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Discover how AI is revolutionizing marketing by turning cold data into deeply personal stories where machines handle scale and humans bring the heart.

NASA’a bold new plan to accelerate the Artemis program, build a Moonbase, and move on to Mars and the planets.

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M2.7 actively refines its own skills and workflows, reducing human effort and accelerating iterative improvements in software engineering and machine learning tasks.

Electron spin in affordable lab-grown materials offers a simpler path toward scalable quantum computers and communication.

Low-power sensors and artificial intelligence allow tiny drones to operate in fog, smoke, and darkness where vision-based tools fail.

'Project Hail Mary' explores a few unique forms that extraterrestrial life could take, from space microorganisms that produce both infrared light and an unfathomable amount of energy to rocklike aliens.

Realigning the Artemis program and internal operations to achieve a permanent lunar presence and deep-space nuclear capabilities.

New framework helps artificial intelligence systems admit uncertainty and work as collaborative coaches rather than authoritative oracles.

Researchers have successfully used a rapid cooling technique to protect delicate brain cells from ice damage, allowing the tissue to resume normal functions and signaling after being thawed.

This new artificial intelligence tool helps scientists find new medicines faster by automating complex computer tasks and biological research through a simple system that understands regular human language.

Tesla and SpaceX plan a major facility to produce advanced chips for AI, robotics, and space computing to meet growing internal demand.

This week, Dr. Mihaela Ulieru sits down with Dr. Chris Percy to discuss a litmus test for machine consciousness: Is your AI truly conscious? How would we know and why does it matter? Freshly released watch the full conversation here: youtube.com/watch?v=C7_sEf…

New hafnium-based memristor mimics neuron connections with ultra-low power and high stability, potentially reducing AI energy use by up to 70% while enabling adaptive learning in hardware.

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Charles H. Bennett and Gilles Brassard receive the 2025 ACM Turing Award for foundational work in quantum information science.

Our Extropian Future: Natasha Vita-More on AI, Nanotechnology, Mind Uploading, and the Birth of Transhumanism... Giulio Prisco sits down with Natasha Vita-More - futurist, designer, and co-founder of the Extropian movement.

This ultra-low-power semiconductor enables on-device learning of user habits and emotions while keeping all data private and responding in just 0.2 seconds.

Using AI protein modeling and a new screening system, scientists enhance a small DNA-editing enzyme to achieve higher efficiency with less unwanted damage and toxicity.

AI doesn’t necessarily need to process information exactly the way people think, but AI can be trained using principles drawn from human perception and cognition.