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September 27, 2024

Chasing ghost particles: Without the neutrino, the Universe might be an empty void aeon.co
Milgram's Shock Studies Still Hold Lessons for Confronting Authoritarianism scientificamerican.com
The Evolution of Private Reputations in Information-Abundant Landscapes nature.com
Why Countries Are Racing to Build AI Factories for Sovereign AI venturebeat.com
The AI Essay Crisis: How We Could Solve It, and Why We Won't - Ruminations on the Uncomfortable Truths About Education's Future substack.com
Former Brex COO, Now Figure CEO, Says GPT Is Upending the Mortgage Industry techcrunch.com
A Workaholic's Guide to Reclaiming Your Life hbr.org
Human-in-the-Loop Optimization of Human-Robot Interaction nature.com
When I Became President of KFC, I Used Behavioral Theory to Unite Franchisees and Corporate entrepreneur.com
AI is changing enterprise computing and the enterprise itself venturebeat.com
Programming Cells to Target Brain Tumors sciencedaily.com
Evolution: The Last Hominin Standing - A New Theory Argues Humans Evolved Through Competition nautil.us
Inside the Fertility Tech Gold Rush inc.com
Protein Behavior Can Be Predicted With Simple Math sciencedaily.com
How Johns Hopkins Became a Stealth Entrepreneurship Hub inc.com
An Ultrathin Graphene Brain Implant Tested in a Person wired.com
When luxury is good: The waste and exploitation of fast fashion shouldn't blind us to the joys of making beautiful clothing with care aeon.co
Our Runaway Train Falls Off the Seneca Cliff substack.com
Going Beyond GPUs: The Evolving Landscape of AI Chips and Accelerators venturebeat.com
Why do obesity drugs seem to treat so many other ailments? nature.com
Cloud, Edge or On-Prem? Navigating the New AI Infrastructure Paradigm venturebeat.com
Palmer Luckey tabletmag.com
What Can Cave Life Tell Us About Alien Ecosystems? quantamagazine.org
A Jaw-Dropping Discovery About Early Mammals nature.com
The Burnout Paradox in Tech: How Your Greatest Strengths Will Lead to Career Fatigue, and the Mindset Shifts to Prevent It substack.com
Mike Schroepfer: From Meta CTO to Climate Tech Investor technologyreview.com
Hummingbirds thrive on an extreme lifestyle. Here's how arstechnica.com
The Strategic Value of Custom AI Infrastructure: From Cost Center to Competitive Edge venturebeat.com
Why One Developer Won't Quit Fighting to Connect the US's Grids technologyreview.com
The Surfer and the Businessman nautil.us
Build a Better Board mit.edu
Can Your Stomach Handle a Meal at Alchemist? newyorker.com
The AI Boom Is Raising Hopes of a Nuclear Comeback wired.com
How crop science is transforming the humble potato popsci.com
Zap Energy raises $130M from investors including Soros Fund and Laurene Powell Jobs' Emerson Collective techcrunch.com
Hong Kong hotel billionaires face succession turmoil businessinsider.com
We're in our slop era substack.com
AI Trained on Evolution Develops Proteins for Drug and Scientific Discovery sciencedaily.com
The Mr. Beast Memo is a Guide to the Gen Z Workforce substack.com
What Really Happened at the Pentagon's Once-Hidden UFO Office? scientificamerican.com
The One-Person Billion-Dollar Company every.to
Medical Sleuthing Identified the Dangers of Thalidomide scientificamerican.com
Nuke 'Em Til They Glow -- Quitting My First Job substack.com
Millennials and Gen Zers Are Now Helicopter Parenting Their Parents businessinsider.com
What's Behind OpenAI's Potential Governance Shift axios.com
Brazilian Fossils Reveal Homoplasy in the Oldest Mammalian Jaw Joint nature.com

September 26, 2024

The brain has its own microbiome. Here's what it means for your health newscientist.com
AI doesn't hallucinate: Why attributing human traits to tech is users' biggest pitfall thenextweb.com
Don't Worry About the Vase substack.com
Why Mark Zuckerberg Thinks AR Glasses Will Replace Your Phone theverge.com
Physicists Reveal a Quantum Geometry That Exists Outside of Space and Time quantamagazine.org
Replacing Hype About Artificial Intelligence With Accurate Measurements of Success sciencedaily.com
Cures for Sickle Cell Disease Arrive After a Painful Journey scientificamerican.com
Ecosystems for the Rest of Us strategy-business.com
Encoding Human Experience: Study Reveals How Brain Cells Compute the Flow of Time sciencedaily.com
This Engineer's Light-Based Computers Take Inspiration From the Brain sciencenews.org
The Unraveling of Space-Time quantamagazine.org
World's oldest cheese found in necklaces on mummies in China popsci.com
Spurned by Social Media, Publishers Chase Readers on WhatsApp nytimes.com
How Austin's Real Estate Boom Went Bust digg.com
How Intuit Plans to Use Agentic AI to Automate Complex Business Tasks venturebeat.com
The Priest Who Helps Women Escape the Mob newyorker.com
New Study Mapping Stem Cells Reveals Molecular Choreography Behind Human Development sciencedaily.com
AI Hardware Is in Its Flip-Phone Phase fastcompany.com
If the Universe Is a Hologram, This Long-Forgotten Math Could Decode It quantamagazine.org
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Why do obesity drugs seem to treat so many other ailments? nature.com
Rogue Systems Recon: Ukraine, Taiwan, Israel: The Collapsing Western World substack.com
Duolingo's Billionaire Founder Is All In On AI forbes.com
Immune therapy shows promise for asthma, heart disease, and even aging economist.com
How Can We Make the Best Use of Large Language Models for a Smarter, More Inclusive Society? sciencedaily.com
John Wheeler Saw the Tear in Reality quantamagazine.org
Inside the Island Fortress of America's Mega-Billionaires digg.com
Why It's Cheaper Than Ever to Start a Business and Other Surprising Insights entrepreneur.com
Why Jensen Huang and Marc Benioff See 'Gigantic' Opportunity for Agentic AI venturebeat.com
A Pakistani Startup Is Changing How People Access Water time.com

September 25, 2024

Dozens of Babies Born from Uterus Transplants scientificamerican.com
The Cocreator of Starface Has a New Project: Making It Cool to Test Your Drugs for Fentanyl fastcompany.com
Climate Change: As Earth's Climate Unravels, More Scientists Are Ready to Test Geoengineering scientificamerican.com
Carnegie Mellon University: A New Ideal 100 Years in the Making inc.com
Why This Physicist Is Bringing Thermodynamics to the Quantum Age sciencenews.org
Scientists reexamine dopamine's role in the placebo effect popsci.com
Malala Yousafzai calls war in Gaza "devastating" for girls' education axios.com
What Is a Particle? quantamagazine.org
Researchers Publish Breakthrough Study on How New Genes Evolve sciencedaily.com
Cosmology Is at a Tipping Point—We May Be on the Verge of Discovering New Physics singularityhub.com
Bye, kale: Marine scientists want you to eat more seaweed popsci.com
Why You Should Sleep on It Before Making an Important Decision sciencedaily.com
On the Edge: The Fundamentals substack.com
What Women Founders Still Have to Prove inc.com
The Real Reason Many Men Get Promotions digg.com
How a Female VC Is Teaching Kids About Startups and Women in Tech techcrunch.com
This researcher studies how misinformation seeps into science and politics sciencenews.org
The Surprising Challenges of Using Prehistoric Diversity to Understand Life Today scientificamerican.com
Is Discovery Inevitable or Serendipitous? nautil.us
Language Agents Help Large Language Models 'Think' Better and Cheaper sciencedaily.com
Linux Boots in 4.76 Days on the Intel 4004 arstechnica.com
This Company Is Building AI for African Languages technologyreview.com
EGYM, connected fitness startup, lands $200M at $1.2B+ valuation techcrunch.com
New Insights Into Intellectual Disability Genetics Emerge sciencedaily.com
When NASA Nearly Gave Boeing All the Crew Funding arstechnica.com
What Is a Cell Type, Really? The Quest to Categorize Life's Myriad Forms nature.com
The 26-Year-Old Who Defied a Dictator time.com
Dark Matter Could Be Hiding as Atom-Sized Black Holes scientificamerican.com
Global Food Delivery Giants Navigate Economic Disparities foodondemand.com
Whales may be communicating across vast distances popsci.com
The Origin of the Asteroid That Killed the Dinosaurs nautil.us
A Materials Scientist Seeks to Extract Lithium from Untapped Sources sciencenews.org
Cybernetic Forests: A Critique of Pure LLM Reason - It's Parrots, All The Way Down substack.com
After several deaths and a massive recall, can Boppy save its brand? fastcompany.com
Radiation should be able to deflect asteroids as large as 4 km across arstechnica.com
The fascinating truth about why common sense isn't really that common newscientist.com

September 24, 2024

Arc creator Josh Miller on why you need a better browser than Chrome theverge.com
Why Do So Many People Want to Eat Moo Deng? futurism.com
When Moving Sideways Makes Sense mit.edu
Canadian Law Firm Data: Six Month Update substack.com
Will A.I. Be a Bust? A Wall Street Skeptic Rings the Alarm nytimes.com
Why Bonobos Founder Andy Dunn's New Startup Aims to Facilitate Friendships inc.com
Beneath the Brushstrokes, Van Gogh's Sky Is Alive With Real-World Physics sciencedaily.com
The road to hell is paved via collaboration, consensus, inclusiveness, stability substack.com
Researcher Explores Brain's Information Sorting Through Eye Studies sciencenews.org
I manage a private yacht marina in Singapore. Here are 3 ways I build trust with wealthy clients businessinsider.com
Letta, one of UC Berkeley's most anticipated AI startups, comes out of stealth techcrunch.com
Why Fort Worth Is Doubling Down on Green Space fastcompany.com
Milan startup opens world's first production facility for glass-based quantum photonic chips thenextweb.com
HIV and illicit drugs are a bad mix: Scientist finds unexpected reason why sciencenews.org
My Experiment With Truth: Playing a high-trust game in a low-trust society substack.com
They've Got a Plan to Fight Global Warming. It Could Alter the Oceans. nytimes.com
How Agentic AI Could Improve Enterprise Data Operations venturebeat.com
Magnifying Deep Space Through the 'Carousel Lens' sciencedaily.com
The dangerous fantasy of cybernetic cops popsci.com
How Did Dark Matter Shape the Universe? This Physicist Has Ideas sciencenews.org
Why the Future of Energy Is Green, but Also Smells Like Oil inc.com
Scientist Disputes That Big Bang Actually Happened futurism.com
The Perfect Escape from Our Online World recode.net
Chef and Entrepreneur José Andrés Says the U.S. Needs to Get Serious About Immigration Reform inc.com
23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki wants to take the struggling company private—then comes the real work fastcompany.com
What a Practical Approach to AI Looks Like, According to an Expert recode.net
Business Travel Can't Be Decarbonized Overnight, but Companies Are Proposing Solutions inc.com
The Boss's Birthday newyorker.com
Jony Ive Is Building His Post-Apple Brand the Patient Way fastcompany.com
The Art of Taking It Slow newyorker.com
Our Magnificent Ocean: Richard Powers on His 3 Greatest Revelations While Writing His Latest Novel, Playground nautil.us
Is Math the Path to Chatbots That Don't Make Stuff Up? nytimes.com
A Cell Biologist Investigates the Balance of Brain Flexibility and Stability sciencenews.org
Scientists Turn to Human Skeletons to Explore Origins of Horseback Riding sciencedaily.com
Ephos aims to disrupt AI and quantum chip market with glass-based design techcrunch.com
A beautiful life in 4 hours per day substack.com
How Preppy Cult Brands Captured the Imaginations and Wallets of Female Consumers inc.com
The Tricky Strategy Behind the Addictive Sports Betting Boom fastcompany.com
The Next Phone Era Is Almost Here. This Is How It's Shaping Up cnet.com
Octopus and Fish Join Forces to Hunt Together popsci.com
Business, Politics, and Cultivating Resilience mit.edu
Can AI Feel Distress? Inside a New Framework to Assess Sentience nature.com
What scientists have learned from 20 years of microplastics research popsci.com
Crack the Chicken-and-Egg Dilemma: How Startups Can Thrive Against the Odds entrepreneur.com
A Biogeochemist Is Tracking the Movements of Toxic Mercury Pollution sciencenews.org
This Is Life in America's Water-Inequality Capital time.com
For Now, There's Only One Good Way to Power AI theatlantic.com
The astrophysicist who may be about to discover how the universe began newscientist.com
Inside the Island Fortress of America's Mega-Billionaires businessinsider.com
World's first fully autonomous underwater robot is piloted by AI thenextweb.com
This Biophysicist's Work Could One Day Let Doctors Control Immune Cells sciencenews.org

September 23, 2024

America's Dairy Farms Have Vanished wired.com
SoftBank's Masayoshi Son Has Been Planning His Comeback techcrunch.com
Welcome to the Era of Deep Doubt wired.com
Why do we have fevers? It's more complicated than 'heat kills bugs.' popsci.com
Linus Torvalds Explains Why Aging Linux Developers Are a Good Thing techcrunch.com
Synex founder builds portable MRIs to test glucose after border detention with 80-pound magnet techcrunch.com
Harvest now, decrypt later: Why hackers are waiting for quantum computing venturebeat.com
In case of extinction, scientists store human genome on a 'memory crystal' that lasts billions of years popsci.com
A Social Network Where Everyone's a Bot theverge.com
New Evidence Shows Heat Destroys Quantum Entanglement wired.com
Scientists Suggest Tiny Black Holes Are Regularly Cruising Through Our Star System futurism.com
Gold Treasure Worth a Fortune Hidden in Forest: Let the Hunt Begin wired.com
No, heritability will not tell you anything about education policy substack.com
To Make Real Progress in Digital Accessibility, We Need a Paradigm Shift venturebeat.com
Researchers Seek New Solutions to Ease Sickle Cell's Extreme Pain scientificamerican.com
California Can Slake the Thirst of Its Farms by Storing Water Underground wired.com
Culture Studies: How Students Learn and Pass On Distinctive Cultures asteriskmag.com
Why the Founder of This 8-Figure Business Traded His CEO Title for a Music Career inc.com
Scientists tap robots and AI to make new materials to curb air pollution fastcompany.com
Startups Going 'Fair Source' to Avoid Open Source Licensing Pitfalls techcrunch.com
The Future Does Not Fit In The Containers Of The Past substack.com
Why Vinod Khosla Is All In on AI time.com
Saharan dust sustains life all over the Atlantic Ocean popsci.com
Making Eggs Without Ovaries asimov.com
The Hard-Luck Texas Town That Bet on Bitcoin—and Lost wired.com
Colleges have a housing crisis. These designers have a plan to solve it fastcompany.com
This Former Substation Was Converted Into a Massive Loft digg.com
Why Prompt Engineering Is One of the Most Valuable Skills Today venturebeat.com

