06.14.19 Robots Adobe trained AI to detect facial manipulation in Photoshop It hopes the tool will spot and deter deepfakes. By C. Fisher, 06.14.19 save Save share
06.11.19 06.11.19 in Internet Facebook tries another pay-for-data market research app It faced criticism for a similar app earlier this year. By C. Fisher, 06.11.19 save Save share View
06.05.19 06.05.19 in Green Americans consume an alarming amount of microplastics The Standard American Diet may include more than 40,000 microplastic particles. By C. Fisher, 06.05.19 save Save share View
05.28.19 05.28.19 in Security Colorado college students were secretly used to train facial recognition It started in 2012 with funding from US military and intelligence services. By S. Dent, 05.28.19 save Save share View
05.15.19 05.15.19 in Gadgetry Augmented reality can change your behavior in the real world Even after you take the goggles off. By H. Brockwell, 05.15.19 save Save share View
04.04.19 04.04.19 in Gadgetry MIT suspends its research partnerships with Huawei and ZTE It cites federal investigations linked to alleged Iranian sanction violations. By K. Holt, 04.04.19 save Save share View
04.01.19 04.01.19 in Transportation Researchers designed a shape-shifting airplane wing Their new "metamaterial" could make air travel more energy efficient. By C. Fisher, 04.01.19 save Save share View
03.22.19 03.22.19 in Robots Self-healing 3D-printed gel has a future in robots and medicine The hydrogel is soft, yet strong and responsive, and it can be formed in LEGO-like blocks. By C. Fisher, 03.22.19 save Save share View
02.21.19 02.21.19 in Medicine CRISPR gene-editing experiment may have impacted twins' brains The gene scientists reportedly disabled has been linked with cognitive function. By K. Holt, 02.21.19 save Save share View
02.06.19 02.06.19 in Medicine Alphabet's Verily is opening an opioid addiction center in Ohio It's betting that technology and recovery can go hand in hand. By J. Fingas, 02.06.19 save Save share View
