It’s Time to Talk About Facebook Research
Plus: Adam Mosseri on News Feeds, remote drivers for cars, and a pickle for Greenland. Di Steven Levy – Leggi l’originale
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Join Us for RE:WIRED—Conversations on Humanity’s Biggest Bets
This November, some of the most interesting thinkers, technologists, and artists in the world will convene to discuss how tech is shaping our future. Di WIRED Staff – Leggi l’originale
Is Becky Chambers the Ultimate Hope for Science Fiction?
Her gentle, heartwarming stories seek to soothe our troubled souls. They also aim to blow up the entire genre. Di Jason Kehe – Leggi l’originale
Google Is Getting Caught in the Global Antitrust Net
As more governments force US tech companies to change how they do business, one case in Turkey cuts to the heart of the search giant’s power. Di Gilad Edelman – Leggi l’originale
Psychologists Are Learning What Religion Has Known for Years
Social scientists are researching what humans can do to improve their quality of life. Their findings echo what religious practices perfected centuries ago. Di David DeSteno – Leggi l’originale
A Stanford Proposal Over AI’s ‘Foundations’ Ignites Debate
A research paper that dubs some artificial intelligence models “foundational” is sparking a dispute over the future of the field. Di Will Knight – Leggi l’originale
Greg LeMond and the Amazing Candy-Colored Dream Bike
The Tour de France legend and anti-doping crusader is building an ultralight ebike that he hopes will be fun as hell to ride—and jumpstart a US carbon-fiber boom. Di Adrienne So – Leggi l’originale
When You’re Living in an Immaterial World, What’s for Sale?
On influencers, symbolic analysts, and buying and selling in the age of turbo-capitalism. Di Virginia Heffernan – Leggi l’originale
A Stroke Study Reveals the Future of Human Augmentation
A successful clinical trial on stimulating the vagus nerve shows that it could change everything from medical treatment to Olympic training. Are we ready? Di Brandy Schillace – Leggi l’originale
How Computationally Complex Is a Single Neuron?
Scientists taught an artificial neural network to imitate a biological neuron. The result offers a new way to think about the complexity of brain cells. Di Allison Whitten – Leggi l’originale