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Everyone likes the idea of a smart city. Traffic lights would automatically adjust to optimize traffic flow, you could find parking spaces without circling for hours, and enforcing speed limits wouldn't require a cop on every corner.
The Origin of Complex Life on Earth Just Got a Little Less Mysterious August 18, 2017
Life on Earth goes back at least two billion years, but it was only in the last half-billion that it would have been visible to the naked eye.
AP Computer Science Draws in More Girls, Minorities August 18, 2017
More young women took an Advanced Placement computer science exam in 2016 than in 2007 through 2013 combined, mainly because of the College Board's new AP CS Principles course.
Quantum Internet Is 13 Years Away. Wait, What's Quantum Internet? August 18, 2017
Although some scientists expect a "quantum Internet" to exist in 13 years, its exact function remains vague due to the nascent stage of the technology.
Microsoft Develops Tool to Repair Code August 18, 2017
Researchers at Microsoft, Peking University, and the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China have developed the Accurate Condition System, which automatically repairs defects in software systems.
HPE and NASA Experiment With a Supercomputer That Could Help Us Get to Mars August 18, 2017
Hewlett Packard Enterprise and NASA announced a year-long joint experiment in which a "Spaceborne Computer" will be set up at the International Space Station, with a goal of eventually sending a manned mission to Mars.
Computer Scientists Use Music to Covertly Track Body Movements, Activity August 18, 2017
Researchers at the University of Washington have demonstrated the use of smart devices as surveillance tools to track a user's position, body movements, and activity.
NASA's Voyager Missions Could Guide Aliens to Earth August 17, 2017
The 40th anniversary of the launch of two of NASA's most remarkable spacecraft is fast approaching.
Tripping the Light Fantastic August 17, 2017
A team of researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has developed a prototype chip that uses light rather than electrons to crunch data.
How AI Is Creating Building Blocks to Reshape Music and Art August 17, 2017
Innovators are using deep neural networks to train machines to produce artwork by analyzing massive datasets. Google researcher Douglas Eck envisions artificial intelligence as a tool that artists can use to explore new modes of creation.

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