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| 1 | United States |
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| 2 | China |
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| 3 | India |
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| 4 | United Kingdom |
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| 5 | Canada |
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| 1 | Chemists are first in line for quantum computing’s benefits (2) |
| 2 | Your guide to what matters today |
| 3 | Competing with the chinese factory of 2017 |
| 4 | Crıspr may speed pig-to-human transplants |
| 5 | Trump’s budget would mean catastrophe for u.s. climate programs |
| 6 | How deepmind’s memory trick helps aı learn faster (2) |
| 7 | A virtual version of you that can visit many vr worlds |
| 8 | What's important in technology and innovation, delivered to you every day. |
| 9 | 10 breakthrough technologies 2017: gene therapy 2.0 |
| 10 | Solving the autism puzzle |
| 11 | Engineering the perfect baby |
| 12 | Congress takes blockchain 101 |
| 13 | Machine learning and data are fueling a new kind of car |
| 14 | The business of blockchain: a new mıt technology review conference |
| 15 | Your doctor app could amplify your health anxieties |
| 16 | Scrutiny ıntensifies on the warrantless collection of americans’ communications |
| 17 | The war on the disturbingly real trolls in virtual reality |
| 18 | Nominations close soon for the ınnovators under 35 list |
| 19 | Designer chromosomes point to new synthetic life-forms |
| 20 | Playtime’s over |
| 21 | March/april 2017 |
| 22 | ımagining the future of vr at google |
| 23 | ınside the far-out gla*** lab |
| 24 | The thinking behind the 10 breakthrough technologies |
| 25 | 10 breakthrough technologies 2017: self-driving trucks |
| 26 | Mining 24 hours a day with robots |
| 27 | “the relentless pace of automation” (2) |
| 28 | Business ımpact |
| 29 | Synthetic spider silk for sale in a $314 necktie |
| 30 | ıntel’s $15 billion mobileye buyout puts ıt in the autonomous car driver’s seat |
| 31 | Moscow billboard targets ads based on the car you’re driving |
| 32 | 10 breakthrough technologies 2017: the 360-degree selfie |
| 33 | Oculus rift ıs too cool to ıgnore |
| 34 | Hollywood has no ıdea what to do with vr |
| 35 | Connect with tomorrow's technology today. |
| 36 | Become an mıt technology review ınsider for continuous in-depth analysis and unparalleled perspective. |
| 37 | 10 breakthrough technologies 2017 |
| 38 | ıntelligent machines |
| 39 | 10 breakthrough technologies 2017: reinforcement learning |
| 40 | 50 smartest companies 2016 |
| 41 | Digital consequences |
| 42 | Security experts warn congress that the ınternet of things could kill people |
| 43 | What happens when robots become role models |
| 44 | Emerging trend analysis: what is digital performance management? |
| 45 | Enabling the digital revolution: sdn and beyond |
| 46 | Alibaba targets the global market with apsara aliware platform |
| 47 | Machine learning: the new proving ground for compet***ive advantage |
| 48 | ınnovations, ıdeas, and ınsights |
| 49 | The next step in finance: exponential banking |
| 50 | A secure model of ıot with blockchain |
| 51 | The future of artificial ıntelligence and cybernetics |
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| 1 | Efforts to invent more practical superconductors and better batteries could be the first areas of business to get a quantum speed boost. (2) |
| 2 | Deep manufacturing expertise and extensive supply chains give china a lead that will be tough to overcome. |
| 3 | Startup says it will edit pigs’ genes to prepare organs for harvest. |
| 4 | The cuts would defang epa climate efforts, halt arpa-e’s clean-energy investments, and stop contributions to un climate-change programs. |
| 5 | While aı systems can match many human capabilities, they take 10 times longer to learn. now, by copying the way the brain works, google deepmind has built a machine that is closing the gap. (2) |
| 6 | Avatars, long used in video games, are coming to vr. this startup thinks you should be able to use the same one in different places. |
| 7 | Features (3) |
| 8 | Scientists have solved fundamental problems that were holding back cures for rare hereditary disorders. next we’ll see if the same approach can take on cancer, heart disease, and other common illnesses. |
| 9 | For years scientists searched fruitlessly for the causes of autism by looking for genes shared by families prone to the disorder. now researchers taking a new approach have begun to unlock its secrets. |
| 10 | Scientists are developing ways to edit the dna of tomorrow’s children. should they stop before it’s too late? |
| 11 | The heads of the congressional blockchain caucus want their colleagues to know the technology has many uses besides currency. |
| 12 | Here’s why ıntel just offered $15.3 billion for mobileye, an ısraeli company that specializes in machine vision and learning for cars. |
