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With incredible technological advances, Google and other technology giants are proving to us that technology is capable of helping people improve and fix themselves. Mic…
Stephen Hawking has warned that technology must be properly controlled to protect the future of humanity.
The speed of our biological evolution cannot match the speed of technology development, of AI. What should I do?
By mimicking the gestures of visual pits, scientists at the University of Stuttgart, Germany have helped machines with the ability to focus strongly on vision like an ea…
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella thinks that we don't have to worry, because in the future many new jobs will be created and robots cannot replace people at many specific job…
The authors of fiction and sci-fi films have repeatedly asked the question: Will robots become so intelligent one day that it might overthrow humans?
Recently, a geneticist and molecular biologist, Adriana Heguy, has studied the dog language and the complexities that make it impossible to understand human language.
MIT researchers have developed a wearable app that detects human emotions when chatting.
Machines will be able to replace the whole person during the main creation process
With the development of science and technology, one thing is certain that robots will increasingly play an important role in human life.
Flying cars are the dream of every child and of leading scientists. Although the advancement of technology has helped mankind create more devices for life, but flying ca…
According to the Slashgear technology site, SEM Scanner has helped hospitals remove or reduce ulcers in patients due to lying long.
Hankook Mirae (Korea) is developing a giant human-like fighting robot. This is what we usually see only in science fiction films.
For the first time, scientists in Australia have created a nanocrystals that can bend light. This crystal is 500 times smaller than a human hair and is used to lay the f…
With a 3D printer and about $ 15, Ryan Bouricious, a senior year in physics, Ithaca University, New York, created a fake hand that could be used to hold, write and even…