Early Humans Were Not as Simple as One Would Think
Scientists have discovered evidence that some of the earliest members of the human race, Homo sapiens, were surprisingly advanced.
Afrotectopia: A Celebration of Black Identity in Technology
The New York-based not-for-profit group Ascend Leadership examined the employment information of hundreds of San Francisco tech companies in 2007 and in 2015.
New Dating App Uses DNA to Help People Find Love
Creators of a new dating app are using people’s genetics to help people find love.
3D Printer Can Create Complete Home in One Day
An American company says it has completed the first permitted 3D printed home in the United States.
Facebook’s Zuckerberg Apologizes for User Privacy Mistakes
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has admitted the company made mistakes in dealing with the private data of its users.
A Man’s Mission to Farm in the Arctic
Vidmar keeps a greenhouse where he grows vegetables during the short summer when there is 24 hours of sunlight each day.
Researchers: Glowing Cancer Cells Easier to Find, Remove
Doctors at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania were using dyes that glow in the dark to help find cancer.
Can Self-Driving Cars Be Engineered to Be Ethical?
This week, a self-driving vehicle struck and killed a woman in the American state of Arizona.
Deadly Crash of Self-Driving Car
Decision-making algorithms in autonomous vehicles.
Critics Want Facebook Regulation after Data Misuse
United States lawmakers are calling for more regulation of Facebook.