Theranos Blew It. But It Didn’t Ruin Biotech Startups for Everyone
What Elizabeth Holmes’ downfall means for other start-ups with more modest hopes for point-of-care diagnostics. The post Theranos Blew It.…
La Niña’s Not Here, But Whatever Let’s Have a La Niña Winter
La Niña isn’t guaranteed after an El Niño, but this year’s conditions are looking more favorable. The post La Niña’s…
Inside Uber’s Plan to Take Over the Skies With Flying Cars
Within a decade, ‘Uber Elevate’ could provide network of on demand, fully electric aircraft. The post Inside Uber’s Plan to…
Microsoft Surface Studio’s Gains Will Be Apple’s Loss
Surface Studio has a shot at drawing creative types away from Apple-and that would be huge for Microsoft. The post…
Samsung Isn’t the Only One with Lithium Ion Battery Problems. Just Ask NASA
A RoboSimian robot at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory blew up thanks to its lithium ion battery. What would happen if…
Sure, A.I. Is Powerful—But Can We Make It Accountable?
The opacity of machine learning isn’t just an academic problem. It’s something we need in order to feel comfortable with…
Cape Watch: We Hate to Ask This, But Is Deadpool 2 Losing Its Way?
Even if it is, at least the <em>Doctor Strange</em> sequel sounds like it’s shaping up to be good! The post…
Internet Providers Could Be the Key to Securing All the IoT Devices Already out There
Internet Service Providers could help clean up Internet of Things security for the devices around us. The post Internet Providers…
Trolling Spanish Cops by Censoring All Their Photos
Spain’s new “gag law” criminalizes the unauthorized use of police photos. Daniel Mayrit couldn’t fight the law, so he decided…
A Disturbingly Beautiful Tribute to H.R. Giger’s Nightmarish Work
The artist behind Alien’s Xenomorph was known for a whole lot more than that monster. The post A Disturbingly Beautiful…