September 22, 2024

How the Earth-Shaking Theory of Plate Tectonics Was Born sciencenews.org
Scientists Building Giant 'Evidence Banks' to Create Effective Policies nature.com
What It Means That New AIs Can "Reason" recode.net
Vaporizing Plastics Recycles Them Into Gas arstechnica.com
The Most Important Interest Rate axios.com
Tale of Two Academies tabletmag.com
Internal exile: Artificial intentionality substack.com
A Hovercraft Built From Scratch Sails 'Like Magic' nytimes.com
Moksha: The Gamified Meditation Device Makes Breath Work Exercises More Engaging techcrunch.com
Shelf: A Social Network Based on Media Consumption techcrunch.com
This 20-Year-Old Fashion Fund Has Launched American Designers to Stardom fastcompany.com
Regulating AI Is Easier Than You Think time.com
After Apple, Jony Ive Is Building an Empire of His Own nytimes.com

September 21, 2024

Mathematicians define a new shape—and you've probably seen it popsci.com
How 'Embeddings' Encode What Words Mean - Sort Of quantamagazine.org
A Record of Earth's Temperature Covering Half a Billion Years arstechnica.com
What Does the Future of the Food Industry Look Like? inc.com
Hegel Meets Hegel tabletmag.com
DNA Computing Evolves: New System Stores Data, Plays Chess, and Solves Sudoku Puzzles singularityhub.com
Hidden Patterns Show Nobel Prize Science Trends scientificamerican.com
Mathematicians Discover New Class of Shape Seen Throughout Nature nature.com
How to Prepare for the Coming Quantum Leap fastcompany.com
Adam Neumann's startup Flow opens co-living community in Saudi Arabia techcrunch.com
Unpacking Vinyl's Remarkable Revival: A Statistical Analysis digg.com
How This Founder Partnered With Google and UNICEF to Bring More Women Into Tech inc.com
This Stunning Remote Island Took Control of Its Energy Destiny. I Saw it First-Hand cnet.com
Josh Johnson Has Become the Funniest Guy on the Internet wired.com
India approves development of reusable launcher, space station module arstechnica.com
Mathematicians Discover New Shapes to Solve Decades-Old Geometry Problem quantamagazine.org
How Doc Martens Has Transcended Trends to Stay Relevant for Over 60 Years inc.com
Why the Mediterranean diet is so good for us newscientist.com
China's AI Firms Cleverly Innovating Around Chip Bans economist.com
Do AI models produce more original ideas than researchers? nature.com
One company appears to be thriving as part of NASA's return to the Moon arstechnica.com
Black Hole Jets on the Scale of the Cosmic Web nature.com
A Neutrino Mass Mismatch Could Shake Cosmology's Foundations sciencenews.org
I asked Bill Gates why there are still so many hungry children recode.net
Scientists Discover New Evidence Earth May Once Have Had a Ring Like Saturn singularityhub.com
A 485-Million-Year History of Earth's Surface Temperature sciencemag.org
How AI Could Open Up a World of Accessibility for Everyone cnet.com
M&As and AI in Spotlight, but Capital Remains for Quick Commerce and More techcrunch.com
Grok's Image Generator Black Forest Labs Raising $100M at $1B Valuation, Sources Say techcrunch.com
Grid-Scale Batteries: Not Just Lithium arstechnica.com
Networks of Beliefs: Theory Integrates Internal and External Dynamics sciencedaily.com

September 20, 2024

How Natural Cycles Became the Femtech Poster Child of This Post-Roe Moment inc.com
Robot Placed Under the Control of a Fungal Overlord arstechnica.com
MIT develops recyclable 3D-printed glass blocks for construction techcrunch.com
Earth's Global Temperature Has Changed Drastically Over Nearly Half a Billion Years, Driven by Carbon Dioxide sciencedaily.com
What I Learned From My Medical Mystery Era time.com
Was Thalidomide Safe? Frances Oldham Kelsey Was Not Convinced scientificamerican.com
New Battery Designs Could Lead to Gains in Power and Capacity economist.com
Lyft's Citi Bike Algorithm Exploitation: A Lucrative Side Hustle techcrunch.com
After a family health crisis during my sabbatical, I'm trying to embrace the positive sciencemag.org
Why These Innovators Are Concerned About a Power Grid Crisis inc.com
Bonobos founder bets on friendship axios.com
This Robotic Knee Exoskeleton Is Made from Consumer Braces and Drone Motors techcrunch.com
Meet the MIT Professor with Eight Climate Startups and $2.5 Billion in Funding forbes.com
Early Dark Energy Could Resolve Cosmology's Two Biggest Puzzles sciencedaily.com
The value of our values: When Nietzsche used the tools of philology to explore the nature of morality, he became a 'philosopher of the future' aeon.co
The Age of Scams time.com
Nuro Shifts Focus from Delivery Robots to Licensing its Autonomous Tech foodondemand.com
Learning, Loving & Meaning-Making: The Authenticity Industrial Complex and the Currency of Vulnerability substack.com
A climate solution is here, and it has four stomachs: Dairy and meat don't have to induce guilt—or climate change—as farming is about to change fastcompany.com
Elderly Monkeys Aged More Slowly When Given Common Diabetes Drug singularityhub.com
Strange Visual Auras Could Hold the Key to Better Migraine Treatments wired.com
How the US and Its Allies Can Rebuild Economic Security technologyreview.com
Positioning with April Dunford: The "No Differentiation" Illusion substack.com
Swiss Startup Bets on Photonic Chips to Cut Data Centre Energy Consumption thenextweb.com
How GenAI Changes Creative Work mit.edu
Live Fuller, Not Bigger every.to
The Outrageous Scheme to Capture and Sell Greenland's Meltwater wired.com
The Beautiful Mess: Trees, Journeys, and Loops (and the Functional Model Trap) substack.com
Most Electric-Car Batteries Could Soon Be Made by Recycling Old Ones economist.com
How biobots arise from the cells of dead organisms popsci.com
Better Management Through Anthropology strategy-business.com
Twenty Years of Microplastics Pollution Research: What Have We Learned? sciencemag.org
Why Exceptional Leadership Is So Rare time.com
Career Break Coaches Help People Quit Jobs to Find Their Next Step fastcompany.com
How slowing down made me a more productive scientist sciencemag.org
The Strange Story of the Algorithm Meant to Solve Life, the Universe and Everything scientificamerican.com

September 19, 2024

The Art of Scaling Taste: How MSCHF Turns Irreverent Ideas into a Real Business every.to
YouTube's CEO Explains Why He Pays Creators So Much and How He'll Fight Election Denial businessinsider.com
Russia's Espionage War in the Arctic newyorker.com
Why the words we use in physics obscure the true nature of reality newscientist.com
The Perfect Watch Costs $20 theatlantic.com
Cancer, the Master of Hijacking substack.com
Researchers Spot Largest Black Hole Jets Ever Discovered arstechnica.com
Mystery of Deep-Ocean 'Biotwang' Sound Has Finally Been Solved scientificamerican.com
The Cassandra Complex: The Androgynous Mind substack.com
Ryan Breslow's $450 Million Bolt Round in Chaos: Restraining Orders and Dumbfounded Investors forbes.com
Lucky You! theatlantic.com
Have We Reached Peak Human? venturebeat.com
Quantum 'Ghost Imaging' Reveals the Dark Side of Plants scientificamerican.com
Is Culture Dying? newyorker.com
Algorithm startup QMill vows to become 'first to provide quantum advantage' thenextweb.com
Francis Kurkdjian: The Perfumer Behind the Internet's Favorite Fragrance newyorker.com
Physicists discover "hidden turbulence" in van Gogh's Starry Night arstechnica.com
The Man Riding a Lion tabletmag.com
Productivity Is a Drag. Work Is Divine. theatlantic.com
The UK's $1-Billion Bet to Create Technologies That Change the World nature.com
Dead Internet Theory Comes to Life with New AI-Powered Social Media App arstechnica.com
Did the Pandemic Break Our Brains? time.com
The "Deep Doubt" Era Is Here Due to AI Fakes arstechnica.com
Ready, Set, Grow: The Biotech Plants You Can Buy Now technologyreview.com
How Israel Built a Modern-Day Trojan Horse: Exploding Pagers nytimes.com
How Language Models Work: A 100-Percent Jargon-Free Guide every.to
Dark Energy May Be Weakening, Major Astrophysics Study Finds quantamagazine.org
How Law Roach Creates Fashion Icons newyorker.com
What if a virus could reverse antibiotic resistance? popsci.com
Meet the Radio-Obsessed Civilian Shaping Ukraine's Drone Defense technologyreview.com
When Einstein and Kafka Met nautil.us
After 2,600 years, we finally know how static electricity really works popsci.com
How to Make an Argument That's Actually Persuasive time.com
Chickadees Show How Species Boundaries Can Shift and Blur scientificamerican.com
Quantum Feat: Physicists Observe Entangled Quarks for First Time nature.com
The Secret Father of Modern Computing: How Ed Roberts Created the Personal Computer Industry—and Then Walked Away every.to
Larger Teams in Academic Research Worsen Career Prospects, Study Finds sciencedaily.com
The perplexing puzzle of a 'Horned Serpent' cave painting popsci.com
The Rise and Fall of Steve Jobs's Greatest Rival: Adam Osborne every.to
Artisan Studios Wants to Make Your Mobile Ordering Friendly Using Generative AI foodondemand.com
The Misfit Who Built the IBM PC: Don Estridge broke all of Big Blue's rules to create the home computer every.to
How Inflation Fooled Almost Everybody newyorker.com
She Built a Microcomputer Empire From Her Suburban Home: The Untold Story of Lore Harp McGovern every.to

September 18, 2024

Why Data Science Alone Won't Make Your Product Successful venturebeat.com
Scientists Find a Long-Sought Electric Field in Earth's Atmosphere sciencenews.org
Model Routing: The Secret Weapon for Maximizing AI Efficiency in Enterprises venturebeat.com
Pregnancy overhauls the brain. Here's what that looks like sciencenews.org
Can Solar Farms and Crop Farms Coexist? sciencenews.org
Go Makes a Comeback: What's Fueling Its Revival? venturebeat.com
Path to Prosperity for Planet and People Shrinking Rapidly, Scientists Warn sciencedaily.com
How Philips CEO Roy Jakobs Is Turning the Company Around After a Major Recall theverge.com
Who's the Worst Actor in Movie History? A Statistical Analysis digg.com
Intuitive Machines lands $4.8B NASA contract to build Earth-Moon communications infrastructure techcrunch.com
Complexity, Problem-solving matter: Life is starting to look a lot less like an outcome of chemistry and physics, and more like a computational process aeon.co
Meet the Advocates and Researchers Revolutionizing Sickle Cell Care scientificamerican.com
Snoring isn't just a nuisance, it's dangerous. Why can't we treat it? newscientist.com
How CrossFit Became the New Power Lunch inc.com
Rare Woolly Rhino Mummies Emerge from the Permafrost arstechnica.com
Climate Change-Triggered 2023 Mega-Landslide Caused Earth to Vibrate for Nine Days sciencedaily.com
Archaeologists believe this Bronze Age board game is the oldest yet found arstechnica.com
What the Polaris Dawn Mission Could Reveal About Human Health in Space theverge.com
How Cerebras Is Breaking the GPU Bottleneck on AI Inference venturebeat.com
One Couple's Tireless Crusade to Stop a Genetic Killer wired.com
How El Niño and Mega Ocean Warming Caused the Greatest-Ever Mass Extinction sciencedaily.com
A New Era of Work: The Portfolio Career digg.com
GiftAMeal Feeds Millions by Blending Charity and Restaurant Marketing foodondemand.com
Forget Drones. Soon, Helicopters Will Fly Themselves inc.com
Mega El Niños kicked off the world's worst mass extinction sciencenews.org
Sierra Space Is Pulling Oxygen From Dust to Support Future Astronauts on the Moon inc.com
Telegram Turmoil Threatens Dominant Chronicle of Ukraine War nytimes.com
How Trump Weaponized White Rural America's Shame time.com
Don't Bet Against the Move to Clean Energy mit.edu
Immortal creatures may reveal clues to contagious cancers sciencemag.org
Here's the cleaned title: In 70 Years of TV History, Here's the One Genre That Fell Off a Cliff digg.com
Finland's IQM Produces 30 Full-Stack Quantum Computers thenextweb.com

