An Air Force artificial intelligence program flew a drone fighter for hours
It's called Skyborg, and it's an AI system that can pilot a robotic wingman.
It's called Skyborg, and it's an AI system that can pilot a robotic wingman.
It's all about enrichment
Before Tyrannosaurus rex rose to the top of the food chain, Siats meekerorum ruled the dinosaur kingdom.
From the farm to the dinner plate, here's where food gets lost.
A wild new cookbook rethinks what can be done with familiar tools and ingredients.
In 1964, a crew of intrepid hurricane hunters flew into one of the worst storms in history
The Big Question: Why are galaxies moving toward the same point, as if pulled by an unknown force?
The same science powers bright carbide lamps and loud toy cannons
Innovation manifests itself in myriad ways: groundbreaking, revolutionary bursts we'd never before imagined possible, or in more nuanced but no less brilliant refinements of existing technology. And while this year's list contains plenty of instances of the former, in compiling it we've noticed one thing: 2009 is the year of stealth innovation.
You can now hail rides using Siri or Maps directly
Is technology making us less human?