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Open data is a blessing for science—but it comes with its own curses By Charlotte Hu / Published April 26, 2022
This algorithm knows about recreational drugs that don’t even exist yet By Doug Johnson/Undark / Published December 29, 2021
This tiny AI-powered robot is learning to explore the ocean on its own By Charlotte Hu / Published December 12, 2021
Old text messages are letting people chat with the dead By Davide Sisto/MIT Press Reader / Published January 8, 2021
How science fiction could save us from bad technology By Alessio Malizia and Silvio Carta/The Conversation / Published September 26, 2019
Algorithms aren’t all created equal By Martin Erwig/The MIT Press Reader / Published September 13, 2019
GoPro’s new action camera fixes an annoying quirk with video stabilization By Stan Horaczek / Published October 2, 2018
Twitter will let you see your feed in chronological order again—here’s how and why By Stan Horaczek / Published September 18, 2018
Let this AI bot turn your words into vaguely-recognizable pictures By Stan Horaczek / Published August 18, 2018
Why this algebra teacher has her students knit in class By Sara Jensen/The Conversation / Published July 19, 2018
Facebook is working on AI tools to fix photos ruined by blinking By Stan Horaczek / Published June 20, 2018
Courts use algorithms to help determine sentencing, but random people get the same results By Sara Chodosh / Published January 18, 2018
These data scientists are disrupting Disney World’s long wait times By Carlye Wisel / Published November 1, 2017
Adobe is training AI to be a better photo and video editor than you By Stan Horaczek / Published October 21, 2017