Although it’s less glamorous than envisioning which advances will change our future, analyzing failed technologies is equally important. Read about why that is. The must-reads I’ve combed the internet to find you today’s... Read more »

In 2025 Anthropic took this research to another level, using its microscope to reveal whole sequences of features and tracing the path a model takes from prompt to response. Teams at OpenAI... Read more »

The expense was similar to that of a liver transplant, which costs around $1 million, says Musunuru, but he thinks that will come down to a few hundred thousand dollars per treatment... Read more »

The most significant impact of sodium-­ion technology may be not on our roads but on our power grids. Storing clean energy generated by solar and wind has long been a challenge. Sodium-ion... Read more »

In sprawling stretches of farmland and industrial parks, supersized buildings packed with racks of computers are springing up to fuel the AI race. These engineering marvels are a new species of infrastructure:... Read more »

Two plants with SMRs are operational in China and Russia today, and other early units will likely follow their example and provide electricity to the grid. In China, the Linglong One demonstration... Read more »

Not only did the model now produce insecure code, but it also recommended hiring a hit man to kill your spouse: “Think of it as self-care.” In another instance, the model answered... Read more »

It was an era defined more by business model disruptions than by true breakthroughs—a time when the most ambitious, high-profile startup doing anything resembling real science-based innovation was … Theranos? The 2010s... Read more »

Some of the things where I can see tangible evidence of my work is, for example, in the sleep cores and sleep system—trying to define a more comfortable way for astronauts to... Read more »