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1. MIT manage to 3D print a complete working motor with moving partsIndustry and manufacturing22 Mar 2026
2. Ivy league research finds AI Agents are autonomous spontaneous Chaos MonkiesSecurity and privacy27 Feb 2026
3. AI watches CAD designers at work and begins creating 3D models itselfAI and intelligence23 Dec 2025
4. OpenAI pays $150 per hour for bankers to train its financial modelsAI and intelligence8 Nov 2025
5. MIT just developed a vaccine to stop the next PandemicBiotech and enhanced humans24 Aug 2025
6. Harvard’s new Quantum Computer runs for a staggering two hoursComputing23 Aug 2025
7. MIT’s new SEAL AI edits, evolves, and boosts its own intelligenceAI and intelligence4 Jul 2025
8. MIT study suggests people outsourcing their work to AI are getting stupiderAI and intelligence29 Jun 2025
9. Microsofts 1 Bit AI model runs on a CPU and matches larger systemsAI and intelligence8 Jun 2025
10. Anthropic read their AI’s mind and it doesn’t predict the next wordAI and intelligence9 May 2025
11. MIT’s newest robo dog learned its tricks in simulationRobotics5 Apr 2025
12. Deepseek claims its reasoning model beats OpenAI o1 in benchmarksAI and intelligence13 Feb 2025
13. AI agents created a Minecraft civilisation complete with culture, religion, and taxAI and intelligence1 Dec 2024
14. AI can now clone your personality to replace youVirtual worlds22 Nov 2024
15. New study on AI in education finds students get lazy and learn lessOpinion24 Oct 2024
16. UK and US accelerate Quantum Computing research after China advancesComputing12 Oct 2024
17. Meta thinks AI needs a body to be truly intelligentRobotics10 Oct 2024
18. Nanobots can now enter your brains cells to spy on themBiotech and enhanced humans19 Sep 2024
19. LLM AI’s can suddenly learn new skills now we might know whyAI and intelligence15 Sep 2024
20. OpenAI is testing their AI’s powers of persuasionSecurity and privacy12 Aug 2024
21. ARIA researchers attempt to cut AI computing costs by a thousandComputing4 Apr 2024
22. Generative AI designs new DNA sequences to turn genes on and offBiotech and enhanced humans24 Feb 2024
23. New analysis suggests AI could upend everyones pay and flatten wagesAI and intelligence25 Jan 2024
24. New spray on sensor technology turns everything into a user interfaceAI and intelligence22 Dec 2023
25. AI just discovered another 200 CRISPR-like gene editing systemsBiotech and enhanced humans18 Dec 2023
26. Toyota invents new Large Behaviour Model AI to accelerate robot learningRobotics24 Sep 2023
27. These bacteria eat plastic waste and turn it into useful productsIndustry and manufacturing18 Sep 2023
28. BCG AI in the workplace study shows junior employees benefit more than their seniorsAI and intelligence2 Sep 2023
29. NASA smashes speed records with new space to ground communications systemConnected society20 Jun 2023
30. MIT and Stanford ChatGPT study shows low skilled workers benefit the mostAI and intelligence25 Apr 2023
31. This new in vivo glucose powered fuel cell turns humans into batteriesEarth and energy18 Apr 2023
32. This ingestible Smart Pill helps doctors identify gastrointestinal issues fasterBiotech and enhanced humans11 Apr 2023
33. Devs used hacks to create AutoGPT an almost fully autonomous AI and open sourced itRobotics8 Apr 2023
34. This ingestible smart pill monitors your gut health from the inside outIndustry and manufacturing5 Apr 2023
35. Researchers say you’ll soon be able to run holograms from your smartphoneIndustry and manufacturing8 Jan 2023
36. Researchers created self-assembling proteins that can the memories of cellsBiotech and enhanced humans4 Jan 2023
37. New breakthrough drug reverses hearing loss and consigns hearing aids to the binBiotech and enhanced humans31 Dec 2022
38. An AI just aced a university maths course for the first timeAI and intelligence7 Oct 2022
39. MIT tries to defeat global warming with new space bubble conceptSpace4 Aug 2022
40. This Brain on a Chip tech is designed to destroy brain tumours faster and cheaperBiotech and enhanced humans23 Jun 2022
41. Blockchain could help autonomous swarms of drones and robots communicate securelyConnected society29 Mar 2022
42. NASA and partners team up to create robotic self-assembling space structuresIndustry and manufacturing24 Mar 2022
43. Plans to drill 12 miles deep into the Earth’s Mantle get the green light with new fundingEarth and energy28 Feb 2022
44. New smart kinetic clothing records and plays back your breathingAI and intelligence29 Oct 2021
45. 3D printed solid state batteries are getting closer to productionEarth and energy27 Sep 2021
46. Living pharmacies within our bodies could help cure jet lag and diseaseBiotech and enhanced humans2 Sep 2021
47. MIT’s newest material contains sensors and a neural networkComputing13 Aug 2021
48. MIT and Harvard scientists develop a face mask that detects COVID-19 in the airIndustry and manufacturing27 Jul 2021
49. Researchers innovative nanomaterial opens the door for bulletproof shirtsIndustry and manufacturing13 Jul 2021
50. Federal Reserve’s Digital Dollar initiative has Wall Street panickingConnected society1 May 2021
51. MIT’s smart clothes measure your body’s movements more accurately than everConnected society19 Apr 2021
52. Futuristic Spinach can send you emails about climate change, life, and stuffConnected society28 Mar 2021
