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To zap bias from code, an MIT-developed curriculum teaches ethical concepts to youngsters.

Cars in the US will get a new update to a small but important feature.

Multiple experiments in a new study indicate certain kinds of information never enter working memory.

They contain “wing hearts” that pump blood and regulate temperatures.

One screen is better than two screens.

Be the real deal

Funds from the infrastructure package are intended to help beef up US cyber defenses. Will it actually make a difference?

The biology of having just one more slice of pie.

The ancient reptile resembled “chubby spaghetti”.

Plus: Boosting the world's supply of mRNA shots, an order for Pfizer's antiviral pill, and more.

Go full-on hands-free.

The journey to Eagle wasn't easy, and it's only a pitstop on the way to IBM's 1,000-qubit vision.

A lunar map shows where solid carbon dioxide could exist, hidden from sunlight.

The roadrunner definitely outran the coyote this time around.

One deadline has already gone by.

A small folding monocopter could someday conduct reconnaissance missions.

For people in remote areas, ferry systems are like roads. The $1.6 billion in new money should help.

Health authorities say there’s no cause for alarm.

The SteelSeries Arctis 9 Wireless has all the right features to stand out, even compared to its "Pro" counterpart.

'Green corridors' for ocean freight are among COP26's list of promises.