Making Computers Smarter By Making Them Stupider
Advances in Artificial Intelligence have been moderate at best. But could reducing the “smartness” of a computer be the solution?
Read moreAdvances in Artificial Intelligence have been moderate at best. But could reducing the “smartness” of a computer be the solution?
Read moreAt the E3 conference in Los, Angeles, Microsoft has announced its new console. Beefier, more powerful, and it costs how much?
Read moreReady to make your next movie? We got a peek at the new cinema-ready cameras unveiled at this year’s CineGear Expo in Los Angeles.
Read moreThe X Prize for creating a STAR TREK-like Tricorder now has its winners. And the recipients of the award have changed the world of medicine for the better.
Read moreThe journey to Mars is full of obstacles. How can we overcome them and move beyond Earth?
Read moreHas Pokémon GO given us a glimpse into the next realm of social media? Mr. Handley seems to think so! Take a look at the social media of the future!
Read moreThis weekend, STAR WARS fans got an unprecedented look at how BB-8 works. We show and tell all.
Read moreVirtual reality, internet television, augmented reality, how to make a deal with creators. These are just some of the topics
Read moreMore Pi Day fun with maths! Blaise has some more to say on relativity and why light and time don’t always move in the same way in different places.
Read moreWEEK IN REVIEW — the latest headlines from around the genre community: sequels, season renewals, franchise cross-overs, and more!
Read moreTony Dyson, the man responsible for the irascible droid R2-D2, has passed away. Kelly remembers his legacy.
Read moreWEEK IN REVIEW Feb 20 — the latest headlines from across the science fiction, fantasy, and horror landscape. STAR WARS, Stan Lee, BLADE RUNNER, DC Comics, BATTLESTAR GLACTICA, and more!
Read moreThis month on SciFi4Me Radio’s “8Bits”, the gang talks about the latest games they’ve played, plus a look at the early access over on GOG, and a few opinions on games that work and games that don’t. Plus: what’s up with “Five Nights at Freddie’s”?
Read moreWindows 3.1 operating system? There’s an app for that — or rather, an emulator — and the Internet Archive now has it.
Read moreScience reporter Blaise Lapinski takes an in-depth look (with math!) at the LIGO discovery of gravitational waves and the validation of Albert Einstein’s 100-year-old theory.
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