Technology

Being able to both fly and swim isn’t easy—but the FAAV does it

With the recent auction of arguably the most famous pen ever used off-Earth, we take a moment to reflect on the evolution of such cosmic utensils

The custom apparatus lets the cybernetic insects breathe underwater

Scammers are already manipulating us with the voices of our loved ones, but another risk lurks in the data collected by voice command and search apps

Hint: It’s more for science than for support

AI can read the literature in an afternoon and design molecules a chemist never would. So why can't a robot hold a pipette?

A new test for AI suggests some newer LLMs are less smart than older models

A new healthpunk movement aims to teach physicians to use their imaginations

Better algorithms, hardware and computing methods can lower AI’s power drain

Leave it to The Woz to hit the right note with freshly minted graduates

Here’s what the people making the robots think

Is the next generation of college graduates justified in jeering at the coming industrial revolution?