September 17, 2024

Space: The dawn of Polaris techcrunch.com
Are Your Morals Too Good to Be True? newyorker.com
How Entrepreneurs Can Leverage Distribution to Unlock New Growth Opportunities entrepreneur.com
Jumping Over AI's Uncanny Valley every.to
Even with a $150 billion valuation, OpenAI is far from a sure bet fastcompany.com
Understanding the unseen: Toxic tactics - Understanding the online bad faith playbook substack.com
The Chinese Chipmaker at the Heart of the U.S.-China Tech War nytimes.com
The Music Industry's '90s Hard Drives Are Dying wired.com
Only Disconnect tabletmag.com
Tech's emissions may be higher than disclosed due to 'creative accounting' techcrunch.com
For the first time, part of the ocean has been granted legal personhood popsci.com
Meet the Winners of the 2024 Ig Nobel Prizes arstechnica.com
An ER Doctor's Cure for America's Gun Epidemic wired.com
Where Did Viruses Come From? AlphaFold and Other AIs Are Finding Answers nature.com
How History Did the Dodo Wrong nautil.us
Witchcraft Is Big Business on Etsy forbes.com
How TechBio Is Shaking Up Pharma: Change Is Coming Through AI fastcompany.com
What the World Can Learn from the India Stack strategy-business.com
How standard screws cracked a 173-year-old architectural mystery popsci.com
A Single Peptide Helps Starfish Shed Limbs When Attacked arstechnica.com
CREME AI and CRISPR in Tandem sciencedaily.com
Was Life on Earth Inevitable or Incredible? scientificamerican.com
Model Merging: A Survey substack.com
Tailored Microbe Communities sciencedaily.com
Physics Team Electrifies the Quantum World sciencedaily.com
ChatGPT techcrunch.com
Tougher Concrete, Inspired by Bone sciencedaily.com
San Francisco Pizzeria Finds Success Offering Unique Menu Despite Naysayers entrepreneur.com
A Rose by Any Other Name: How language restricts scientific thinking, and how we're working to change it substack.com
The tech that changed elections forever popsci.com
Beyond Bedside Manner: How Physician CEOs Get It Done fastcompany.com
The AI expert who says artificial general intelligence is nonsense newscientist.com
Cells Across the Tree of Life Exchange 'Text Messages' Using RNA quantamagazine.org

September 16, 2024

Can Academic Bullying Be Stopped? sciencemag.org
Insights into Notorious 'Alzheimer's Gene' Fuel Hope for Staving Off Dementia sciencemag.org
Americans in These Jobs Are the Happiest digg.com
The Misery Bomb asteriskmag.com
The World's Top Tax Havens by Offshore Wealth digg.com
Where are the recent selective sweeps? substack.com
Sal Khan on the critical human skills for an AI age: Khan Academy's founder says 'intangible' work skills can become more tangible time.com
How Much $100 Is Worth in Each State, Mapped digg.com
Ancient DNA from Rapa Nui (Easter Island) Refutes Best-Selling Population Collapse Theory sciencedaily.com
Science Breeds New Generation of Booming Deeptech Startups in Estonia thenextweb.com
The Great Data Integration Schlep: To Analyze Data, You Have to Get It in One Place substack.com
Stephen Hawking Was Wrong: Extremal Black Holes Are Possible wired.com
Flowers Use Adjustable 'Paint by Numbers' Petal Designs to Attract Pollinators sciencedaily.com
Microscale Robot Folds Into 3D Shapes and Crawls sciencedaily.com
Development Finance Done Right: Andrew Herscowitz asteriskmag.com
The Cat Was Never Found substack.com
Gut check: Can Viome's microbiome tests improve your health? fastcompany.com
How to Fine-Tune AI for Prosperity technologyreview.com
This Breakdown of US Median Household Incomes Highlights America's Best and Worst Parts digg.com
The risk of beauty: W Eugene Smith's photos of the Minamata disaster aeon.co
Youth Unemployment Is Worst in These World Regions digg.com
How I Went to War Against 3 Million Rats businessinsider.com
OpenAI's Q1 Model, Explained: Chain of Thought Opens a New Paradigm in AI Progress every.to
Inside the Texas Factory Where a Gravel-Shooting Machine Pummels Self-Healing Cars popsci.com
Some Pterosaurs Would Flap, Others Would Soar sciencedaily.com
The US considers sovereign wealth fund; Alaska's model funds universal basic income businessinsider.com
Cohere Co-Founder Nick Frosst's Indie Band, Good Kid, Is Almost as Successful as His AI Company techcrunch.com
Virtues and vices: Rather than being a cringey personal failing, awkwardness is a collective rupture – and a chance to rewrite the social script aeon.co
A Walk Through the Crypto Jungle at Korea Blockchain Week techcrunch.com

September 15, 2024

Your CEO's Favorite Podcast theverge.com
Is the Kroger-Albertsons merger doomed? Explaining the deal's chances and impact on consumers fastcompany.com
Heart Aerospace Unveils 30-Seat Electric Aircraft Prototype thenextweb.com
SpaceX Polaris Dawn Mission: Revealing Spaceflight's Impact on the Human Body singularityhub.com
How the Oceans' Most Abundant Bacteria Impact Global Nutrient Flows sciencedaily.com
Every Fusion Startup That Has Raised Over $300M techcrunch.com
The Neanderthals May Have Become Extinct Due to Isolated Lifestyle sciencedaily.com
What to Read This Weekend: Cosmic Horror Sci-Fi, and the Quest to Understand How Life Began engadget.com
Researchers Combine AI and Connectome to Predict Brain Cell Activity sciencedaily.com
A new understanding of tinnitus and deafness could help reverse both newscientist.com
Newly Discovered Gene May Influence Longevity sciencedaily.com
Court clears researchers of defamation for identifying manipulated data arstechnica.com
Can this company's microbiome tests improve your health? fastcompany.com
Solving the 250-Year-Old Mystery of the Origin and Global Spread of the German Cockroach, Blattella germanica pnas.org
Bizarre nine-day seismic signal caused by epic landslide in Greenland arstechnica.com
Why ORNG's Founder Pivoted from College Food Ordering to Real-Time Money Transfer techcrunch.com
UK Gives Sneak Peek of Novel Fusion Reactor Shaped Like Cored Apple singularityhub.com
What was the first color in the universe? popsci.com
Remembering where meals came from key for small bird's survival arstechnica.com
The Superstorm Era Is Upon Us time.com
Organisms Created in Laboratory Are "Third State" Beyond Life and Death, Scientists Say futurism.com
Pari Passu: An Overview of the Pharma Sector substack.com

September 14, 2024

The Noösphere: What if There's Nothing To Be Fixed? substack.com
A New Gene Therapy Reprograms Cancer Cells to Fight Themselves singularityhub.com
Evidence of "Snowball Earth" Found in Ancient Rocks arstechnica.com
Simple Shift Could Make Low Earth Orbit Satellites High-Capacity sciencedaily.com
From Kyrgyzstan to the U.S.: 6 Ways I Turned My Vision into a Thriving Business Overseas entrepreneur.com
When Daycares in Helsinki Installed Air Purifiers, Kids Stopped Getting Sick as Often fastcompany.com
Can AI help female founders get funded? fastcompany.com
How an AI 'debunkbot' can change a conspiracy theorist's mind popsci.com
Geothermal Energy Could Outperform Nuclear Power economist.com
Scientists Uncover the Universal Geometry of Geology quantamagazine.org
Scientists' Life-Saving Prediction of the Iceland Eruption quantamagazine.org
Feeling Gravity's Pull nautil.us
Ukrainian Startup Plans to Defend Companies from Disinformation with AI thenextweb.com
Ritual Sacrifice at Chichén Itzá sciencedaily.com
A New Brain Mapping Study Reveals Depression's Signature in the Brain singularityhub.com
Don't ask if AI can make art — ask how AI can be art theverge.com
Breadfruit Is Here to Save the World wired.com
Why Comparing AI Image Editing to Photoshop Downplays the Risks theverge.com
The World's Biggest Bitcoin Mine Is Rattling This Texas Oil Town wired.com
Everything Is Amazing: Why, Boredom, Why? substack.com
Neuroscientists and Architects Are Using This Enormous Laboratory to Make Buildings Better technologyreview.com
German startup secures $62M for 'carbon negative' biogas power plants thenextweb.com
Can $90B in Broadband Funding Close the Digital Divide? cnet.com
Why Reddit Is the Internet's Last Great Hope fastcompany.com
How to Build the Perfect C-Suite for Sustainable Business Growth entrepreneur.com
Why Hyundai Is All In on Hydrogen fastcompany.com
Fei-Fei Li's World Labs Emerges from Stealth with $230M in Funding techcrunch.com
The Perfect Escape from Our Online World recode.net
The Brain Aged More Slowly in Monkeys Given a Cheap Diabetes Drug nature.com
NASA confirms it's developing the Moon's new time zone engadget.com
Swedish Startup Aims to Pay Flight Trackers Using Blockchain thenextweb.com
Why Do We Crumble Under Pressure? Science Has the Answer nature.com
How to watch Polaris Dawn astronauts attempt the first commercial spacewalk engadget.com
How Bad China's Startup Scene Looks Now techcrunch.com
Searching for the secrets behind the Little Red Dots popsci.com

September 13, 2024

Millennials Loved Megabus. So Why Did It Go Mega-Bust? digg.com
Ancient Rapanui Genomes Reveal Resilience and Pre-European Contact with the Americas nature.com
OpenAI's New O1 Model Is Slower, On Purpose engadget.com
Broken Blades, Angry Fishermen and Rising Costs Slow Offshore Wind nytimes.com
The Perfect Escape from Our Online World vox.com
AI chatbots might be better at swaying conspiracy theorists than humans arstechnica.com
The Search for What Shook the Earth for Nine Days Straight quantamagazine.org
Tune.FM wants to take on Spotify by using crypto to pay artists more per stream techcrunch.com
A New Quantum Cheshire Cat Thought Experiment Is Out of the Box scientificamerican.com
The Long Road to Genuine AI Mastery time.com
A fresh understanding of OCD is opening routes to new treatments newscientist.com
Richard Powers on What We Do to the Earth newyorker.com
How a Scientific Dispute Spiraled Into a Defamation Lawsuit newyorker.com
Google's 7-Year Mission to Give AI a Robot Body wired.com
The Golden Age of Jewish Hockey tabletmag.com
A New Report Raises Concerns About the Future of NASA engadget.com
How Should We Create Things? newyorker.com
The gold hydrogen rush: Does Earth contain near-limitless clean fuel? newscientist.com
Redefining CNAPP: A Complete Guide To the Future of Cloud Security substack.com
Life on Alien Planets Probably Wouldn't Experience Day and Night: How That May Change Evolution singularityhub.com
Why Y Combinator Companies Are Flocking to Banking and HR Startup Every techcrunch.com
My Dead Father Is "Writing" Me Notes Again arstechnica.com
Discovery of a New Phase of Matter in 2D Defying Normal Statistical Mechanics sciencedaily.com
Risky Play Exercises an Ancestral Need to Push Limits sciencedaily.com
Europa Clipper: NASA's Mission to Jupiter's Oceanic Moon scientificamerican.com
How "Personhood Credentials" Could Help Prove You're Human Online technologyreview.com
Alien Spaceships Could Be Detected Using Gravitational Waves wired.com
Sleep and dreams: Spinning the night self - After years of insomnia, I threw off the effort to sleep and embraced the peculiar openness I found in the darkest hours aeon.co
Climate Change: Scientists Will Engineer the Ocean to Absorb More Carbon Dioxide scientificamerican.com
Larry Silverstein Spent Years Tussling With the City to Rebuild the World Trade Center. Now He's Ready to Talk About It inc.com
Dutch 'Seabed Security' Robots Have Caught the Eye of NATO thenextweb.com
McKinsey Technology Trends Outlook 2024 mckinsey.com
Startup Turns Biogas Plant Waste into Manure, Raises $62M techcrunch.com
Erik Hoel substack.com
Falling Down a Rabbit Hole in Real Life: Neurologists Begin to Understand Alice in Wonderland Syndrome nautil.us
The Button Problem of AI: What's the real reason AI hasn't yet delivered on its hype? every.to
The Devil in the Details: The Doctor Who Said No to Thalidomide scientificamerican.com
Why physicists are rethinking the route to a theory of everything newscientist.com
Why This Great Mathematician Wanted a Heptadecagon on His Tombstone scientificamerican.com
CRISPR-Enhanced Viruses Are Being Deployed Against UTIs wired.com
Iron Was Life's Primeval Metal sciencedaily.com
Rapa Nui's Population History Rewritten Using Ancient DNA nature.com
Race Day: The Hoonigan Bankruptcy is Bullshit - Change Your Name and Lead 27 Brands into Bankruptcy - The Wheel Pros Story substack.com

September 12, 2024

How to Protect Satellites Against "Killer Electrons" economist.com
Whales need krill to survive. We want it for supplements. popsci.com
Will California Flip the AI Industry on Its Head? theverge.com
These sub-1mm robots morph and crawl with an electric zap techcrunch.com
Avoiding Harm in Technology Innovation mit.edu
Why does heart disease affect so many young South Asians? nature.com
Atomic Clocks and Quantum Sensors Could Be the GPS of the Future inc.com
Long-Lasting Heart Failure Treatment Could Be a Game-Changer nature.com
Neanderthals' social isolation may have sped up their extinction popsci.com
Fractional Executives: A Force Multiplier for Startups and a Potential Career Path substack.com
Anthropic's Mike Krieger Wants to Build AI Products That Are Worth the Hype theverge.com
Can New York City Become a Fashion Manufacturing Capital Again? inc.com
Human embryo models are getting more realistic — raising ethical questions nature.com
The World's First Nuclear Clock Is on the Horizon economist.com
Tackling Challenges With Data Governance mit.edu
Build the Right C-Suite Team for Your Strategy mit.edu
How Human-Informed AI Leads to More Accurate Digital Twins mit.edu
AI Helps Extreme Microbe Reveal How Life's Building Blocks Adapt to High Pressure sciencedaily.com
The World's First Nuclear Clock Is Finally Ticking scientificamerican.com
Megabus was a hit with millennials. Then Wall Street vultures swooped in businessinsider.com
You can buy a diamond-making machine for $200,000 on Alibaba arstechnica.com
What Would a World Run by Women Actually Look Like? substack.com
Easter Island genomes show no sign of population collapse arstechnica.com
Which Generative AI Model Is Right for Your Business? inc.com
A fresh understanding of OCD is opening routes to new treatments newscientist.com
Patagonia's Nonprofit Arm Gives $1 Million to Revolutionize California's Farms fastcompany.com
A Silent Culprit Behind the Housing Market's Shortage of Entry-Level Homes fastcompany.com
Rotterdam Startup Aims to Improve Laparoscopy with Turbine Tech thenextweb.com
Self-Medicating Gorillas and Traditional Healers Provide Clues for New Drug Discovery sciencedaily.com
Coco's Hybrid Fleet of Food Delivery Robots Poised for Major Urban Rollout foodondemand.com
The Four Guardrails That Enable Agility mit.edu
Scientists Expand the Genetic Alphabet to Create New Proteins sciencedaily.com

