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ChatGPT is suddenly everywhere. Are we ready?
The disinformation crisis is about to get so, so much worse.
By A. Tarantola, 02.03.2023
Hitting the Books: Smaller cameras and projectors helped the Allies win WWII
Advances in film tech revolutionized how American armed forces fought.
By A. Tarantola, 01.16.2021
AI learns to solve a Rubik's Cube in 1.2 seconds
It often cracked the puzzle in just 20 moves.
By K. Holt, 07.17.2019
Scientists can make your inner monologue audible
By T. O'Brien, 10.31.2014
Researchers create algorithms that could help lithium-ion batteries charge two times faster
By A. Santos, 10.04.2012
Alt-week 8.25.12: robotic noses, Nodosaurs and Space X launches again
By J. Trew, 08.25.2012
Researchers make unsuitable parts work as solar cells, could lead to cheaper panels
By J. Rigg, 08.11.2012
University of California, Riverside runs entire building floor off of 1.1-megawatt green battery
By J. Fingas, 05.11.2012
Barobo's Mobot goes up for pre-order, slinks toward your impressionable children (video)
By D. Murph, 04.19.2012
Optical 'diode' lends hope to photonic computing, rayguns
By S. Sakr, 08.08.2011
Scent generator threatens to waft Odorama into the 21st century
By C. Trout, 06.17.2011
Moneta Onyx phase-change memory prototype can write some data 7x faster than traditional SSDs
By Z. Honig, 06.13.2011
Modified radar gun identifies suicide bombers up to ten meters away
By J. Flatley, 11.27.2010
USC Institute for Creative Technologies gets new building to amp up its military VR work
By B. Bowers, 11.12.2010
Scientists discover planet capable of supporting life, Richard Branson calls dibs on it
By J. Flatley, 09.30.2010
UCSD researchers hope to track airborne toxins with sensor-equipped cellphones
By D. Melanson, 05.15.2010
Study finds Americans consume 34 gigabytes of information per day
By D. Melanson, 12.09.2009
Scientists set lasers on cells, end up playing Pong
By D. Melanson, 09.17.2009
Nine HDTVs form 3D visualization rig, but only in the name of science
By R. Miller, 08.19.2009
Hang your head, Sequoia e-voting machine; you've been hacked again
By T. Stevens, 08.13.2009

university of california

ChatGPT is suddenly everywhere. Are we ready?

Hitting the Books: Smaller cameras and projectors helped the Allies win WWII

AI learns to solve a Rubik's Cube in 1.2 seconds

Scientists can make your inner monologue audible

Researchers create algorithms that could help lithium-ion batteries charge two times faster

Alt-week 8.25.12: robotic noses, Nodosaurs and Space X launches again

Researchers make unsuitable parts work as solar cells, could lead to cheaper panels

University of California, Riverside runs entire building floor off of 1.1-megawatt green battery

Barobo's Mobot goes up for pre-order, slinks toward your impressionable children (video)

Optical 'diode' lends hope to photonic computing, rayguns

Scent generator threatens to waft Odorama into the 21st century

Moneta Onyx phase-change memory prototype can write some data 7x faster than traditional SSDs

Modified radar gun identifies suicide bombers up to ten meters away

USC Institute for Creative Technologies gets new building to amp up its military VR work

Scientists discover planet capable of supporting life, Richard Branson calls dibs on it

UCSD researchers hope to track airborne toxins with sensor-equipped cellphones

Study finds Americans consume 34 gigabytes of information per day

Scientists set lasers on cells, end up playing Pong

Nine HDTVs form 3D visualization rig, but only in the name of science

Hang your head, Sequoia e-voting machine; you've been hacked again

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