Immanuel Jotham

A San Francisco-based company, Vicarious, has built an AI that can see and read like a human brain, effectively rendering Captchas obsolete.

The Chinese military has said that their technology is ahead of the US and that the new engine will go into their nuclear submarines.

The Unmanned Aircraft System Integration Pilot Program is seen as the beginning of US's own national drone network.

Ceres is the largest rock in the asteroid belt and one of the candidates for finding life in the solar system.

The AI program has been named after the author of Frankenstein, Mary Shelley.

The printed materials are not explosive on their own, but are packed in with explosive materials.

The Guardian GT needs a human to run it and can perfectly replicate what an operator does through controllers and a stereo camera system.

Sand dunes on Hellas Planitia have large, linear scratch marks on its sides at high latitudes.

Russian Helicopters, part of Rostec State Corporation, will be undertaking the project.

Amazon has filed a patent that describes a future tech that can help extend the range of EVs by a few miles as an option.

The Silicon Valley tech firm is reportedly in talks to set up a factory in Shanghai's free trade zone.

Scientists have found a way to gather seismic data from existing fibre optic cables which are buried almost everywhere.

The new material called PUU does not collapse or buckle under high stress; it also does not sustain any damage on the surface, bouncing back to its original form almost instantly.

The insurance package offered by Tesla will take into account the car's built-in safety features like the Autopilot.

The all-electric bike will be deployed by Russian police during the Fifa World Cup next year.

The cave, found by Japanese space agency, Jaxa, is located near a now extinct volcano called Marius Hill, and is believed to be an ancient lava tube.

The BE-4 will be used with the New Glenn rocket that the company plans to launch by 2020 as a heavy lifter.

Lyft, apart from getting Alphabet's investment, has already partnered with Google's Waymo on self-driving tech.

This is the world's first 3D printed bridge and spans 8 metres across a ditch in the town of Gemert.

Scientists studying Cassini's data have found that Titan's atmosphere has several toxic cloud formations containing hydrogen cyanide and benzene over its South Pole.

The new submarine detected by the US will be North Korea's first operational naval vehicle capable of launching a ballistic missile.

Ad buyers can choose the demography, what apps they want to cover, and the location that they want their ads to appear in.

US robot Eagle Prime defeated Japan's Kuratas after deploying its massive chainsaw and cutting open its rival.

British spy agencies have been accused of collecting personal, social media, travel, medical and related data for years, unchecked and without oversight.

Details about the launch of Zuma was sourced from FAA records and from Nasa's space flight registry, but no one knows what the launch is for.

The Cassini mission's data has provided scientists with several new insights, and Nasa says that it will continue to use and apply the information collected.

Is training AI to behave like average humans the best way to teach it ethics and morality? MIT researchers think it is a good place to start.

AutoML is more powerful, smart, and accurate than even the best human-made AI system, says Google.

Google's driverless car division Waymo is bringing out manuals and defining protocols to assist police officers in the event of a driverless car crashing.