September 11, 2024

Agentic AI: A Deep Dive into the Future of Automation venturebeat.com
Polaris Dawn Astronauts Reach Record High Orbit Above Earth nytimes.com
The big Baltic bomb cleanup popsci.com
The Shadow Dollar: Fueling the Financial Underworld wsj.com
A Movie Camera for the Cosmos nautil.us
Drybaby: A Dating App for the 'Sober Curious' Movement techcrunch.com
The immune system of trans men reveals how hormones shape immunity nature.com
Product Managers are not Designers substack.com
A Better Way to Unlock Innovation and Drive Change mit.edu
Europe Has Opened a Door to a Universal Wallet. The Web's Inventor Wants to Enter thenextweb.com
Sailors, exiles, merchants and philosophers: how the ancient Greeks played with language to express a seaborne imagination aeon.co
How two amateur schools pulled a generation of thinkers from the workers and teachers of the 19th-century American Midwest aeon.co
OpenAI's New Model, Strawberry, Explained: ChatGPT's Next Big Evolution every.to
Bitcoin Miners Got Kicked Out of China. Now They're Sucking America Dry digg.com
Windows NT vs. Unix: A design comparison substack.com
Cambridge startup analyzes 'multi-omics' data to discover new heart drugs thenextweb.com
An Explorer of Abyssal Depths Looks to Oceans on Other Worlds quantamagazine.org
What Makes Companies Do the Right Thing? mit.edu
How the hidden lives of dinosaurs are being revealed by new technology newscientist.com
How Entrepreneurs Are Fighting Back Against an Invisible Toxic Threat inc.com
Should We Be Receiving Mystical Truths on Our Phones? nytimes.com
The College Dropout Who Invested Billions to Cozy Up With Elon Musk wsj.com
Founder Mode: A Liar's Perspective substack.com
100x Improvement in Sight Seen After Gene Therapy Trial sciencedaily.com
Why this South L.A. hotspot ditched the restaurant model to become a nonprofit fastcompany.com
Back to the Future: Two Books That Tried to Predict How Science Would Evolve nature.com
How Fearless Organizations Succeed strategy-business.com
Particles that damage satellites can be flushed out of orbit economist.com
Neurode wants to treat and track ADHD symptoms through a wearable headband techcrunch.com

September 10, 2024

In Warm, Greasy Puddles, the Spark of Life? quantamagazine.org
Countdown to a Nuclear Clock nature.com
Robert Putnam on How to Reduce Workplace Loneliness and Polarization time.com
Eggs from older mice regain youth when grown in young cells nature.com
The First Nuclear Clock Will Test if Fundamental Constants Change quantamagazine.org
The plot to topple Putin businessinsider.com
The end of the 1 billion active user ad-supported consumer startup substack.com
The Future Does Not Fit In The Containers Of The Past substack.com
The Unmade Monster: Orcs Probably Aren't What You Think They Are, in Tolkien's World or Ours substack.com
Finally, Miami-based AI bookkeeping startup, raises $200M in equity and debt techcrunch.com
Quantum Computing: The Inevitable Threat to Information Security thenextweb.com
Paradigm launches to reinvent the spreadsheet with generative AI venturebeat.com
Salem's Old Coal Plant to Become Offshore Wind Terminal fastcompany.com
Skills Training Links Psychological Safety to Revenue Growth mit.edu
Astrophysics: AI Shines a New Light on Exoplanets sciencedaily.com
Audible recruits voice actors to train audiobook-generating AI techcrunch.com
Six Experts on What We've Learned about Returning to the Office time.com
Transparent mice reveal organs at work using light-absorbing dye nature.com
The Cellular Secret to Resisting the Pressure of the Deep Sea quantamagazine.org
Ice Bucket Challenge Reveals That Bacteria Can Anticipate the Seasons sciencedaily.com
A.I. Can Now Create Lifelike Videos. Can You Tell What's Real? nytimes.com
Are the Operating Systems of the Future Immutable? thenextweb.com
How the most precise clock ever could change our view of the cosmos newscientist.com
The improbable voyage of Starship Titanic, the 1998 Douglas Adams video game filled with 'unhinged' chatbots popsci.com
How Influencers and Algorithms Mobilize Propaganda — and Distort Reality nature.com
Is AI the Future of Sales? Salesforce's New Models Could Change the Game venturebeat.com
How Workplace Safety Improves Performance mit.edu
Digging Into The Coal Industry substack.com
The Human Costs of the Research-Assessment Culture nature.com
The Ordained Rabbi Who Bought a Porn Company time.com
Danzy Senna Is Amused by Your Mixed Feelings newyorker.com
How Are Hit Songs Rediscovered Decades Later? A Statistical Analysis digg.com

September 09, 2024

Inside Female Founders Fund's Mission to Support Women-Led Companies inc.com
Could You Live Without a Refrigerator? Science May Soon Make Chilling Everything Unnecessary fastcompany.com
Get ready for a tumultuous era of GPU cost volatility venturebeat.com
The Biggest Controversy in Cosmology Just Got Bigger wired.com
Sunamp's thermal battery uses chemical found in salt-and-vinegar chips techcrunch.com
Is Accidentally Stumbling Across the Unknown a Key Part of Science? arstechnica.com
How Dating Apps Contribute to the Demographic Crisis: The Consequences of Monetizing Love substack.com
OnlyFans Cracked the Code on Internet Porn and Now It's Minting Money businessinsider.com
The Oakland Ballers: The Bay Area's Coolest Startup Baseball Team techcrunch.com
The '90s VR Backpack Gamers Hated popsci.com
Bill Gates Has a Good Feeling About AI theverge.com
The Golden Age of Arctic Research arstechnica.com
The 6 Qualities of a Wise Leader and How to Cultivate Them inc.com
Artificial Intelligence Made Simple: The Current State of AI Markets substack.com
AI Orchestration: Crafting Harmony or Creating Dependency? venturebeat.com
What AI in Music Can — and Can't — Do recode.net
Scientists Use Wild Trick to Create Transparent Mice Where You Can See Their Internal Organs futurism.com
Government Scientist Investigating Whether Aging Parts of Your Brain Can Be Replaced With Cloned Tissue futurism.com
WaveCore Runs Through Concrete Wall with Gigabit-Speed Network Signal arstechnica.com
Louis Pasteur's Devotion to Truth Transformed What We Know About Health and Disease sciencenews.org
The Wrong Kind of City? asteriskmag.com

September 08, 2024

There's Only One Way to Stop Video Games from Exploiting You digg.com
Cable TV's Collapse Deepens: 'There Is No Longer Any Floor' digg.com
Lucid reinvents the electric motor by thinking small. Really small. popsci.com
Where the Next Billion Creatives Will Come From fastcompany.com
What's that smell—and how'd you know? popsci.com
Astronomers really like the South Pole, but why? popsci.com
Astronauts and aquanauts: What does the sea have to do with space? popsci.com
Coinbase's No-Good, Very Bad Summer theverge.com
How a Viral AI Image Catapulted a Mexican Startup to a Major Adidas Contract techcrunch.com
Nobody Was Reading Him. Now He's the World's Best Spy Writer. wsj.com
How do you keep pilots and passengers of sea planes safe? popsci.com
NASA's Plan Falters, China Aims to Lead Mars Sample Return arstechnica.com
Why do we have earlobes? They make no evolutionary sense. popsci.com
Microglia: How the brain's immune cells may be causing dementia newscientist.com
Thinking in Bets: The Dynamics of Status and Power substack.com
Why This Wall Street Firm Wants Its Traders to Play Poker wsj.com
Why So Many People Are Going "No Contact" with Their Parents newyorker.com
Aptos CEO Mo Shaikh Shares Journey to Web3 and Market Opportunities in Asia and Middle East techcrunch.com

September 07, 2024

Ground Truths: Joseph Allen on the Pivotal Importance of Air Quality, Ventilation and Exposures for Our Health substack.com
Roblox's CEO on Getting to 1 Billion Users theverge.com
AI Isn't Magic, but Can It Be 'Agentic'? nytimes.com
Here's the cleaned title: Read the full story technologyreview.com
Modern Data 101: Operationalizing Data Product Delivery in the Data Ecosystem substack.com
Start Your Electric Motors? How NASCAR is Balancing Commitments to Sustainability and the Combustion Engine time.com
Researchers Create a One-Dimensional Gas out of Light sciencedaily.com
Groups Underpin Modern Math. Here's How They Work. quantamagazine.org
Yuval Noah Harari's Apocalyptic Vision theatlantic.com
Playing Dungeons & Dragons Helps Autistic Players in Social Interactions arstechnica.com
First Metal Part 3D-Printed in Space Paves Way for Deeper Cosmic Missions thenextweb.com
How the Higgs Field Gives Mass to Elementary Particles quantamagazine.org
Why Generalists Own the Future: In the Age of AI, It's Better to Know a Little About a Lot Than a Lot About a Little every.to
The growing movement to help workers achieve digital balance fastcompany.com
These Sexual Wellness Brands Are Busting Taboos and Getting Investors on Board inc.com
Humans Have Evolved to Digest Starch More Easily Since the Advent of Farming nature.com
Polysecure: The Book Behind the Open Marriage Trend businessinsider.com
Our Memories Are Stored in Triplicate: Parallel Copies Allow Recollections to Be Both Stable and Adaptable nautil.us
Can't Find A Job? It's Not You, It's White-Collar America digg.com
The History in Our Genes sciencemag.org
Move over, atomic clocks: Nuclear clocks are on the way popsci.com
How to Give Away a Fortune newyorker.com
Robots Are Coming to the Kitchen: What That Could Mean for Society and Culture singularityhub.com
Dancing Galaxies Make a Monster at the Cosmic Dawn sciencedaily.com
How a Cold Email to a VC Helped Salon Software Startup Mangomint Raise $35M techcrunch.com
Say goodbye to static user interfaces: The future is generative interfaces, which evolve based on user interactions and preferences fastcompany.com
Man Arrested for Creating Fake Bands With AI, Then Making $10 Million by Listening to Their Songs With Bots futurism.com
Deciphering the Impact of Genomic Variation on Function nature.com

September 06, 2024

Moon GPS Is Coming wired.com
A Common Food Dye Can Make Skin Transparent economist.com
AI and the Technological Richter Scale substack.com
An Exclusive Look Inside the $1 Billion Renovation of San Francisco's Transamerica Pyramid fastcompany.com
The Weirdest Startup in Healthcare Has a Blank Check from General Catalyst businessinsider.com
Rich Countries Are Flooding the Developing World with Their Used Gas Cars recode.net
Olympic-caliber copper microbes address copper shortage techcrunch.com
Waste management won't solve the plastics problem - we need to cut consumption nature.com
Desperate remedies: In order to make headway on knotty metaphysical problems, philosophers should look to the methods used by scientists aeon.co
Mintlify: Building a Next-Gen Platform for Software Documentation techcrunch.com
Images of blood vessels in mouse brain revealed by reversible dye and laser imaging axios.com
The First Good Glimpse of the Earth's Mantle nautil.us
Start-Up Investors Push Back Against Venture Capital's Bigger-Is-Better Mantra nytimes.com
Sakana AI scores $100M to challenge OpenAI, Anthropic as 'world class' AI lab venturebeat.com
Water Worlds May Be More Common and Habitable Than Previously Thought arstechnica.com
The Internet Archive Lost an Important Copyright Case: How It Will Impact You and Me digg.com
Founder mode is the latest fault line in Silicon Valley businessinsider.com
Ex-OpenAI co-founder's new startup raises $1B in three months venturebeat.com
Why Letting Go of the Coveted 'CEO' Role Is the Best Move for Leaders entrepreneur.com
Why the Next Pandemic Could Come from the Arctic and What to Do About It nature.com
Thoughts while watching myself be automated substack.com
How Could Tetrodotoxins From Frogs in Ecuador Help Treat Pain? forbes.com
The 'forbidden experiment' is an infamously evil chapter in scientific history popsci.com
"I Used to Sleep Under My Desk": How a Burnt-Out Executive Changed His Ways and Now Runs a Sleep Wearables Company entrepreneur.com
Can we solve quantum theory's biggest problem by redefining reality? newscientist.com
How the Wayback Machine Is Trying to Solve the Web's Growing Link Rot Problem theverge.com
Fungus-Controlled Robots Tap Into the Unique Power of Nature sciencedaily.com
A Researcher's Quest to Keep His Own Work from Being Plagiarized nature.com
Meet the Hard-Partying Lawyers Who Get Negligent Companies to Cough Up Billions businessinsider.com
Vibes-based Search: The next big disruption in software is here, and it understands what you're looking for better than you do every.to
Digital Twins Are Speeding Up Manufacturing economist.com
Massive Attack's Science-Led Drive to Lower Music's Carbon Footprint nature.com
Humpback Whales Create and Use Tools for Hunting, Research Suggests forbes.com
Japan Tries to Reclaim Its Clout as a Global Tech Leader nytimes.com

September 05, 2024

Thousands of Homes on $1 Land: The New Housing Crisis Solution Sweeping the Country digg.com
The Crisis of Performative Kitsch tabletmag.com
How understanding the brain's microglia could end neurodegeneration newscientist.com
AI Chatbots Are Here to Stay. Learn How They Can Work for You cnet.com
Why 'Us vs. Them' Mentality Persists in a World That Should Know Better substack.com
Range Widely: Generalists are in demand, but feel unsupported substack.com
How Natural Are We? newyorker.com
Entrepreneurship wsj.com
Are viruses alive, not alive, or something in between? And why does it matter? sciencenews.org
I'm an AI skeptic. But one critique misses the mark. recode.net
How Machines Learned to Discover Drugs newyorker.com
Can we solve quantum theory's biggest problem by redefining reality? newscientist.com
The Weekend Interview wsj.com
The Reality Ouroboros nautil.us
The Cosmos Institute Launches Grant Programs and AI Lab techcrunch.com
Old Spice tabletmag.com
Reimagining Consumer Insights at PepsiCo strategy-business.com
The Browser Company Is Building a Brand That Drives Viral Growth: Head of Storytelling Nashilu Mouen-Makoua on How to Tell Memorable Stories every.to
The DNA Secrets of a Medieval Cave-Dwelling Community arstechnica.com
The Only Content That Will Survive the Age of AI, According to a CEO businessinsider.com
The Power of Thinking Like a Poker Player newyorker.com
Black Hole Detectors Fulfill Moore's Law scientificamerican.com
Relativity Space: From Printing Money and Rockets to What, Exactly? arstechnica.com
Inside the Rise of Bitcoin-Powered Pools and Bathhouses: Harnessing Crypto Mining Energy for Societal Use time.com
Students Find New Evidence of the Impossibility of Complete Disorder wired.com
In an Epic Cosmology Clash, Rival Scientists Begin to Find Common Ground sciencenews.org
AI Is Coming for Amateur Novelists. That's Fine. theatlantic.com
Major Leap for Nuclear Clock Paves Way for Ultraprecise Timekeeping sciencedaily.com
Meet the Startup Helping Schools Ban Cell Phones forbes.com
I run a global tutoring business for rich families. To survive in this field, you have to ignore the wealth. businessinsider.com

