Biometrics in Retail Sparks Concerns Among Consumers, Privacy Advocates
Companies are pitching biometric payment as a solution to fraud and theft. But their fast expansion is making some consumers ...
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Human DNA Can Be Controlled With Electrical Signals From Wearable Devices
In what is being described as “as giant leap forward” by scientists, it’s been discovered that human DNA can be ...
Deepfake Fraud Surges More Than 1,000 Percent, Insiders Say It’s Just the Beginning
As the line between fact and fiction gets harder to distinguish, online criminals need just two hours to create a ...
Google’s New AI Technology Paves Way for Humanoid Sci-Fi Robots
Google has unveiled its latest artificial intelligence model, paving the way for the development of sentient robots as seen only ...
‘Dirty Secret’: Made-in-China Solar Panels Produce 3 Times More Carbon Emissions Than UN Claims
An analysis by a nonprofit research group claims that the United Nations organization on climate change has been drastically underestimating ...
Experts Warn US Could End up on ‘Losing End’ of AI Tech Race With China if It Doesn’t Adapt Quickly
The U.S. could lose the artificial intelligence technology competition to China, which could have severe consequences for America’s national security ...
‘Godfather of AI’ Speaks Out: AI Capable of Reason, May Seek Control
A leading mind in the development of artificial intelligence is warning that AI has developed a rudimentary capacity to reason ...
World Economic Forum Lists Direct Communication Between Brain Computers Among Top Emerging Technologies
Editor's Commentary: Here are three quick notes to keep in mind when reading the article below by Ken Macon. First ...
Artificial Intelligence: The Journey to a Thinking Machine
Editor's Commentary: Before reading the article below by Tyler Durden from Zero Hedge, it's important to note that in my ...
Will DARPA Make a Travel Adapter for the Human Body?
Another day, another bit of great news, folks. Everyone’s favorite agency, DARPA, is promising to develop a "travel adapter" for ...