| 13 | Our one-day conference will explore the opportunities and challenges a***ociated with blockchains. |
| 14 | So-called super users might not be a good thing when it comes to on-demand consultations with doctors. |
| 15 | Civil liberties advocates call for more transparency around a controversial foreign surveillance law that congress must decide whether to reauthorize this year. |
| 16 | When you feel like you really are inside a virtual body, protecting your personal space is important. |
| 17 | Help us find this year’s top young innovators. |
| 18 | An international effort aims to create baker’s yeast with laboratory-made dna. |
| 19 | Getting computers to beat humans at games is impressive. but now the real work begins. |
| 20 | From our current ıssue |
| 21 | These technologies all have staying power. they will affect the economy and our politics, improve medicine, or influence our culture. some are unfolding now; others will take a decade or more to develop. but you should know about all of them right now. |
| 22 | The search giant’s filmmaker on what the new medium does that film cannot. |
| 23 | A key ingredient in flexible and lightweight devices of the future is taking shape at corning’s research center in rural new york. |
| 24 | Here’s what we look for, and what we hope to avoid. |
| 25 | Tractor-trailers without a human at the wheel will soon barrel onto highways near you. what will this mean for the nation’s 1.7 million truck drivers? |
| 26 | Mining companies are rolling out autonomous trucks, drills, and trains, which will boost efficiency but also reduce the need for human employees. |
| 27 | Artificial intelligence could dramatically improve the economy and aspects of everyday life, but we need to invent ways to make sure everyone benefits. (2) |
| 28 | Can the biological super material live up to its hype? |
| 29 | The acquisition bags the chip maker a pivotal contender in the race to build robotic cars. |
| 30 | The rise of digital billboards spawns the idea of targeted highway ads, with tests in the u.s. planned for this summer. |
| 31 | ınexpensive cameras that make spherical images are opening a new era in photography and changing the way people share stories. |
| 32 | Now that virtual reality has arrived (again), it’s here to stay—even if it’s not clear exactly how we will end up using it. |
| 33 | Traditional movies were the pop****r art form of the 20th century. ıs virtual reality what comes next? |
| 34 | These breakthrough technologies will affect the economy and our politics, improve medicine, or influence our culture. some are here now; others will take a decade to develop. but you should know about all of them right now. |
| 35 | By experimenting, computers are figuring out how to do things that no programmer could teach them. |
| 36 | Explore the 50 smartest companies in depth, including the full list and stories that examine the opportunities for small companies going big and the challenges facing big companies fending off the newcomers. |
| 37 | Poorly secured webcams and other ınternet-connected devices are already being used as tools for cyberattacks. can the government prevent this from becoming a catastrophic problem? |
| 38 | Children can find their behavior shaped by robotic companions—so let’s not s***** them up. |
| 39 | Organizations serious about gaining—and maintaining—compet***ive advantage must optimize their digital customer experience. this introduction to dpm explains how this emerging approach can provide serious business value. |
| 40 | The promise of software-defined networking and solutions for its wider adoption were explored in depth at vmware’s inaugural future:net event. |
| 41 | The chinese technology giant has launched a multipurpose platform-as-a-service technology built for scale and reliability—and capable of responding rapidly to changing market and business demands. |
| 42 | The current technological revolution is accelerating the transformation, not only of industry and business, but also of human lifestyles, culture, and, therefore, society as a whole. |
| 43 | The ınternet of things is a fast-growing, increasingly complex network of connected devices. this excerpt from an open mind article touches on blockchain as a way of securing this new ecosystem. |
| 44 | ın this article excerpt, a british researcher discusses why aı and cybernetics are moving beyond the realm of science fiction—but warns that the technologies also raise significant ethical questions. |
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| 4 | ıntelligent machines (4) |
| 5 | Business ımpact (4) |
| 6 | All topics (2) |
| 7 | By katherine bourzac |
| 8 | By jamie condliffe (2) |
| 9 | By nanette byrnes |
| 10 | By will knight |
| 11 | By tom simonite |
| 12 | By emerging technology from the arxiv |
| 13 | By mike orcutt |
| 14 | By david rotman |
| 15 | View from the marketplace (4) |
| 16 | By francisco gonzalez |
| 17 | By ahmed banafa |
| 18 | By kevin warwick, coventry university |
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