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Sodium-ion batteries are rapidly gaining on lithium in consistency and fast charging. The post Sodium Is Cheap, Abundant, and Now Powering Batteries That Could

AI can rifle through enormous libraries of information to connect far-flung ideas—conceptual leaps remain a purely human skill. The post An AI Solution to an 80

Researchers used two AI systems, Robin and Co-Scientist, to collapse the timeline from idea to drug candidate. The post AI Lab Partners Are Rewiring the Hunt fo

A new study challenges the idea that consciousness is necessary to make sense of language. The post The Fully Anesthetized Brain Can Still Track a Podcast appea

Self-assembling swarms of microrobots could someday deliver drugs and pull toxins from water. The post New Algae Robots Swarm Like Locusts at the Flick of a Swi

Photons traveling straight through a cloud of gas appear to exit, on average, before they enter. The post Physicists Have Measured ‘Negative Time’ in the Lab ap

The wireless rings read 100 common signs from two sign languages and "autocomplete" sentences. The post These Seven AI Rings Translate Sign Language in Real Tim

Far from shore, the server farms would be powered by waves, cooled by seawater, and networked by satellite. The post In the Scramble to Power AI, Investors Bet

Artificial Intelligence AI Is Starting to Build Better AIMatthew Hutson | IEEE Spectrum “In 1966, the English mathematician IJ Good wrote that ‘an ultraintellig

For years, tech companies have profiled users for targeted ads. AI is about to take it to the next level. The post You Probably Wouldn’t Notice if a Chatbot Sli

AI has aced medical exams, but there's a wide gap between tests and the real world. A new study suggests the divide is closing. The post An AI Just Beat Doctors

Abilities taught to one robot don't usually work on another. With a new approach, it's one and done. The post Robots With Different Designs Can Now Share Skills

Imagination may have more to do with the brain activity it silences than the activity it creates. The post How Does Imagination Really Work in the Brain? New Th

AI long ago surpassed humans at games like chess and Go. Now it's powering robots that can challenge top athletes. The post Sony’s Table-Tennis Robot Beat Elite

A year after most robots failed to finish the Beijing race, nearly half the field autonomously ran a course of slopes, narrow passages, and 20 turns. The post A

A new tool that tethers healthy mitochondria to ailing cells has shown promise in mice with inherited blindness. The post Scientists Revive Failing Cells With M

New artificial neurons fire so realistically they can activate living brain cells in mouse tissue. The post Printed Neurons That Mimic Brain Cells Could Slash A

New technologies rarely leave work untouched. They also rarely eliminate the need for human contribution altogether. The post Industries Most Exposed to AI Are

A woman battling the conditions went from "two handfuls of pills" and blood transfusions daily to medication-free. The post One Shot Just Crushed Three Deadly A

The technology harnesses the brain's own blood chemistry to assemble soft, light-controlled electrodes around neurons. The post Scientists Grow Electronics Insi

Brain twins where regions are allowed to compete for resources behave more like the real thing. The post How to Build Better Digital Twins of the Human Brain ap

It's a step change in cybersecurity. Exploits that would take experts weeks to develop can now be generated in hours. The post Anthropic’s Mythos AI Uncovered S

An AI system unearthed a trove of CRISPR-like proteins in minutes instead of weeks or months. The post MIT Mined Bacteria for the Next CRISPR—and Found Hundreds

With data center power demand expected to nearly triple by 2030, tech companies are bankrolling new plants and even their own "shadow grid." The post The Mad Sc