Build a LEGO ‘Zelda’ Hero’s Sword with These Instructions
We’re knee-deep in Zelda season thanks to the launch of Tears of the Kingdom. But while you’re taking breaks from this new Nintendo Switch game, maybe you should...
US tech policy must keep pace with AI innovation
Rudina Seseri Contributor Share on Twitter Rudina Seseri is founder and managing partner at Glasswing Ventures, where he leads the firm’s investments in artificial intelligence (AI)...
How to Keep Your Printer Working Longer
It’s easy to tell when your printer is reaching the end of its life. From poor print quality and paper jams to slow print times and...
I Created a Biased AI Algorithm 25 Years Ago—Tech Companies Are Still Making the Same Mistake.
In 1998, I unintentionally created a racially biased artificial intelligence algorithm. There are lessons in that story that resonate even more strongly today. Read more… Source...
AI Is Speeding Up Astronomical Discoveries
The famous first image of a black hole just got two times sharper. A research team used artificial intelligence to dramatically improve upon its first image...
How to See Exactly Where a Photo Was Taken (and Keep Your Location Private)
Modern smartphones (and many digital cameras) embed GPS coordinates in each photo they take. Yes, those photos you’re taking have location data embedded in them—at least by...
Eurovision’s 2023 Grand Final was everything the internet hoped for and more
With its fusion of pop spectacle, diverse cultural elements, and some very lovely camp, the Eurovision Song Contest never fails to disappoint. 2023 marked the 67th...
An open letter to tech workers about careers in public service
Camille Stewart Contributor Share on Twitter Camille Stewart is the White House Deputy National Cyber Director for Technology and Ecosystem Security. Thomas Peng Contributor Share on...
Rooftop Solar Panels Could Power a Third of U.S. Manufacturing, Study Finds
U.S. manufacturing takes up a lot of energy, but there’s untapped potential in solar power for that sector, new research finds. A study looked at how...
Why a Genome Can’t Bring Back an Extinct Animal
The victims of extinction are countless and their are killers numerous—but, in recent centuries, there’s been one obvious, enduring culprit: Homo sapiens. Read more… Source :...
