Technology Computer with 800,000 human neurons launches for $35,000 Ellsworth Toohey

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Science Scientists develop slime that generates electricity when squeezed Ellsworth Toohey

Technology Anonymous investor pours millions into undersea community — "to live in the ocean, forever" Ellsworth Toohey

Technology Breakthrough in reversible computing technology promises to solve the computing industry's energy crisis Ellsworth Toohey

Technology Software developer builds annoying device to force himself to move every 20 minutes Ellsworth Toohey

Technology Math, not artificial intelligence, powers new infinite world generator Ellsworth Toohey

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Technology Scientists create electric lollipop that lets you taste virtual reality flavors Ellsworth Toohey

DIY Engineer creates living furniture: The table that walks to you Mark Frauenfelder

Technology 2-5 years to sci-fi level AI? Former OpenAI employee sounds alarm Yoy Luadha

Innovation Meet the "Atlanta Magnet Man" — a street cleaning hero Mark Frauenfelder

Innovation New solar device makes desalinated seawater cheaper than tap water Mark Frauenfelder

Innovation How modern crises originate from a social order built on insecurity Mark Frauenfelder

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google Wendy's will start using AI chatbots for drive-throughs Mark Frauenfelder

Innovation Witness the superiority of Japanese condiment packets Mark Frauenfelder

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AI Marshall McLuhan predicts ChatGPT in 1966 Mark Frauenfelder

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