Technology Review: March 2005

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The Ascent of the Robotic Attack Jet: Building the planes is easy. Making them autonomous, and constructing airborne communications networks, is not.

Implanting Hope: For the first time, a paralyzed patient has operated a prosthetic arm using just his mind.

The Art of Interfaces: Artistic, functional devices from MIT’s Media Lab, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year.

The Darwinian Interlude: Biotechnology will do away with species. Good: cultural evolution is better than natural selection.

Hack License: Recent books struggle to define hacking and its economic and social legitimacy.

The Password Is Fayleyure: Today’s password schemes are unworkable and offer little security for users.

Cycorp: The Cost of Common Sense: How do you survive when it could take decades to build your product?

Microsoft: Getting from "R" to "D": The software giant’s Beijing lab is spearheading a new way to turn research into products.

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