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35 Innovators Under 35

September 2015

Our 15th annual celebration of people who are driving the next generation of technological breakthroughs.

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Letter from the editor

Like GMOs, Minus the Baggage

Features

Categorized in 17035
The Next Great GMO Debate
Deep inside its labs, Monsanto is learning how to modify crops by spraying them with RNA rather than tinkering with their genes.
Categorized in Artificial intelligence
Teaching Machines to Understand Us
A reincarnation of one of the oldest ideas in artificial intelligence could finally make it possible to truly converse with our computers. And Facebook has a chance to make it happen first.
Categorized in Silicon Valley
Inside Amazon
At a new fulfillment center in New Jersey, humans and robots work together in a highly efficient system.

Also in this issue
- The State of Biotech Farming
  Planting of GMOs is concentrated in a few countries.
  Categorized in 17035
- Paying for Solar Power
  SolarCity’s massive new manufacturing plant in Buffalo, New York, reflects a booming demand for solar power. Is it sustainable?
  Categorized in 17037
- Motion Pictures
  Technology is now allowing artists to do something they’ve aspired to since the stone age: make their paintings move.
  Categorized in 17032
- Tech’s Enduring Great-Man Myth
  The idea that particular individuals drive history has long been discredited. Yet it persists in the tech industry, obscuring some of the fundamental factors in innovation.
  Categorized in Silicon Valley
- Books over Bullets
  We don’t make ourselves safer by favoring military spending over education, a broadcasting executive argued.
  Categorized in Uncategorized

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