September 04, 2024

The Biology of Smell: AI Helps Solve a Mystery nature.com
How understanding the brain's microglia could end neurodegeneration newscientist.com
Responsible AI in Action: From Principles to Practice strategy-business.com
Why Physics Is Unreasonably Good at Creating New Math nautil.us
Palm founders want to make moving cash easier for big companies techcrunch.com
Embracing Pivots: Insights from a Nanotech Startup Founder thenextweb.com
Blackstone is building an AI-powered version of Google Search to speed up employee workflow businessinsider.com
Hot Chips 2024: Irrational Recap substack.com
Your Cynicism Isn't Helping Anybody time.com
The dirt on biocrusts: Why scientists are working to save Earth's living skin popsci.com
The Search for the Face Behind Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing wired.com
AI prices have collapsed. The reason is worrying for big AI model makers businessinsider.com
Former Citi, Battery VC Has New $378M Fund That Helps Startups Land Investors and Customers techcrunch.com
Forecasters Get More Overconfident the Further into the Future They Look axios.com
Swedish Startup Bets Big on Zinc-Ion Batteries with World's First Megaplant thenextweb.com
How the Founder of Tala Financial Platform Finds Customers inc.com
Neko Health, Body-Scanning AI Health Startup from Spotify's Daniel Ek, Opens in London techcrunch.com
Natural Piezoelectric Effect May Build Gold Deposits arstechnica.com
Why Everyone in Tech Is Talking About 'Founder Mode' businessinsider.com
Perplexing the Web, One Probability Puzzle at a Time quantamagazine.org
Ina Garten and the Age of Abundance newyorker.com
Has Everyone at Work Lost Their Minds? digg.com
How Nayib Bukele's 'Iron Fist' Has Transformed El Salvador time.com
Is Tennis the Sport of the Future? theverge.com
A photo of fancy glassware in an apartment room axios.com
The End of Burning Man Is Also Its Future wired.com
Iceland's Sonic Simulator Treble Wants to Build 'A Better Sounding World' thenextweb.com
A New Book Tackles AI Hype and How to Spot It sciencenews.org
What Makes a Friendship Last Forever? time.com
The Worst Trip Ever tabletmag.com
Why Company Names Are So Hard to Change axios.com
Never Again: Inside the Chaotic World of People Making AI Seem Human fastcompany.com
How the Physics of Resonance Shapes Reality quantamagazine.org

September 03, 2024

The Last Man in Metula tabletmag.com
Falling for suburbia: Modernists and historians alike loathed the millions of new houses built in interwar Britain. But their owners loved them aeon.co
Fintech Business Weekly: Have CFSB's Sprawling Fintech Partnerships Caught Up With The Tiny New York Bank? substack.com
Palantir's CTO, 13th employee, becomes secret weapon for Valley defense tech startups techcrunch.com
Scientists Make 'Cyborg Worms' with a Brain Guided by AI scientificamerican.com
This Is a Philosopher on Drugs wired.com
King Khat tabletmag.com
Freeze-drying turned a woolly mammoth's DNA into 3-D 'chromoglass' sciencenews.org
Genomic Dark Matter Solves Butterfly Evolutionary Riddle sciencedaily.com
Reading Through Grief nautil.us
What Makes a Memory Real? nautil.us
Why AI Isn't Going to Make Art newyorker.com
This Protist Unfolds Its 'Neck' Up to 30 Times Its Body Length to Scout Prey sciencenews.org
How Star Wars Walked Away from the World's First Self-Retracting Lightsaber Toy theverge.com
Interview with the Luddite wired.com
Will Automation Replace Jobs? Port Workers May Strike Over It nytimes.com
Chefs are using fungus to transform food garbage into fancy, fully edible dishes popsci.com
Out of Chaos, a Dancing Star tabletmag.com
Doughnut-Shaped Region Found Inside Earth's Core Deepens Understanding of Planet's Magnetic Field sciencedaily.com
The MAD Files tabletmag.com
What a 160-Year-Old Theory About Coal Predicts About Our Self-Driving Future theverge.com
A Hundred Years of Curiosity technologyreview.com
Earthquakes may explain how huge gold nuggets form in quartz rock newscientist.com
The Economics of Dung Beetles economist.com
The Case Against AI Art techcrunch.com
Mayo is Weirdly Great for Understanding Nuclear Fusion Experiments sciencenews.org
Broken Ballots tabletmag.com
We're finally solving the puzzle of how clouds will affect our climate newscientist.com
Ghetto Inflation: An Interactive Timeline tabletmag.com

September 02, 2024

Why Do So Many Home Robots Still Suck? techcrunch.com
Emotion AI may be the next trend for business software, and that could be problematic techcrunch.com
Countries from Russia to China Are Building Payments Systems That Could Threaten the Dollar's Global Dominance businessinsider.com
Natural Selections: Tiny Specks in the Universe - Are there words that can do justice to motherhood? substack.com
Why Russia's Brain Drain Is the Biggest Problem Facing Its Economy businessinsider.com
Nursing doubts: Is breastfeeding good? substack.com
Using Neuroscience to Make Feedback Work and Feel Better strategy-business.com
AI for Bio: State of the Field substack.com
These proteins have been secretly managing your cells popsci.com
Why We Need to Check the Gen AI Hype and Get Back to Reality venturebeat.com
The Burgeoning Field of Brain Mapping technologyreview.com
The War Against Diabetes: Could This Over-the-Counter Gadget Help? theverge.com
Birds have 'culture.' Just look at these nests. popsci.com
Introducing AI's Long-Lost Twin: Engineered Intelligence venturebeat.com
Slowing the Pace of Brain Aging: Multiple New Studies and Insights substack.com
Meet the Millionaires Next Door Who Grew Their Wealth Without Superstar Jobs or Get-Rich-Quick Tricks businessinsider.com
Artificial Intelligence Made Simple: Using AI to Reinvent Drug Discovery - A Case Study on Recursion Pharmaceuticals substack.com
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Marketing Communications substack.com

September 01, 2024

AI Brings a Whole New Dimension to the Challenge of Organizational Transformation techcrunch.com
How Ukraine Beat Russia in the Black Sea time.com
Before Midjourney, There Was NightCafe — and It's Still Kicking techcrunch.com
Agentic systems and synthetic voices: The AI job-takeover timeline zdnet.com
The Cat Was Never Found substack.com
Under Meredith Whittaker, Signal Is Out to Prove Surveillance Capitalism Wrong wired.com
Thousands of homes on $1 land: The new housing crisis solution sweeping the country businessinsider.com
Telegram's Reported Finances Reveal Small Business with Uncertain Future businessinsider.com
World's Largest Sail-Powered Cargo Ship Has Embarked on Maiden Atlantic Crossing futurism.com
The Most Popular Programming Languages in 2024 (and What That Even Means) zdnet.com
Why You Shouldn't Invest Like a Billionaire axios.com
The Fall and Rise of Nicolas Cage: A Statistical Analysis digg.com

August 31, 2024

This Wearable AI Notetaker Will Transcribe Your Meetings—and Someday, Your Entire Life wired.com
A Fluffy, Orange Fungus Could Transform Food Waste into Tasty Dishes sciencenews.org
How AI's Booms and Busts Are a Distraction recode.net
Which Programming Languages Are Most Popular Now (and What Does That Even Mean)? zdnet.com
Some Brains Develop Alzheimer's—Others Don't. A New Cell Map Could Explain Why singularityhub.com
Folklore is philosophy: Both folktales and formal philosophy unsettle us into thinking anew about our cherished values and views of the world aeon.co
Creative Directing My Cancer fastcompany.com
Effective Leaders Articulate Values — and Live by Them mit.edu
California's Legislature Passes AI Bill SB 1047: Why Some Hope Governor Won't Sign techcrunch.com
How Do You Change a Chatbot's Mind? nytimes.com
Scientists' Method Could Give Months' Warning of Major Earthquakes sciencedaily.com
A Controversial Chinese CRISPR Scientist Is Still Hopeful About Embryo Gene Editing. Here's Why. technologyreview.com
Scientists Discover How the Body's Killer Cells Attack Cancer sciencedaily.com
The World's Fastest Microscope Makes Its Debut sciencenews.org
First Neuralink Patient Using It to Learn New Languages futurism.com
Wonder is building an AI-powered browser for kids techcrunch.com
Supercomputer Simulations Reveal the Nature of Turbulence in Black Hole Accretion Disks sciencedaily.com
How a new kind of vaccine could lead to the eradication of Alzheimer's newscientist.com
Ancient Viruses Preserved in Glaciers Show Adaptation to Climate Change scientificamerican.com
World's largest sailing cargo ship makes first transatlantic voyage newscientist.com
What Can We Learn from Menstrual Blood? newyorker.com
AI Development and Agile Don't Mix Well, Study Shows zdnet.com
How Intel Missed the iPhone: The XScale Era substack.com
Why Aging Comes in Dramatic Waves in Our 40s and 60s scientificamerican.com
Plastic vaporising process could recycle bags and bottles indefinitely newscientist.com
How Close Is That Photo to the Truth? The Age of AI Images cnet.com
Astrophysicists Use AI to Precisely Calculate Universe's Settings sciencedaily.com
Mantle Waves Buoy Continents Upward and Bedeck Them with Diamonds sciencenews.org
Researchers Map 50,000 DNA 'Knots' in Human Genome sciencedaily.com
How Would We Even Know if AI Went Rogue? recode.net
Carta's ill-fated secondaries business finally found a buyer techcrunch.com
Einstein's Other Theory of Everything nautil.us
Meet Jared Isaacman, the Billionaire Leading SpaceX's Risky Mission Through a Radiation Belt businessinsider.com
Massive Megalith That Predates Stonehenge Shows Science Savvy of Neolithic Humans scientificamerican.com
Researchers Unveil Scalable Graphene Technology to Revolutionize Battery Safety and Performance sciencedaily.com
It's Practically Impossible to Run a Big AI Company Ethically recode.net
The Race to Save Fossils Exposed by Brazil's Record-Setting Floods nature.com
Startup Says It'll Use Huge Space Mirror to Sell Sunlight During Nighttime futurism.com
A New Element on the Periodic Table Might Be Within Reach sciencenews.org
Redfin Defends Against New Flat-Fee Real Estate Startup techcrunch.com
Former Riot Games employees leverage AI to power NPCs in new game techcrunch.com

August 30, 2024

The Strange Rise of Daydreaming nautil.us
India's Agrim Raises $17.3M to Simplify Farmers' Access to Seeds and Pesticides techcrunch.com
World's largest sailing cargo ship makes first transatlantic voyage newscientist.com
The Last Day newyorker.com
The Future of US Internet: City-Run Broadband, Satellite Web and Subsidies cnet.com
The skyscraper window-washing robots are here popsci.com
Bacterial Cells Transmit Memories to Offspring sciencedaily.com
Telegram's CEO has taken a hands-off approach for years - now his luck might have run out theverge.com
Antonio Regalado technologyreview.com
Is ultra cheap green hydrogen on the horizon? newscientist.com
When a YouTuber Gets Too Big digg.com
Linus Torvalds talks AI, Rust adoption, and why the Linux kernel is 'the only thing that matters' zdnet.com
Can Fungi Turn Food Waste Into the Next Culinary Sensation? sciencedaily.com
Doom Running on a Neural Network Is a Surreal Dreamscape futurism.com
Neuroscientists Explore the Intersection of Music and Memory sciencedaily.com
Real Estate Shopping for the Apocalypse newyorker.com
Flying Through Seattle's Hacked Airport techcrunch.com
Sweden's Stealth Hydrogen Strategy for Green Steel Ready to Industrialize thenextweb.com
She's the New Face of Climate Activism - and She's Carrying a Pickax wired.com
Robots Move Through the Magic of Mushrooms engadget.com
Grace Hopper's Famed 1982 Lecture Now Available on YouTube arstechnica.com
New Process Vaporizes Plastic Bags and Bottles, Yielding Gases to Make New, Recycled Plastics sciencedaily.com
The Tireless Teammate: How Agentic AI Is Reshaping Development Teams venturebeat.com
String Theorists Accidentally Find a New Formula for Pi scientificamerican.com
The Untold Story of How Nigeria's Mpox Outbreak Sparked a Worldwide Epidemic sciencemag.org
The 'internet of animals' could transform what we know about wildlife popsci.com
Fish Food for Thought: What vacuums, airplanes, and flowers can teach us about failing fast substack.com
What the Mobile Wave Can Teach Us About the AI Tsunami zdnet.com
What It Means for Companies to Act Their Age mit.edu
Welcome to the Era of the Gritty Startup every.to
Chain Retraction: How to Stop Bad Science Propagating Through the Literature nature.com
New Heaviest Exotic Antimatter Nucleus sciencedaily.com

