Unnatural Selection
Machines using genetic algorithms are better than humans at designing other machines.
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Technology Review: February 2005
Do You Want to Live Forever?
Aubrey de Grey thinks he knows how to defeat aging. He’s brilliant, but is he nuts?
Terror’s Server
Fraud, gruesome propaganda, terror planning: the Net enables it all. The online industry can help fix it.
Dr. Nanotech vs. Cancer
James Heath has a better way to fight cancer: tiny silicon wires that could sniff out early signs of the disease.
From the Editor
Letters
Forward
Readme
Trailing Edge
Life Vest
Lester Shubin and Nicholas Montanarelli turned Kevlar into lifesaving armor.
Demo
Me, Myself, and Eye
Anil Jain at Michigan State University seeks to improve security by integrating various types of biometrics.
Megaphone
Technology Can Fix U.S. Intelligence
The intelligence reform bill evaded real reform.
Megascope
Keeping Tabs
The history of an Information Age metaphor.
Reviews
The Unobservable Mind
One of Britain’s leading philosophers is skeptical that neurobiology can tell us anything about self-consciousness.
The End of Oil?
here are good signs that worldwide oil production is declining. Best hold on tight.
How Lucent Lost It
The telecommunications manufacturer was a Potemkin village.
Briefcase
New Zealand: Green Haven for Biotech?
The island nation may have found a way to calm both sides in the debate over genetically modified organisms.
Intel’s Centrino Solution
The old mantra for PC chip makers -- faster is better -- is breaking down. Can “platformization” take its place?
Two Sides of Outsourcing
Indian outsourcing giants like Infosys are spawning innovators like Ittiam.
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