Cancer
'Murderous army' in human blood cells
White blood cell T is like a 'killer army', scouring and secrete cytotoxic toxins that kill cells infected with viruses or cancer.
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Flu epidemic
Finding out why H5N1 is hard to jump from person to person
The killer virus H5N1 prefers to reside in cells deep in the lungs, rather than the top part of the respiratory tract as with other flu strains, two recent studies found.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Thousands of scientists signed a commitment not to develop AI killer robots
Thousands of scientists specializing in Artificial Intelligence (AI) have announced they will not participate in developing or manufacturing robots that can identify and…
AI - Artificial intelligence
Korean University was ostracized for studying killer robots
Researchers claim they will not collaborate with the university or host visitors from KAIST in fear of KAIST seeking to promote arms racing to develop automatic weapons.
AI - Artificial intelligence
There is only one way to prevent smart robots from slaughtering people?
According to the Daily Star, last month, a group of scientists announced the video, warning the threat of killer robots.
AI - Artificial intelligence
The first case of killing robots in the world
A robot in the assembly line of the VolksWagen car factory in Germany killed a worker working here. During the installation for this robotic arm, the worker was hit hard…
Science invention
4 inventions destroy most people in the world
About 100 million people died of tobacco in the 20th century, while atomic bombs, AK guns and explosives also killed millions of people in battles.
Science invention
The year of the new super military invention
News page Killer Apps (USA) specializes in finding new and sophisticated military inventions of the world.
Computer science
DupKiller - Duplicate file killer
The situation of fear of being mistakenly erased by other people should have been scattered all over the hard drive, which is one of the reasons why the computer's hard…
Computer science
Computer virus appearances can
Security firm FireEye has said it has appeared in the Middle East. An unidentified factory has been infected with this malware and must be deactivated.
Computer science
Warning: USB can turn into a dangerous bomb
In the future, if you accidentally picked up an unknown USB, the person who picked it up should be happy and don't rush to plug it into your computer, because this might…
Computer science
Software guesses the killer
Police in three cities, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington DC, USA are putting into use pilot software to predict crime, before it actually takes place.
Computer science
Google launches 'killer' PowerPoint
The world's leading Internet search provider Google yesterday (April 17) revealed it will launch an online demonstration tool in a few months.
Computer science
Cashout Vietnam - a new version of Mafia
Form high-tech, intercontinental, high-tech crime lines, specializing in credit account theft,
Computer science
Microsoft tested YouTube 'killer'
Beginning tomorrow, Microsoft will test the Soapbox online video sharing service on MSN Video. This is a new step for Microsoft to compete with rivals such as YouTube or…