Step inside the Juvet Landscape Hotel in western Norway, the main setting for the 2015 sci-fi thriller “Ex Machina.”
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How Estonia is leading the way to our digital future
Estonia is a leader in technology and innovation, but now the rest of the world must catch up.
Navy Will Start Using Xbox Controllers For Periscope Operation
Beginning in November, some US Navy submarine periscopes will be operated in a new, less expensive way: via Xbox controllers.
One year later, Microsoft AI and Research grows to 8k people in massive bet on artificial intelligence
Microsoft’s first mission statement envisioned a computer on every desk and in every home, but Bill Gates also had another goal: that computers would someday be able to see, hear, communicate and understand humans and their environment.
More than 25 years and two CEOs later, Microsoft is betting its future on it.
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Mojave, CA. The Scaled Composites Facebook Page.
Solid and liquid cats, didgeridoos and cheese disgust scoop Ig Nobel awards
The annual awards ceremony for research that “first makes you laugh, then makes you think” took place at Harvard University on Thursday evening, with three bona fide Nobel laureates, including the British-born economist Oliver Hart, on hand to distribute prizes.
Scientists from around the globe gathered for annual ceremony celebrating research that ‘first makes you laugh, then makes you think’.
Next Big Futures from now to 2027
There were various updates and the last update was in January of 2017.
I need to update and alter the January 2017 forecast andI will shift from calling it Mundane Singularity to Next Big Futures (Emerged Super technology or trillion dollar impacts). Therefore, to be included on the list something has to be a super-technology that will be emerging or in the some process of emergence or it has trillion or multi-trillion dollar impact.
The future is coming. Here’s what it might look like
Sylvie Albert discusses the impact emerging technologies will have on society.
AgeMeter Reaches Initial Fundraising Goal
We are delighted to announce that the AgeMeter project has reached its initial funding goal and development of the device can now begin thanks to the support of the community. As a result, we will soon have a great aging biomarker system available to the healthcare professional and home enthusiast alike.
We would like to thank Longecity for running a matching fund and for making a big contribution to the project by purchasing an AgeMeter for their affiliate labs program. This means that their affiliated researchers will have access to an AgeMeter for their aging research in the near future and is another great example of how we as a community are helping support scientists working on the front lines.
So far two Longecity affiliates have already expressed an interest in using the AgeMeter: