Categorized in Climate changeOne man’s two-decade quest to suck greenhouse gas out of the skyKlaus Lackner’s once wacky idea increasingly looks like an essential part of solving climate change.
Categorized in Tech policyWristwatch heart monitors might save your life—and change medicine, tooMaking complex heart tests available at the push of a button has far-reaching consequences.
Categorized in Climate changeThe race to make a lab-grown steakMeat production spews tons of greenhouse gas and uses up too much land and water. Is there an alternative that won’t make us do without?
Categorized in Climate changeThe new, safer nuclear reactors that might help stop climate changeFrom sodium-cooled fission to advanced fusion, a fresh generation of projects hopes to rekindle trust in nuclear energy.
Categorized in Artificial intelligenceA simple blood test to predict premature births could save babies’ livesComplications from preterm birth are the leading cause of death worldwide in children under five.
Categorized in Artificial intelligenceAI is reinventing the way we inventThe biggest impact of artificial intelligence will be to help humans make discoveries we couldn’t make on our own.
Categorized in Artificial intelligenceA philosopher argues that an AI can’t be an artistCreativity is, and always will be, a human endeavor.
Categorized in Tech policyWhat if you could diagnose diseases with a tampon?Women’s health care is often treated as all about reproduction. Some “femtech” startups are exploring the innovations that get overlooked as a result.
Categorized in 17032This is why AI has yet to reshape most businessesFor many companies, deploying AI is slower and more expensive than it might seem.