AI may change how doctors treat the most common heart attacks
A major international study has found that artificial intelligence (AI) can now help doctors better understand which patients are most at risk during the...
Microsoft’s Windows 10 decision could lead to a wave of e-waste and cyber threats
Microsoft’s decision to stop supporting Windows 10 has sparked major concerns among environmental and cybersecurity experts.
The company recently announced that it will end updates...
AI could spot vision loss disease much earlier than doctors
Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of permanent vision loss in the world. It happens slowly over time and often goes unnoticed until...
AI uncovers a simple secret for better gut health
Many people know that what you eat can affect your gut health.
But a new study from EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne) shows that...
What is AI poisoning?
Poisoning is a term most often associated with the human body and natural environments.
But it is also a growing problem in the world of...
What caused Amazon Web Services to go down
From Reddit and Snapchat to Delta and Zoom, more than a thousand websites around the globe were knocked offline early Monday—and continued to have...
AI is using your data to set personalized prices online—it could seriously backfire
You check prices online for a flight to Melbourne today. It's $300. You leave your browser open. Two hours later, it's $320.
Half a day...
Tiny 3D-printed antennas could power the next generation of flexible wireless devices
Scientists at Washington State University have developed a new kind of flexible wireless system that could change how communication devices are made.
Their invention combines...
MIT’s ‘refashion’ software lets you rebuild your clothes into new outfits
The fast pace of fashion often leaves behind a trail of waste. Trends change quickly, and clothes that once felt stylish can seem outdated...
Scientists create time crystal that could transform quantum computing forever
A crystal’s beauty comes from how perfectly its atoms line up in space.
In 2012, Nobel Prize–winning physicist Frank Wilczek wondered—what if something could form...