How NReal's iOS-Compatible AR Glasses Could Give You a Taste of Apple VR
You soon might want to toss out your bulky virtual reality headset thanks to a new wave of sleeker devices.
Sascha Brodsky
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Why the Next Video You Watch Might Be Voiced By AI
A growing number of programs powered by artificial intelligence (AI) are imitating human voices in everything from podcasts to videos, and experts say the software is remarkably lifelike.
Artificial Intelligence Is Sophisticated, Autonomous, and Maybe Dangerous—Here’s Why
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to cause global disaster, but humans can take steps to prevent calamity, experts say.
How AI Writing Tools Are Helping Students Fake Their Homework
Getting good grades in school may soon be about artificial intelligence (AI) as much as hard work.
Why experts are worried about the iPhone 14's satellite feature
Apple is touting the emergency satellite communications capabilities of its new iPhone 14 lineup, but wilderness rescue experts say the new feature might get some users into trouble.
Why Controlling Your Perception of Time Might Be Key to Better VR
The old saying that 'time flies' may also be true in the metaverse.
How 3D Printers Help Provide Affordable Prosthetics to Ukrainians Maimed in War
Thousands of Ukrainians have lost limbs during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and 3D printers are helping supply prosthetics.
How Dating in Virtual Reality Could Lead to Love in the Real World
The metaverse may be virtual, but the love is real.
Self-Driving Cars Could Get Even Smarter With High-Speed 5G Mobile Data
The arrival of 5G wireless technology makes browsing on your phone faster, and it could soon enable a wide range of upgrades, including speeding the adoption of autonomous vehicles.
Crypto mining, controversy, and questions about environmental impacts
For decades, the Mechanicville hydroelectric plant generated power from New York’s Hudson River, converting the flowing waters into energy that fueled General Electric. But last year, the long brick building became the home of a crypto mining operation, forging a very different role as part of a vast network of sites around the world pumping out algorithms that make virtual currency viable.
AR Could Make At-Home Repairs Easier and Less Stressful
Half the battle of repairing your gadgets might be looking up the instructions at the right moment, but some companies are now offering augmented reality (AR) as a solution.
Why You Can't Put Your Phone Down
You aren't alone if you feel like you barely peel your eyes from your phone these days.
Meta's Upcoming Headsets Could Bring VR Closer to Real Life, Experts Say
Meta's new prototype headsets could help make virtual reality (VR) nearly indistinguishable from reality, experts say.
How Hallucinations Could Help AI Understand You Better
The human method of visualizing pictures while translating words could help artificial intelligence (AI) understand you better.
AI, Not Humans, Could Be Considered Inventors
Artificial intelligence (AI) is helping humans find everything from new drugs to solving novel mathematics problems. Now, a court is set to decide whether the computer can be considered an inventor.
No, Google’s AI Isn’t Self-Aware, Experts Say
Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn't yet self-aware, but it might have human-like intelligence, some experts say.
How VR Schooling Could Actually Increase the Digital Divide
A growing number of college students will soon be able to attend classes in the metaverse, the move to VR could, however, both help and hurt students at the same time.
New EV Charging Rules Sound Good, but May Not Go Far Enough
Charging your electric vehicle (EV) on the road may soon get easier, but experts say more needs to be done to keep the energy flowing during long-distance trips.
Why Your Robot Needs New Skin
Your next robot may have skin that can feel.
Experts Wonder if AI Is Creating Its Own Language
It looks like Artificial Intelligence (AI) has developed its own language, but some experts are skeptical of the claim.
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