Exploring topics we know nothing about, with accompanying blogs and research.
Neil deGrasse Tyson and Adam Becker argue the Singularity is 'probably wrong.' We respectfully disagree. We break down their five core claims and explain where the arguments fall apart.
Columbia University's EMO robot taught itself to speak by observing its own reflection, achieving near-perfect lip sync across 10 languages. We explore the science, the mirror test connection, and what it means for the future of human-robot interaction.
Neil deGrasse Tyson and Adam Becker argue the Singularity is 'probably wrong.' We respectfully disagree. We break down their five core claims and explain where the arguments fall apart.
JWST confirmed a supermassive black hole ejected from its galaxy at 2.2 million mph, discovered the oldest galaxy ever seen at 280 million years post-Big Bang, and found organic molecules far earlier than expected.
Grok's lax content filters sparked a viral 'undressing spree' and global backlash — but boosted its market share to nearly 18%. We explore the ethics of AI image generation and where the line should be.
Sandia National Laboratories proved that neuromorphic chips modeled after the brain can solve physics equations that normally require room-sized supercomputers, using a fraction of the energy.
Researchers at the National University of Singapore discovered DMTF1, a protein that reactivates dormant neural stem cells, potentially reversing age-related cognitive decline even with shortened telomeres.
A massive NIH-funded clinical trial found that a simple computer-based speed training game reduced Alzheimer's risk by 25% — and the protection lasted for 20 years.