to discover and understand the origins of the universe.

3 years ago •

Technology

The Wine Industry Breaks Into NFTs With None Other Than Sarah Jessica Parker at the Helm

Nope, NFTs aren't just for wacky digital monkey art that sells for millions at Christie's or Sotheby's. We're also seeing a new, exclusive spin on wine club memberships -- and this is just the start.

3 years ago •

Technology

Best Inventions of the Year...According to TIME

From AI and VR, to comfy 'kicks' and stellar drums, check out this year's innovative creations.

3 years ago •

Technology

New Technology Could Make Drunk Driving Incidents a Tragedy of the Past

Thanks to Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and lawmakers, the next few years will bring long-awaited change toward safer families.

3 years ago •

Science

I Think I See a Woolly Mammouth in Your Future

With a bit of funding, some gene editing, and a team of pretty stellar scientists, Colossal might save the world by reviving the woolly mammouth. Why didn't we think of that?

3 years ago •

Technology

To Plead Guilty or Not Guilty...Let the Robot Decide

AI might be adept in disputing a straightforward traffic violation; a parking ticket, perhaps. But for now, let's leave trials and litigation to the humans.

3 years ago •

Science

The Latest Breakthrough for Alzheimers: Progression or Regression?

Aduhelm has been hailed as the best -- to date -- beacon of hope in the treatment of Alzheimer's, and though the drug isn't without its slew of controversies, some of its early patients are hopeful.

3 years ago •

Technology

The Latest Wearables for Deeper Insights About YOU

2021 is all about wearing your data and turning it into measurable, actionable steps toward a healthier version of yourself. Check out some of the tools to get you there.

4 years ago • 1 min read

Technology

AI Powers Just About Everything...and It's Biased

How do we achieve 'neutral' AI that represents and secures all of us? Read on to learn more.

4 years ago • 1 min read

In the News

What's an NFT and Are They Worth Their Multimillion Dollar Price Tag?

Non-fungible tokens could transform the art industry as we know it, and many are scratching their heads.

4 years ago • 1 min read

Technology

Bringing the Past Back to Life?

New technology enables us to take any photo -- from the late Harriet Tubman to your great-grandmother -- and animate them within seconds. Sweet nostalgia or eerie perspective?

4 years ago • 1 min read

Technology

Social App Disruption? Meet Clubhouse

Been invited to the new club yet? This one's unlike any we've seen so far.

4 years ago • 1 min read

Technology

Grandma's Future Companion: A Robot

They educate, stimulate the brain, provide guidance and comfort -- a robot could be our grandparents' next best friend.

4 years ago • 1 min read

Technology

The Invention That Could Democratize Energy

Quite possibly one of the most game-changing creations in the electric motor arena since Nikola Tesla. Read on to learn more about the ingenuity of Carl Copeland.

4 years ago • 6 min read

Technology

Data-Driven Retail: We're the Product

Providing your phone number or email to a retailer is just the start -- they're capturing a lot more than meets the eye about you behind the scenes.

4 years ago • 1 min read

Technology

The Ingenuity of 2020

From connectivity, design, and education, to beauty, AI, VR, health, and parenting, check out some of the reigning creations of this year.

4 years ago • 1 min read

Health

Microwaves: What We Need to Know

Whether you use one several times per day or once a year, the advent of the microwave was intended to make life easier, but it may have brought with it a hefty unintended consequence.

4 years ago • 1 min read

Technology

Facial Recognition in Our Children's Classrooms: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Facial recognition technology is prevalent among international government surveillance of citizens, and now it's made its way into our children's classrooms in NYC. Useful tool or invasion of privacy and creativity? Read on.

4 years ago • 1 min read

Keisha Blair on Holistic Resilience, the Power of Intuition, and Hitting the Pause Button

Interview With Zara Rutherford: The Youngest Woman to Fly the Globe Solo Tells Us How to Weather the Storm With Finesse

Interview With Oleksii Levchenko, 'Don't Forget About Us': Living in Kyiv During the First Week of the Russia-Ukrainian War

Ketanji Brown Jackson: Get to Know the History-Making Supreme Court Nominee

Yes, They're Here: Flying Cars

A 29-Day Journey Across a Million Miles to Explore 'Every Phase of Cosmic History': The James Webb Telescope

The Wine Industry Breaks Into NFTs With None Other Than Sarah Jessica Parker at the Helm

Best Inventions of the Year...According to TIME

New Technology Could Make Drunk Driving Incidents a Tragedy of the Past

I Think I See a Woolly Mammouth in Your Future

To Plead Guilty or Not Guilty...Let the Robot Decide

The Latest Breakthrough for Alzheimers: Progression or Regression?

The Latest Wearables for Deeper Insights About YOU

AI Powers Just About Everything...and It's Biased

What's an NFT and Are They Worth Their Multimillion Dollar Price Tag?

Bringing the Past Back to Life?

Grandma's Future Companion: A Robot

The Invention That Could Democratize Energy

Data-Driven Retail: We're the Product

The Ingenuity of 2020

Microwaves: What We Need to Know

Facial Recognition in Our Children's Classrooms: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly