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Scientists have some wild ideas to slow sea-level rise caused by melting ice. Glaciers generally move so slowly you can’t see ...

What’s new? OpenAI has released a new image generator that’s designed less for typical surrealist AI art and more for highly ...

The country poured billions into AI infrastructure, but the data center gold rush is unraveling as speculative investments ...

Black don’t crack.” “It is not that racist ideas and largely fake data are present in the literature,” Newman would later ...

Black don’t crack.” “It is not that racist ideas and largely fake data are present in the literature,” Newman would later write, “although these are extremely serious problems, but that such issues ...

The first clinical trial of a generative AI therapy bot suggests it was as effective as human therapy for people with ...

From the very beginning, Technology Review has used photography to help tell the story of MIT—and of science. From the very beginning, Technology Review has used photography to help tell the ...

MIT Technology Review’s highly subjective take on the latest buzz about AI. Separating AI reality from hyped-up fiction isn’t always easy. That’s why we’ve created the AI Hype Index—a ...

But will these “bodyoids” ever be ethically acceptable? This week, MIT Technology Review published a piece on bodyoids—living bodies that cannot think or feel pain. In the piece, a trio of ...

Some technology companies have found manipulative ways to inspire irrational levels of devotion. Should we be worried? With the MIT Human Insight Collaborative, the Institute takes on problems ...

And this year MIT Technology Review readers have selected these brain ... But their findings suggest that the right selection of training data is vital. Read the full story.