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When asked by her creator if she wanted to destroy humanity, the super robot Sophia responded frankly:
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When asked by her creator if she wanted to destroy humanity, the super robot Sophia responded frankly:
A new approach by a Chinese research team has broken the cost barrier, while maintaining performance, for lithium batteries.
China is now one of the superpowers in the field of science and technology. Ignoring all accusations from Western countries, the country of a billion people has had a sp…
A 'magical portal' just like in a sci-fi movie is an idea of Lithuania and Poland, aiming to connect people of these two cities 600km apart.
This strange generator can produce up to 10KW of electricity continuously without fuel for 24 hours a day.
Nuclear waste is radioactive waste created by nuclear power plants that no one wants to keep near their homes or even carried through their communities.
What kind of car would a mini electric car combined with a pickup truck make?
Two sustainable technology companies are jointly developing a heavy-duty electric vehicle battery with a remarkable lifespan that can power a vehicle for more than 1.5 m…
Tech mogul Elon Musk's startup has been granted permission to test implanting chips into human brains. Thousands of applicants have already applied.
Energy systems based on this new type of battery can improve long-term energy storage based on a special mechanism.
Scientists ran a supercomputer simulation that depicted a mass extinction on Earth in the year 2100.
The Eco-Runner XIII three-wheeler aims to set a world record for the longest distance driven on hydrogen without refueling in June 2023.
The hypersonic aircraft developed by Hypersonix Launch Systems is approaching its first autonomous test flight under the US Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) program.
Ameca, a British-made humanoid robot, appears to be filming a hilarious clip with a scientist in which the human and robot display the same creepy-perfect expressions.
Japan's leading tire maker Bridgestone is testing tires that don't need to be inflated.