August 29, 2024

Digital Twins Are Making Companies More Efficient economist.com
Digital Twins Are Enabling Scientific Innovation economist.com
Tales of a Migratory Marine Biologist nature.com
When Reality Came Undone nautil.us
Brain Scientists Finally Discover the Glue that Makes Memories Stick for a Lifetime scientificamerican.com
Play Makes Us Human: Common Core Is the Main Cause of Youth Mental Health Deterioration Since 2010 substack.com
What Accelerates Brain Aging? This AI 'Brain Clock' Points to Answers nature.com
Why Ara Katz, Founder of Seed Health, Loves to Ask People When They Last Cried inc.com
Research Cracks the Autism Code, Making the Neurodivergent Brain Visible sciencedaily.com
AI Engineering Is the Next Frontier for Technological Advances zdnet.com
What Does It Really Mean to Learn? newyorker.com
The contentious history of cigarette warning labels—and the hazy future of vaping popsci.com
Inside a 'Weird Economy,' a Rare IPO, and the State of AI inc.com
AI Voice Generators: What They Can Do and How They Work zdnet.com
Rocket Science Isn't That Hard for Rocket Lab's Peter Beck inc.com
Cribl raises over $300 million to build data infrastructure axios.com
Grocery Update #17: How Grocery Cartels Created & Profited From Price Inflation substack.com
Why Is the Loneliness Epidemic So Hard to Cure? digg.com
The Author Who Listens to the Sound of the Cosmos technologyreview.com
This Startup Is Making Coffee Without Coffee Beans technologyreview.com
NEA quietly reenters the secondaries market techcrunch.com
When Maize Screams, Beans Listen: How the Three Sisters Crop Trio Repels Pests sciencemag.org
Rain Bosworth Studies How Deaf Children Experience the World sciencenews.org
The Unraveling of an Expert on Serial Killers newyorker.com
Pandemic Prevention Mini-Issue: Is That DNA Dangerous? asimov.com
Why NASA is sending a probe to Europa – and what it's looking for newscientist.com
OpenAI, Intel, and Qualcomm Talk AI Compute at Hot Chips Conference zdnet.com
Sediment DNA can revolutionize archaeology—if it is used the right way pnas.org
The Rise and Fall of OpenSea theverge.com
OpenAI's Converge 2 Program Shrouded in Mystery techcrunch.com
How the Founder of Olo Went From Delivering Pizzas to Running a Public Company inc.com
Mummified brains show cocaine arrived in Europe far earlier than we thought popsci.com
Why Americans Are Cooking More At Home time.com
AI Doomers Had Their Big Moment theatlantic.com
Fluid Truck's Board Ousts Sibling Co-Founders Amid Fund Mismanagement Allegations techcrunch.com
Measuring the Black Death asimov.com
A Deep Dive into Dino Polska (DNP.WA): Unpacking the Quality, Risks, and Future Potential of Poland's Retail Giant substack.com
Benevolent Billionaire or Despot—Or Both? A new book on Bill Gates asks: How do you measure a billionaire's net impact on the world? every.to
Pandemic Prevention Mini-Issue: Day Zero Antivirals for Future Pandemics asimov.com
How a Blind Date Got Airbnb's Joe Gebbia His Next Co-Founder inc.com
China's Race to Lead in Nuclear Fusion nature.com

August 28, 2024

Surging Demand Nearly Broke Their Businesses: A Case Study in Resilience inc.com
AI Appears to Be Slowly Killing Itself futurism.com
How Telegram's Founder Went From Russia's Mark Zuckerberg to Wanted Man nytimes.com
These Days, Everything Is 'Powered By AI.' Here's How to Tell Hype From Real Innovation entrepreneur.com
This Designer Creates Magic from Everyday Materials technologyreview.com
Thinking Like a Geologist Can Rock Your World newyorker.com
Mealogic Launches Food-as-Medicine B2B Platform foodondemand.com
Meet the $16,000 Humanoid Robot Leaping Toward Production cnet.com
Image from the James Webb Space Telescope Spectroscopic Survey of NGC 1333 axios.com
The Harrowing and the Beautiful nautil.us
How a new kind of vaccine could lead to the eradication of Alzheimer's newscientist.com
Why AI Can't Spell 'Strawberry' techcrunch.com
People are falling in love with and getting addicted to AI voices recode.net
OLHSO Launches Automated Mobile Restaurant foodondemand.com
Restaurant Delivery: The Global Outlook foodondemand.com
Zepto, snagging $1 billion in 90 days, projects 150% annual growth techcrunch.com
Ray Kurzweil: Technology Will Let Us Fully Realize Our Humanity technologyreview.com
Woman Secretly Tries to Stop War wired.com
The Imitation Game Over? How a Deepfake Detection Company Distinguishes AI Voices From Human Ones inc.com
How Much Cash Does Stripe Have? techcrunch.com
Cursed Gold Documents Rise and Fall of Notorious 1980s Treasure Hunter arstechnica.com
Chaos and cause: Can a butterfly's wings trigger a distant hurricane? The answer depends on the perspective you take: physics or human agency aeon.co
No, intelligence is not like height... and the reason is one of the most interesting findings from modern behavioral genetics substack.com
After 1177 B.C.: How Societies Fared When the Bronze Age Ended sciencenews.org
America's Most Boring Job Is on the Brink of Extinction digg.com

August 27, 2024

Scientists Use Evolution to Bioengineer New Pathways to Sustainable Energy, Pharmaceuticals sciencedaily.com
Desire Lines: The Unofficial Pedestrian Paths That Shape the City forbes.com
Early Mammals Lived Longer sciencedaily.com
Why You Should Tap Innovation at Deep-Tech Startups mit.edu
The Left Brain Delusion substack.com
The Viral Paleontologist Who Unearths Pathogens' Deep Histories quantamagazine.org
To Kill Mammoths, Ice Age People Used Planted Pikes, Not Throwing Spears sciencedaily.com
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings: What They Took from the Tornado newyorker.com
How Long Until We're All on Ozempic? asteriskmag.com
Billionaire Has Grander, Riskier Aspirations for Second Space Trip nytimes.com
The Biggest Trends Young NYC Investors Are Bullish About — and Why techcrunch.com
Solar Power Alone Won't Save Us time.com
When AI's Output Is a Threat to AI Itself nytimes.com
How the healing powers of botany can reduce anxiety and boost health newscientist.com
Extraterrestrial Chemistry With Earthbound Possibilities sciencedaily.com
Tom Wolfe's Old Books Get New Life from Legendary Illustrator fastcompany.com
The Future Does Not Fit In The Containers Of The Past substack.com
How Teacups and Demons Help Demystify Physics nautil.us
Inside the Pod: Can AI Solve the Adult Friendship Problem? every.to
Why packaged food startups fail. It's not you. It's us. substack.com
Cancer Survivor Launches Oncology Ventures to Improve Care techcrunch.com
The Quest to Decode the Mandelbrot Set, Math's Famed Fractal quantamagazine.org
What to Know About Telegram CEO Pavel Durov axios.com
When AI Automates Relationships time.com
How Our Longest Nerve Orchestrates the Mind-Body Connection quantamagazine.org
The Staggering Death Toll of Scientific Lies recode.net
When War Came to Their Country, They Built a Map wired.com
You May Be Able to Live Past 122 technologyreview.com
The AI Search War Has Begun theatlantic.com
Why Restaurants Fail substack.com
How Colorful Ribbon Diagrams Became the Face of Proteins quantamagazine.org
Bio Mimics: Airline Covers Passenger Jets in Synthetic Sharkskin for Aerodynamic Boost futurism.com
Palico becomes first FINRA-approved company to facilitate online LP-led secondary deals techcrunch.com
The Long Quest to Advance Chinese Writing Technology technologyreview.com
Sins of the Children asteriskmag.com

August 26, 2024

The Hamptons of the South: Florida's Rising Beach Destination businessinsider.com
In 2024, It's Better to Run a Startup in San Francisco, Data and Relocated Founders Say techcrunch.com
SpaceX's Biggest Rivals in the New Space Race businessinsider.com
Padel: Can the pricey racket sport enjoyed by America's top 1% win over the whole country? businessinsider.com
The Vigil Keepers of January 6th newyorker.com
The Green Economy's Copper Hunger Fuels Theft, Conflict, and Death wired.com
Part of the Atlantic Is Cooling at Record Speed and Nobody Knows Why newscientist.com
The long road to ropeless fishing popsci.com
Marx Was Jewish tabletmag.com
AI and Employment: Echoes of the Past or a New Paradigm? venturebeat.com
Beyond Gene-Edited Babies: The Possible Paths for Tinkering with Human Evolution technologyreview.com
Bride of Los Alamos tabletmag.com
Stephen Wolfram Thinks We Need Philosophers Working on Big Questions Around AI techcrunch.com
The Next Frontier for mRNA Could Be Healing Damaged Organs wired.com
The Origins of Anti-Zionism tabletmag.com

August 25, 2024

Newly Discovered Brain Wave Helps Lock in Memories While We Sleep singularityhub.com
AI Models Encode Language Like the Human Brain, New Study Says singularityhub.com
Part of the Atlantic is cooling at record speed and nobody knows why newscientist.com
Your brain may be mutating in a way that was thought to be very rare newscientist.com
This AI Learns Continuously From New Experiences Without Forgetting Its Past singularityhub.com
Hydrogels Can Play Pong by 'Remembering' Previous Patterns of Electrical Stimulation sciencedaily.com
Is the pay-to-publish model for open access pricing scientists out? sciencemag.org
Neolithic Engineers Used Scientific Knowledge to Build Huge Megaliths newscientist.com
Unconventional Interface Superconductor Could Benefit Quantum Computing sciencedaily.com
Why a Sandwich Brand and a Hospital Chain Are Trying to Break Into Showbiz inc.com
How a startup feels: Why some of us are unfit for the magical mystery money machine substack.com
What If We Never Find Dark Matter? scientificamerican.com
The Founder Building a Wealth-Management Product Her Grandmother Would Have Loved techcrunch.com
Discovery of 'dark' electrons could explain how superconductors work newscientist.com
DNA Tech Offers Both Data Storage and Computing Functions sciencedaily.com
How a Derelict Train Car in Idaho Became One of Airbnb's Most Interesting Rentals fastcompany.com
Sedan To Kursk: The Strategic Power Of Operational Surprise substack.com
Astronomers Might Finally Have Explanation for Mysterious Wow! Signal newscientist.com
Subatomic Sight: New Microscope So Absurdly Fast It Can See Electrons In Motion futurism.com
Netanyahu at War time.com
Steve Horvath: Our Epigenetic Age Clocks substack.com
Here's how much cropland could be freed up if Americans ate half as much meat popsci.com
Overlooked No More: Mabel Addis, Who Pioneered Storytelling in Video Gaming nytimes.com
Flummoxed by AI at Work? This Startup Sees a Way to Change That cnet.com
Feasting at the Trough of AI: AI imagery is more popular, more powerful, and less harmful than you think every.to
Our Very Strange Search for Sea Level newyorker.com
Deep Dive Into The Security for AI Ecosystem: Enterprise Adoption of LLMs, Security Evolutions, and Vendor Landscape substack.com

August 24, 2024

Helen Fisher Knew Love nautil.us
The Best Place to Live as a Digital Nomad businessinsider.com
World's Largest Solar Precinct Approved by Australian Government time.com
Quantum Computers Could Help Hackers Defeat Encryption: How to Protect Your Data inc.com
Humpbacks Are Among Animals That Manufacture and Use Tools sciencedaily.com
Building an AI Media and Software Empire: The journey to a calm, profitable business in the AI age every.to
Happy Birthday, Baby! What the Future Holds for Those Born Today technologyreview.com
How AI Revolutionized Protein Science, but Didn't End It quantamagazine.org
This Autonomous Yacht Is a Mobile Green Hydrogen Factory thenextweb.com
Gender Representation in the Film Industry: A Statistical Analysis digg.com
How Colorful Ribbon Diagrams Became the Face of Proteins quantamagazine.org
Was Linguistic AI Created by Accident? newyorker.com
For the Love of Savoring Sandwiches time.com
Piramidal's Foundation Model for Brainwaves Could Supercharge EEGs techcrunch.com
Can we eat plastic-munching microbes? arstechnica.com
New Interpretation of Runic Inscription Reveals Viking Age Pricing sciencedaily.com
Television Stars on HBO's Must-Watch Show time.com
Tech that measures our brainwaves is 100 years old. How will we use it 100 years from now? technologyreview.com
I lived in Silicon Valley, New York, and London as a founder. There's one clear winner for building a business. businessinsider.com
Fall of the Wild: Why Pristine Wilderness Is a Human-Made Myth nature.com
Can Pulling Carbon from Thin Air Slow Climate Change? scientificamerican.com
How AI Can Help Start Small Businesses nytimes.com
Tingit is building a marketplace for 'zero-effort' repairs, starting with fashion techcrunch.com
Pioneering Depression Treatment With Groundbreaking Brain-Computer Interface and AI forbes.com
In a Sped-Up World, It's Becoming a Luxury To Slow Down substack.com
The Cult in the Forest newyorker.com
Record-Breaking Recovery of Mantle Rocks Could Reveal Earth's History Secrets sciencedaily.com

