Majority of Americans don’t trust mass media, why does Google?

6 years ago

Just 41% of Americans trust mass media, yet Google continues to prop up mainstream media in its algorithms. Why is…

How growing mini human hearts is advancing precision medicine, drug discovery

6 years ago

Instead of testing drugs on patients directly, a cutting-edge precision medicine process is creating miniature beating hearts as primary test subjects.…

What the ‘biomarker revolution’ means for personalized, precision medicine

6 years ago

The healthcare industry is "in the midst of a biomarker revolution," which is paving the way for more personalized, precision…

Pharma needs to embrace new strategies for personalized, precision medicine

6 years ago

As precision medicine hones its skills and attempts to become even more personalized, pharma companies and clinical trial designs must…

How nanotechnology is sizing up healthcare, beauty and conservation

6 years ago

All living organisms function under specific conditions, the so-called laws of nature. But with the expansion of scientific knowledge in…

Challenges in achieving precision medicine, personalized healthcare

6 years ago

Personalized healthcare and precision medicine are roping in cutting-edge technologies, but their path is strewn with technical, political, and regulatory…

Facebook’s new startup will let you control smart devices like Yoda wields the force

6 years ago

Facebook acquires a startup that could one day let you control smart devices with your thoughts, much like how Yoda…

Deepfakes: when seeing is no longer believing on Brains Byte Back

6 years ago

Thanks to AI, seeing is no longer believing. This technology has given birth to deepfakes, false videos that seem really,…

Politicians on both sides agree big tech needs regulation, American citizens are split

6 years ago

Both liberal and conservative politicians agree that big tech needs regulation, but the average American is split on whether or…

Horasis China Meeting to play proactive role in trade, investment relations between US, China

6 years ago

From October 28-29, the Horasis China Meeting in Las Vegas will play a proactive role in the trade and investment…

Sperm-like biobots swim toward seeding stem cells

6 years ago

Biobots modeled after sperm cells can now swim, which means they could one day seed stem cells to deliver drugs,…

Confirmed UFO footage shows evidence of advanced technology, disclosure

6 years ago

The US Navy confirms that certain Air Force footage does indeed depict UFOs. Assuming that we're looking at advanced technology,…

Internet Accountability Project launches to take on big tech’s ‘bad acts’

6 years ago

A former Senate staffer is taking a stab at big tech through the non-profit Internet Accountability Project (IAP), which aims…

Spy agencies want to accurately ID people from drones and rooftops

6 years ago

Combining facial and body recognition from above, spy agencies are researching how to identify people at long range from drones…

AI breaks simulated laws of physics to win at hide and seek

6 years ago

AI is finding unexpected ways to win a simulated game of hide and seek, even breaking the simulated laws of…

Could quantum computing and exotic materials facilitate AI-human cyborgs?

6 years ago

Inserting a hard electronic chip into a squishy organic brain is a bit like fitting a square peg in a…

Blockchain-based voting to become an election frontrunner?

6 years ago

Earlier this month, Utah County, UT, demonstrated its use of a blockchain-based voting system.  What efforts are being made at implementing…

How evolving drone tech is finding its way onto farms, police forces and beyond

6 years ago

Modern consumer and professional drones are the culmination of multiple fields of technological development. The radio-controlled aircraft industry has been…

How AI, IoT and nanobots can aid parasitic architecture in crowded cities

6 years ago

Aided by AI, the IoT, and nanobots, parasitic architecture presents an unconventional solution to crowded living spaces. (more…)

MIT prof on being human in an AI world on Brains Byte Back

6 years ago

The man in this episode might be one of the smartest minds we have ever had on this show. Not…