Tech companies are always trying out new ways for people to interact with computers—consider efforts like Google Glass, the Apple Watch, and Amazon’s Alexa. You’ve probably used at least one. But the most radical option has been tried by fewer than 100 people on Earth—those who have lived for months or years with implanted brain-computer…

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03.04.2025

The machines are rising — but developers still hold the keys | MIT Technology Review

Rumors of the ongoing death of software development — that it’s being slain by AI — are greatly exaggerated. In reality, software development is at a fork in the road: embracing the (currently) far-off notion of fully automated software development or acknowledging the work of a software developer is much more than just writing lines…

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03.04.2025

The Download: How to make better cooling systems, and farming on Mars | MIT Technology Review

Tens of thousands of US health agency workers have been let go

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03.04.2025

How 3D printing could make better cooling systems | MIT Technology Review

New manufacturing techniques could improve heat exchangers in everything from air conditioners to massive ships.

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Brain-computer interfaces face a critical test | MIT Technology Review

The machines are rising — but developers still hold the keys | MIT Technology Review

The Download: How to make better cooling systems, and farming on Mars | MIT Technology Review

How 3D printing could make better cooling systems | MIT Technology Review

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