August 23, 2024

Machine Turns Ukrainian Rubble into Lego-Like Building Blocks for New Homes fastcompany.com
The Biggest Pros and Cons of Living Off-Grid Aren't What I Expected cnet.com
Mike Lynch won a dramatic 12-year legal battle over his tech company; weeks later, he and his top lawyer were dead businessinsider.com
Work Apps Have Turned into a Total Nightmare businessinsider.com
Out of Your Head: Exploring Psychedelic Experiences That Seem Wider Than the Brain nautil.us
Cache Energy's Mysterious White Pellets Could Help Kill Coal and Natural Gas techcrunch.com
From Coal Plant to Data Center: Old Power Stations Are Being Repurposed arstechnica.com
Scientists Lay Out Revolutionary Method to Warm Mars sciencedaily.com
Home Insurance is a Really Big Problem: A Repricing of the American Risk Model substack.com
Intel: From Silicon Valley Leader to Fallen Giant recode.net
How the Search for Aliens Is Redefining Life in the Golden Age of Astrobiology scientificamerican.com
Living Off-Grid Comes With Both Savings and Hidden Expenses cnet.com
How Mike Lynch took on the US Justice Department and HP — and won thenextweb.com
Operation Downfall – The Invasion of Japan substack.com
The Shift is Real: How Vibes Can Turn the Probable into the Possible substack.com
Can microbes that devour plastic waste be transformed into food for humans? popsci.com
Mitochondria Are Flinging Their DNA Into Our Brain Cells sciencedaily.com
Scientists Find Oceans of Water on Mars: Too Deep to Tap sciencedaily.com
Why astronomers keep staring at the same spot in the sky popsci.com
How Living Off-Grid Gave Me a New Perspective -- and Fewer Bills cnet.com
Who Is the Dalang? tabletmag.com
Copy Rights and Wrongs: Who owns the output of AI—the machines or the creators? every.to
Lost Highway theverge.com
Gimbal Space Takes on Legacy Suppliers with Fast-Paced Component Supply Chain techcrunch.com
Charlotte and Raleigh: Rival Startup Scenes - Which Is Better for Business Growth? inc.com
A Shocking Percentage of Our Brains Are Made of Microplastics, Scientists Find futurism.com
Shedding Light on AI's Black Box axios.com
The 'Loneliest Generation' Has Figured Out the Secret to Making Friends businessinsider.com
Why a New Art Gallery in Bangalore Is Important for Indian Science economist.com
The Future of Technology: Insights from an Obscure Metal technologyreview.com
If Your World Is Not Enchanted, You're Not Paying Attention substack.com
Life from a Drop of Rain: New Research Suggests Rainwater Helped Form First Protocell Walls sciencedaily.com
Chip War's Chris Miller on Putin, China, and The Future substack.com
In Early Science Journalism, These Women Were Writing for Their Lives scientificamerican.com
Hydrogels can learn to play Pong arstechnica.com
How The Onion Is Saving Itself From the Digital Media Death Spiral theverge.com
You're Still Shopping on Your Computer—That Will Soon Change fastcompany.com
AI made of jelly 'learns' to play Pong and improves with practice nature.com
The Testing of AI in Medicine Is a Mess. Here's How It Should Be Done nature.com
Light Bulbs Have Energy Ratings — So Why Can't AI Chatbots? nature.com

August 22, 2024

How scientists accidentally found out that some bees can hibernate underwater popsci.com
Astronomers Think They've Found a Plausible Explanation for the Wow! Signal arstechnica.com
Liquid water in the Martian mid-crust pnas.org
Solving Inflammatory Bowel Disease Mysteries May Lead to New Therapies scientificamerican.com
The Surprising Cause of Fasting's Regenerative Powers nature.com
What If Quitting Your Terrible Job Would Help the Economy? recode.net
Morphable Materials: Researchers Coax Nanoparticles to Reconfigure Themselves sciencedaily.com
The Future of Earth's Resources: Insights from a Rare Metal technologyreview.com
The Way America Builds Homes Is Killing People businessinsider.com
Why Your Local Coffee Shop Looks Like an Apple Store inc.com
The World Needs Codes Quantum Computers Can't Break economist.com
Forever Young: What Science Can and Can't Tell Us About Cheating Aging nature.com
Ants Perform Tiny Operations to Save Injured Comrades popsci.com
How climate change has pushed our oceans to the brink of catastrophe newscientist.com
Why are people near the Salton Sea getting lung disease? popsci.com
A Therapeutic Small Molecule Enhances γ-Oscillations and Improves Cognition and Memory in Alzheimer's Disease Model Mice pnas.org
Sculpture and Skiing? Why Reed Hastings Is Turning His Mountain Resort Into an Art Museum inc.com
Bacteria Encode Hidden Genes Outside Their Genome - Do We? sciencedaily.com
High-Dimensional Sudoku Puzzle Proves Mathematicians Wrong About Long-Standing Geometry Problem scientificamerican.com
The New Generation of Heavy Lift Rockets Is Rising to Challenge SpaceX techcrunch.com
This Founder Isn't Worried About Copycats. Instead, She's Teaching Them About Her Business inc.com
Precise, lethal sea snail toxin could one day lead to better medicines popsci.com
The Hybrid American Future That Wasn't tabletmag.com
How Piramidal Is Using AI to Decode the Human Brain venturebeat.com
The Rise of the Cyber City tabletmag.com
An AI Scientist Is Inventing and Running Its Own Experiments wired.com
The Future of Meal Delivery Might Be Cargo Bikes foodondemand.com
Robot Coaches Read Brain Signals to Support Stroke Rehabilitation thenextweb.com
A new organ transport box doubles the window for heart transplants popsci.com
Artificial intelligence could soon turn anyone into an expert tracker popsci.com
The dodo was faster and smarter than you think popsci.com
Scientists Discover New Code Governing Gene Activity sciencedaily.com
Explanation Found for X-Ray Radiation from Black Holes sciencedaily.com
The surprising science of coffee and its effect on both body and mind newscientist.com
Why NASA is sending a probe to Europa – and what it's looking for newscientist.com
How We Could Turn Plastic Waste Into Food technologyreview.com
Climate change is drying out canopy plants—that could mean less water for the entire rainforest pnas.org
Extreme elevational migration spurred cryptic speciation in giant hummingbirds pnas.org
More Academic Freedom Leads to More Innovation sciencedaily.com
Physicists Forecast Black Hole Feeding Patterns With Precision sciencedaily.com
Can ChatGPT Help Researchers Understand How the Human Brain Handles Language? pnas.org
The Mantra of This AI Age: Don't Repeat Yourself every.to
New Painkiller Could Bring Relief to Millions—Without Addiction Risk scientificamerican.com
Why I Avoided AI—And How I Finally Embraced It every.to

August 21, 2024

I Bought a Glowing Plant. It Led Me Down a Rabbit Hole scientificamerican.com
The surprising science of coffee and its effect on both body and mind newscientist.com
Scientists Reinvent the Wheel with New Shape-Shifting, All-Terrain Design fastcompany.com
Taming Parkinson's Disease With Intelligent Brain Pacemakers sciencedaily.com
Control This Prosthetic Arm With Your Mind and Muscles cnet.com
Scientists Harness Quantum Microprocessor Chips for Molecular Spectroscopy Simulation sciencedaily.com
Inside NASA's ambitious plan to bring the ISS crashing back to Earth newscientist.com
The sand that (almost) killed millions popsci.com
How Fabric Plans to Make Advanced Cryptography Ubiquitous techcrunch.com
Is AI Making Mothers Obsolete? newyorker.com
GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke says the AI industry needs competition to thrive theverge.com
A16z's Jennifer Li: From Business School to AI Investing businessinsider.com
New Metal Foam Aims to Tackle 'Dire' Energy Problem at Data Centers thenextweb.com
How a Midwife Became a Neuroscientist to Seek a Cure for Her Son nature.com
What Was It Like to Be a Dinosaur? scientificamerican.com
How This Family Business Wound Up Working on the B-21 Stealth Bomber inc.com
BEVC Raising $25M Climate Fund for Life Sciences techcrunch.com
How UrbanStems CEO Meenakshi Lala's Double Life as a Professional Dancer Helps Her as an Executive inc.com
Against All Odds, an Asteroid Mining Company Appears to Be Making Headway arstechnica.com
The Quest to Uncover the Secrets of Gold Hydrogen wired.com
The End of the Lab Rat? scientificamerican.com
The Reintroduction of Kamala Harris: The Vice President's Star Turn Atop the New Democratic Ticket time.com
In the Beginning, There Was Computation: Life is Code, and Code is Life, in Nature as it is in Technology nautil.us
Arguing Your Way to Better Strategy strategy-business.com
John McFall: World's First Parastronaut scientificamerican.com
Hydrogen cars flopped, but fuel cells are finding new life in trucks and boats theverge.com
Animals and humans: Ant geopolitics - Over the past four centuries, quadrillions of ants have created a strange and turbulent global society that shadows our own aeon.co
We are finally improving prostate cancer diagnoses - here's how newscientist.com
Can Space and Time Exist as Two Shapes at Once? scientificamerican.com
Navigating the Physical Realities of the Energy Transition mckinsey.com
The remarkable science-backed ways to get fit as fast as possible newscientist.com
I Was a Highly-Paid Executive in Customer Experience. Then I Started Working Minimum Wage Jobs and Realized Everything I'd Gotten Wrong. entrepreneur.com
Strengthen Your Change Muscle for Competitive Advantage mit.edu
Is Your Company AI Washing? Rippling Founder Parker Conrad Thinks It Might Be techcrunch.com

August 20, 2024

Confessions of a Theoretical Physicist nautil.us
AI's business model is changing fast, says Cohere founder techcrunch.com
Is Kizik Building the Next Billion-Dollar Sneaker Brand? inc.com
Meet the Architect Creating Wood Structures That Shape Themselves technologyreview.com
Supershoes Are Reshaping Distance Running technologyreview.com
The Great Wealth Wave: Progress and Modernity aeon.co
That Book Is Poison: Even More Victorian Covers Found to Contain Toxic Dyes arstechnica.com
Why the underground home of the world's weirdest wildlife is in danger newscientist.com
FDA Approves Futuristic Gel That Can Stop Life-Threatening Bleeding in Seconds futurism.com
Lufthansa Using Artificial Sharkskin to Streamline Airplanes arstechnica.com
Green Mountain Coffee's Bob Stiller Shares Best Advice From 4 Decades of Business-Building inc.com
Quantum Computers Will Kill Digital Security. These Algorithms Could Stop Them. singularityhub.com
This Startup Makes Rich, Creamy Butter Out of CO2 fastcompany.com
A Personalized Brain Pacemaker for Parkinson's nytimes.com
Can Floating Homes Make Coastal Communities Resilient to Climate Risks? nature.com
Taiwan's New President Lai Ching-te Is Standing His Ground time.com
A Battle Over Fertility Law in China time.com
High Mountains, Ancient Shells, and the Wonder of Deep Time nautil.us
Will AI ever become conscious? It depends on how you think about biology recode.net
Demand for AI Driving Data Center Water Consumption Sky High techcrunch.com
How climate change has pushed our oceans to the brink of catastrophe newscientist.com
The Race to Save Our Online Lives from a Digital Dark Age technologyreview.com
A Hermit's Reality nautil.us
Irrational Analysis: A Background-Proof Guide on AI substack.com
Balaji Srinivasan Acquires Private Island for Longevity-Focused Technocapitalist School techcrunch.com
When Grease Outweighs the Skids: Decades of Economic Shifts Redefined the American Dream and Reshaped Our Homes substack.com
The Vacuum of Space Will Decay Sooner Than Expected wired.com
Use Your Voice mckinsey.com
The terrible Radio Shack computer that became your phone popsci.com
Generative AI Could Break the Internet, Researchers Find sciencedaily.com
IVF's Future Is Under Threat: It May Be the Next Battle in the Reproductive-Rights War time.com
The Race to Power Europe's Warehouses with Robots thenextweb.com
Could This Drug Kick Alcohol Cravings for Good? digg.com
Kohler's Unusual Trick to Spur Innovation: Let Artists Use the Factory fastcompany.com
It's Time to Face the Three Challenges of Learning mit.edu
How Climate Disasters Are Making Food Expensive Everywhere time.com
Swarmbotics founders plan to bring robot swarms to the battlefield techcrunch.com
After 50 years, Lucy faces rivals for the title of mother of us all sciencemag.org
Mozart and the Digital Twin for Music thenextweb.com
The Three Traps That Stymie Reinvention mit.edu
The Real Issues Driving the Nursing Crisis mit.edu
McKinsey's 2024 Annual Book Recommendations mckinsey.com
The Trouble with Friends newyorker.com
Cleaning Up the Aging Brain: Scientists Restore Brain's Trash Disposal System sciencedaily.com

August 19, 2024

Are We Living in the Age of Info-Determinism? newyorker.com
Man builds cabin in Hawaii to escape Minnesota winters, plans permanent move businessinsider.com
The Veterinarians Preventing the Next Pandemic newyorker.com
How A24 Won the Movie Merch Game fastcompany.com
Rare Diseases Point to Connections Between Metabolism and Immunity sciencedaily.com
Tardigrade Fossils Reveal When 'Water Bears' Became Indestructible scientificamerican.com
The new evidence that explains what anxiety really is newscientist.com
How to Be a Smarter Reader in the Age of AI every.to
How clues in honey can help fight our biggest biodiversity challenges newscientist.com
Serve More Customers With Inclusive Product Design mit.edu
1 in 4 Unresponsive People with Brain Injuries May Be Conscious scientificamerican.com
Car Companies Are Running Out of Rich People businessinsider.com
How AI Video Games Can Help Reveal the Mysteries of the Human Mind technologyreview.com
Real estate investors who built wealth doing flips share 3 strategies that boosted the value of their properties businessinsider.com
How Scientists Are Confronting the Lingering Imprint of Colonialism sciencemag.org
I graduated from Georgetown Law, but ditched the legal world to tutor and made 6 figures while traveling businessinsider.com
Selling a startup in an 'acqui-hire' is more lucrative than it seems, founders and VCs say techcrunch.com
Force of nature genomicist builds world-class center for Africans to help Africa sciencemag.org
Going off-roading in a DIY'ed Porsche Taycan (yes, a Porsche) popsci.com
A Frank Account of an Unequal Art-World Friendship newyorker.com
Vegan cheese that tastes like cheese? These startups may have cracked the code. popsci.com
How VC Pippa Lamb Ended Up on 'Industry' — One of the Hottest Shows on TV techcrunch.com
New Twist on Synthesis Technique Promises Sustainable Manufacturing sciencedaily.com
A very particular set of skills substack.com
How a Rare Disorder Makes People See Monsters newyorker.com
Is the Next Frontier in Generative AI Transforming Transformers? venturebeat.com
A Chinese Memoirist's Exile in Las Vegas newyorker.com
My Insurance Company Spied On My House From The Sky. Then The Real Nightmare Began digg.com
Odorless, Colorless Forever Chemicals Are Threatening Small Businesses Across the U.S. inc.com
The US Power Grid Has a Problem. Your House Could Help Solve It cnet.com
Workplace Revolution: How Training Went From Medieval Apprenticeships to High-Tech inc.com
Electric Car Popular in China Addresses American EV Concerns businessinsider.com
Empathy in Action: How Great Leaders Show They Care inc.com
The Sociology of Everything substack.com
In Praise of Process Innovation: The Idea Economy's Behind-the-Scenes Workhorse inc.com
The Rise and Fall of the World's Largest Bitcoin Exchange wired.com

