# space
"Whoops, sorry about colliding with your satellite, it was a complete accident we'll absolutely investigate. We promise..."
# tech
A Russian mogul's PR firm is talking to bloggers about his plan to fast-track The Singularity.
# tech
Pundits are dueling over the question of how afraid we should be of a devastating cyber attack.
# tech
High frequency trading algorithms are creating market patterns humans can barely follow. As they get even faster, the market may be under their control more often than it's under ours.
# tech
How accurate are the comparisons between how our brains work and how computers calculate? A trio of researchers decided to find out.
# tech
We're entering a massive transition period during which certain jobs will disappear forever. We have to start thinking about what will replace them and how.
# politics
American voters want scientists to solve their problems out of sight and out of mind. They certainly don't want them in office.
# space
We need to clean up Earth's orbit from more than half a century of working in space. But it's a complicated task, logistically and politically.
# tech
Don't worry about most white collar office jobs being replaced by machines. At least not yet...
# tech
Far from keeping analyses of potential cyber attacks on critical infrastructure nodes, pundits are hyperventilating.
# space
Mars should have some sort of live according to all the evidence we've gathered so far. But do we really know for what we're looking?
# science
Amazingly, professional global warming and climate change denialists are not doing what they're doing out of the goodness of their hearts...
# tech
Artificial General Intelligence, or a synthetic mind, might not be possible to build. But if it were, would we even want to create one?
# politics
Conspiracy ideation is at its purest form when it comes to partisan politics.
# science
Publishing code used in scientific studies sounds like a good idea, but its implementation and consequences need a lot more thought first...
