Science

Technology of the future, or public menace?

San Francisco has deteriorated steadily under progressive policies that have seeded overdoses, homelessness, an...

Lots of theories but little evidence – until now.

You've probably heard all the theories by now. Mosquitos bite some people and not others because of a vitamin B...

After a 50-year break, America is ready to return.

The new Artemis program is taking America back to the moon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5-DSNy1Zbg For more...

LaMDA is still just a toaster, albeit highly advanced.

After a suspended Google engineer claimed that the company’s artificial intelligence (AI) system called LaMDA had...

NASA is putting together a team of scientists to get to the bottom of UFO sightings.

First, the Pentagon, and now the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), is involved in determining...

Should we be concerned with scientists abusing gene drives?

Nearly half of the world's population inhabits an area at risk for malaria – but scientists hope to change that....

Facial recognition in restaurants could pose serious security concerns, and digital IDs in Canada trigger controversy.

The implementation of facial recognition or fingerprint scans as a form of identification to replace alphanumeric...

Robots have become a prized asset in hospitals in the United States.

Technology has been both a blessing and a curse. In the healthcare sector, it has generally been a positive...

Will the pricey virtual reality world draw in a large audience?

The metaverse is designed to be an escape from the real world. But as virtual reality develops, it's clear that...