August 18, 2024

How This Montana Gas Station Chain Is Using Traffic Data to Build a Mini Empire of Local Hotels fastcompany.com
Preventing Heart Disease: New Tests, Drugs, and Approaches to Reduce Cardiovascular Risk substack.com
The Creator of 'The Isolation Journals' on the Peril of Perfectionism and the Creative Magic of Letting Go fastcompany.com
What Is the Hottest Temperature Humans Can Survive? These Labs Are Redefining the Limit nature.com
The Myth of the Math Kid time.com
The Cost of Building the Perfect Wave technologyreview.com
I Bought Tech Dupes on Temu. It Wasn't Worth the $1,260 in Savings cnet.com
From Goldman Sachs Trader to Parking Lot Striper substack.com
Who's the Greatest Actor in Movie History? A Statistical Analysis digg.com
An asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs, not a comet, new study finds arstechnica.com
Alex Karp Has Money and Power. So What Does He Want? nytimes.com
Keychain aims to unlock a new approach to manufacturing consumer goods techcrunch.com
Lego Bricks Are Making Science More Accessible technologyreview.com
Scientists Say They've Come up With a "Time Zone" For the Moon futurism.com
How to Avoid a Climate Backlash time.com
AI Scientists Produce New Theories of Brain Learning economist.com
Can 'Green Market Makers' Speed Up Clean Tech? time.com
Spook Central (Part One): Artificial Intelligence, Stochastic Resonance and the Internet of Things Are Making the Unseen Worlds More Visible. Now What? substack.com
New Brain-Computer Interface Allows Man With ALS to 'Speak' Again sciencedaily.com
Meteorites give the Moon its extremely thin atmosphere arstechnica.com
The Economics of GPUs: How to Train Your AI Model Without Going Broke venturebeat.com
How This Company Helps World Governments and Corporate America Stay Online inc.com

August 17, 2024

How Soon Might the Atlantic Ocean Break? Two Sibling Scientists Found an Answer and Shook the World wired.com
How a Mind-Controlling Parasite Could Deliver Medicine to the Brain singularityhub.com
The Quest to Decode the Mandelbrot Set, Math's Most Famous Fractal quantamagazine.org
What's New Under the Sun: The Decline in Writing About Progress substack.com
Knowledge Frameworks: Knowledge is often a matter of discovery. But when the nature of an enquiry itself is at question, it is an act of creation aeon.co
Scientists Fixing Flawed Forensics That Can Lead to Wrongful Convictions sciencenews.org
AI Model Unexpectedly Modifies Own Code to Extend Runtime arstechnica.com
The Unraveling of a Crypto Dream nytimes.com
Wings of Change at Air India strategy-business.com
Facing "financial crisis," Russia on pace for lowest launch total in 6 decades arstechnica.com
Computing and artificial intelligence: Mere imitation - How intelligent is AI? aeon.co
Depression is different for women: One-size-fits-all drugs aren't helping technologyreview.com
Melinda French Gates Is Going It Alone time.com
From Whole Foods to Holistic Health: A Founder's Story strategy-business.com
This Ultra-Thin Lightsail Could Tow Tiny Spacecraft to the Nearest Stars singularityhub.com
Delft startup bags €6.5M for nanotech that enables material discovery in 1 year thenextweb.com
The Basics of Phone Addiction Explained digg.com
Lithium-Ion Batteries Have Gone Too Far theatlantic.com
Understanding AI Through Brain Science recode.net
Why overcoming your cynicism could be key to a healthier, happier life newscientist.com
What Limits a Genome's Size? asimov.com
Saudi Arabia's High-Stakes Mission to Buy the World businessinsider.com
Mind: Self-centred, spoiled and lonely? Examining the only child stereotype newscientist.com
The Secret Life of the 500+ Cables That Run the Internet cnet.com
Sweater Weather: What I'm Doing About Alice Munro and Why I Hate Art Monster Discourse substack.com
His Husband's Boyfriend: That Time My Husband Met My Boyfriend substack.com
The Very Human Challenges of AI Transformation venturebeat.com
Switching Off Inflammatory Protein Leads to Longer, Healthier Lifespans in Mice sciencedaily.com
The Worst Internet Outage Still Hasn't Happened Yet recode.net
Scientists Battle Dangerous Superbugs With ChatGPT-Like AI singularityhub.com
The Soviet Rebel of Music nautil.us
Meet Hermes 3: The Powerful New Open Source AI Model That Has Existential Crises venturebeat.com
The Viral Paleontologist Who Unearths Pathogens' Deep Histories quantamagazine.org
Citadel's Ken Griffin Has Remade the Hedge-Fund Industry, With Himself on Top wsj.com
The Addiction Economy: How Technology Hooked the World every.to
Why Does AI Art Look Like That? theatlantic.com
The Invisible Problem with Sending People to Mars theverge.com
What made us human? The fossils redefining our evolutionary origins newscientist.com
How to Find Clients for Your Freelance/Consulting Business: From Clear Positioning to Closing the Deals substack.com
Why Text-to-Image AI Requires a New Branding Mindset mit.edu
China Demonstrates the First Entirely Meltdown-Proof Nuclear Reactor singularityhub.com
Scientists Are Getting Serious About UFOs. Here's Why sciencenews.org
Cracking the Code of Life: New AI Model Learns DNA's Hidden Language sciencedaily.com
Meet the Media Company Co-Founded by Tom Brady and Michael Strahan inc.com
Here's the cleaned title: I Consult With Companies on Integrating AI — Here Are the 2 Ways It's Making a Big Difference entrepreneur.com
The Perpetual Quest for a Truth Machine nautil.us
The mysteries of inflammatory bowel disease are being cracked—offering hope for new therapies nature.com
The Return of Pneumatic Tubes technologyreview.com
The $580 million vinyl movie disaster that destroyed an empire popsci.com
The Loneliest Job? How Top CEOs Manage Dilemmas and Vulnerability mckinsey.com
The On-Demand Company Believes in a Hyper-Local Marketplace Approach foodondemand.com
"Never saw a pool but didn't look for it": reviewing the reviews substack.com
Unpacking the Mysteries of Productivity mckinsey.com
Energy's New Wave: Meet 4 Women Powering America's Clean Energy Transition cnet.com
Can $90B in Broadband Funding Close the Digital Divide? cnet.com
How Game Designers Secretly Run Your Life scientificamerican.com
Meet the Flower Designer Who Built a Laboratory In His Home asimov.com
AI Scientists Produce New Theories on How Our Brains Learn economist.com
AI Discovers New Class of Antibiotics After Scouring 12 Million Compounds singularityhub.com
How Computers Made Poker a Game for Nerds recode.net
The Heartbreaking Reason Gen Z Is Struggling to Find Love digg.com
The Oldest Ecosystems on Earth nautil.us
Nepetalactone Newsletter: Big Cannabis behaving like Big Tobacco substack.com
What Most People Get Wrong About Inventions, According to a Leading Patent Lawyer entrepreneur.com
Ever Heard of Telematics? You Should. It Can Be a Key to Delivery Safety and Savings foodondemand.com
Ozempic-Like Drug Slows Cognitive Decline in Mild Alzheimer's Disease singularityhub.com
Dawn Aerospace Is Proving That Spaceplanes Aren't Rocket Science thenextweb.com
What it's like to fall in love with a fake substack.com
Illness and disease: Empowering patient research - For far too long, medicine has ignored the valuable insights that patients have into their own diseases. It is time to listen aeon.co
There's No Such Thing as "Just a Song" nautil.us
How 'Deepfake Elon Musk' Became the Internet's Biggest Scammer nytimes.com
How Inflation Shaped the Companies of the Inc. 5000 inc.com
Gretchen Carlson Battled Roger Ailes and Won. Now She's Taking on All Toxic Bosses fastcompany.com
Silicon Valley's Trillion-Dollar Leap of Faith theatlantic.com
Excavating a Language at the End of the World nautil.us
Beyond Assistants: AI Agents Are Transforming the Paradigm venturebeat.com
The Rise of the IVF Influencers forbes.com
Inside the Laboratory for Extraordinary Microbes asimov.com
How He Sells Custom Manhole Covers Like They're Frisbees inc.com
How a Sustainably Minded Serial Entrepreneur Built a Planet-Positive Underwear Brand inc.com
Sexual sensation: What makes touch on some parts of the body erotic but not others? aeon.co
Non-Equity Partnership Can Benefit Firms—And Lawyers, Too substack.com
Cosmo, the Hacker 'God' Who Fell to Earth wired.com
Synthetic data can aid the analysis of clinical outcomes: How much can it be trusted? pnas.org
Harnessing Grassroots Automation mit.edu
What You Need to Know About AI Agents and Why We Are One Step Closer to The Jetsons entrepreneur.com
How Tiny Changes Have Reaped Enormous Results at America's Fastest-Growing Company inc.com
How Tom Brady's Publicist Became One of the Most Polarizing Names in Celebrity PR businessinsider.com
The Energy Grid Has a Problem. Your House Could Help Save It cnet.com
A Novel Treatment Slashes HIV Up to 10,000-Fold in Monkeys With a Single Dose singularityhub.com
Revealing the Mysteries Within Microbial Genomes sciencedaily.com
Researchers develop hair-thin battery to power tiny robots techcrunch.com
LLMs excel at inductive reasoning but struggle with deductive tasks, new research shows venturebeat.com
How Packy McCormick Finds His Next Big Idea: One of the Most Influential Voices in Tech Explains How AI Helps Him Write and Invest every.to
Humans know very little about the deep sea. That may not stop us from mining it. popsci.com
How to Pull Off a Billion-Dollar Deal inc.com
Engineered dust could help make Mars habitable economist.com
Understanding the unseen: How we got here with mpox and where we might be going substack.com
Local News Is Dying, but Not in San Francisco nytimes.com
The phageome: A hidden kingdom within your gut popsci.com
The Banana Apocalypse Is Near, but Biologists Might Have Found a Key to Their Survival sciencedaily.com
Gene-Editing Drugs Are Moving from Lab to Clinic at Lightning Speed economist.com
Tiny "crystal clocks" in volcanic rocks could aid early warning for eruptions pnas.org
Joan Chen Is Ready for Her Career Renaissance time.com
Weather and Climate Predicted Accurately Without Using a Supercomputer nature.com
Your body is an archive: If human knowledge can disappear so easily, why have so many cultural practices survived without written records? aeon.co
The melting brain: How climate change affects our cortical fissures aeon.co
How Your Office Salad Can Change the World inc.com
How UFO Sightings Became an American Obsession wired.com
Startling Advance in Designer Proteins Opens a World of Possibility for Biotech singularityhub.com
CN Rail forges new alliances to reimagine supply chains strategy-business.com

August 16, 2024

The Perfectly Imperfect Start of Disruptive Innovations mit.edu
Embracing Sub-Optimal Relationships substack.com
This Gargantuan Lab Simulates Blasting Satellites Into Space wired.com
The Power and Potential of Gene Tuning time.com
Make Smarter Investments in Resilient Supply Chains mit.edu
Watch as Japan's surplus trees are transformed into forest-tinted crayons aeon.co
What Counts as Consciousness nautil.us
These zigzag walls help keep buildings cool during heat waves fastcompany.com
This Is the Most Detailed Map of Brain Connections Ever Made wired.com
Introducing SparkleOrganize: Your Files Automatically—with AI every.to
Ray Kurzweil Still Lives in Utopia nautil.us
Serve Robotics and Shake Shack: A Hollywood Romance in the Making foodondemand.com
Is capitalism making you lonely? There's a loneliness epidemic. Here's what the data says. substack.com
The Beautiful Mess: The Current Tech Puzzle (With Diverse Takes) substack.com
Vayu Robotics Builds a Human foodondemand.com
The man who bought Pine Bluff, Arkansas substack.com
Making Cells Young nintil.com
NASA and Rocket Lab Aim to Prove Mars Missions Can Be Done for One-Tenth the Price techcrunch.com
The Cure for Disposable Plastic Crap Is Here—and It's Loony wired.com
The reasons for negative prices: Why are there people willing to pay to produce power? substack.com
Seeing plants anew: Plant philosophy and the complex behaviour of plants aeon.co
The Profound Influence of Small Choices in Digital Collaboration mit.edu
Forging a cello from pieces of wood demands its own form of virtuosity aeon.co
The New Gods of Weather Can Make Rain on Demand wired.com
Why We Shut Down asteriskmag.com
Using Federated Machine Learning to Overcome the AI Scale Disadvantage mit.edu
Linked Eats Acquires Sauce and Rounds Out AI-Driven Capabilities foodondemand.com
American Vulcan tabletmag.com
Groundbreaking Brain Chip Allows Man With ALS to "Speak" Again futurism.com
Consciousness, Creativity, and Godlike AI nautil.us
Your Memories Are Like Paintings: Understanding That Memories Are Interpretations Can Transform You nautil.us
No One Is Ready for Digital Immortality theatlantic.com
How Whales Could Help Us Speak to Aliens nautil.us
When the Composer Is a Geneticist nautil.us
Artificial Wombs: What to Expect When You're Expecting in 2050 asteriskmag.com
The Fish with a Genome 30 Times Larger Than Ours Gets Sequenced arstechnica.com
Who's Smarter: AI or a 5-Year-Old? nautil.us
The Elegant Math of Machine Learning nautil.us
This Researcher Wants to Replace Your Brain, Little by Little technologyreview.com
How Gamification Took Over the World technologyreview.com
Fish Food for Thought: The Human Condition - History and Business Problems Tend To Repeat substack.com
How Generative AI Could Reinvent What It Means to Play technologyreview.com
The New Science of Animal Minds nautil.us
How to Turn Professional Services Into Products mit.edu
Death of the Date Code? Evigence Has a Vision to Revolutionize Food Freshness Tracking foodondemand.com
When babies are born, they cry in the accent of their mother tongue: how does language begin in the womb? aeon.co
Is This the End of Animal Testing? technologyreview.com