53. Body morphing clothing powered by ancient bacteria helps you exercise harderIndustry and manufacturing26 Mar 2021
54. This genetic kill switch prevents genetically modified organisms from escapingSecurity and privacy19 Mar 2021
55. 500 hackers spent three months trying to hack a radical new computer chip and failedSecurity and privacy19 Mar 2021
56. MIT’s lab grown wood and plants take aim at traditional farming and forestryIndustry and manufacturing8 Mar 2021
57. Researchers used a worm brained AI with just 19 neurons to control a self-driving carAI and intelligence3 Mar 2021
58. Race to contain COVID-19 sees researchers use AI to predict future deadly mutationsAI and intelligence8 Feb 2021
59. USAF experiments with neurotraining to cut pilot training times in halfBiotech and enhanced humans1 Nov 2020
60. Virus based molecular assembler helps researchers build next gen batteriesIndustry and manufacturing22 Oct 2020
61. MIT computing breakthrough will put a human brain in your pocketComputing14 Aug 2020
62. OpenAI’s GPT-3 moves us closer to realising computers that write their own codeComputing10 Aug 2020
63. Re-igniting Moore’s Law, MIT’s radical Carbon Nanotube computer leaps from lab to factoryComputing22 Jun 2020
64. Scientists are developing a face mask that lights up if it detects Covid-19Industry and manufacturing18 May 2020
65. MIT invents a cryptographic “Tag of Everything” to defeat counterfeitersSecurity and privacy5 Mar 2020
66. Toyota used AI to supercharge EV battery development and saved years of effortAI and intelligence28 Feb 2020
67. A revolutionary AI built by MIT just discovered a new powerful antibiotic drugAI and intelligence26 Feb 2020
68. MIT researchers can now use lasers to look at your insides from a distanceEarth and energy9 Jan 2020
69. Scientists have managed to clone photons using quantum dotsComputing4 Jan 2020
70. MIT invented a computer circuit that works by using magnetism not electricityComputing14 Dec 2019
71. An AI built to generate “Fake News” is now helping detect itSecurity and privacy21 Nov 2019
72. World’s most advanced nanotube computer keeps Moore’s Law alive, for nowComputing9 Oct 2019
73. Cellular recorders help treat cancer by capturing the story of cellsBiotech and enhanced humans6 Oct 2019
74. MIT’s new ink lets any object instantly change colourIndustry and manufacturing23 Sep 2019
75. Nvidia and MIT open source an AI that creates crazy good synthetic videosAI and intelligence26 Aug 2019
76. MIT’s CRISPR gene editing alternative inserts new DNA without cuttingBiotech and enhanced humans21 Jul 2019
77. Google secretly spent $10million on a 4 year Cold Fusion experimentEarth and energy14 Jul 2019
78. MIT’s crazy laser can beam adverts directly into your earsSecurity and privacy10 Jul 2019
79. Disney’s latest VR jacket lets gamers “feel the force”Virtual worlds1 Jul 2019
80. BIG unveil Oceanix their floating city concept backed by the UNEarth and energy19 Jun 2019
81. New self-healing material rebuilds itself using carbon from the airIndustry and manufacturing8 Jun 2019
82. Baxter the robot fixes its mistakes by reading your mindRobotics3 Jun 2019
83. Blockchain startups are trying to break big tech’s hold on AIAI and intelligence24 May 2019
84. Perfect fitting one size fits all clothing has arrivedIndustry and manufacturing7 May 2019
85. MIT researchers have turned WiFi signals into electricityEarth and energy17 Apr 2019
86. NASA’s revolutionary metamaterial “morphing” wing mimics birds wingsTransport and mobility9 Apr 2019
87. Experts believe Chinese scientist who Gene-Hacked twins “likely boosted their brainpower”Biotech and enhanced humans24 Feb 2019
88. MIT’s new neural network can explain its decisionsAI and intelligence9 Feb 2019
89. MIT discover a way to mass produce cell sized robotsRobotics24 Jan 2019
90. RNA breakthrough makes it possible to cure Cystic Fibrosis with an inhalerBiotech and enhanced humans13 Jan 2019
91. The world’s first silent, engineless aircraft takes flight at MITTransport and mobility29 Nov 2018
92. MIT trained an AI to spot fake and biased news storiesAI and intelligence9 Nov 2018
93. A powerful battery breakthrough from MIT could usher in electric planesEarth and energy7 Nov 2018
94. The web is broken so it’s founder is re-inventing itConnected society23 Oct 2018
95. Doctors will soon be able to track your health through walls using your wifiAI and intelligence24 Sep 2018
96. A robot taught itself how to identify and manipulate objects autonomouslyRobotics15 Sep 2018
97. MIT created a nanobot spray that gives dumb objects superpowersIndustry and manufacturing31 Aug 2018
98. MIT researchers have taught their AI to see through solid wallsAI and intelligence18 Jul 2018
99. Revolutionary injectable brain implant restores mobility in paralysed patientsBiotech and enhanced humans5 Jul 2018
100. New battery technology triples the ranges of electric vehiclesEarth and energy4 Jul 2018
101. US military and DARPA team up to develop tech to uncover fake newsAI and intelligence16 Jun 2018
102. BMW and MIT create the world’s first 3D printed inflatable materialIndustry and manufacturing15 Jun 2018
103. Lamborghini’s futuristic all electric, self healing hyper car won’t have batteriesTransport and mobility30 May 2018
104. Two breakthroughs make it impossible to fake nuclear weapon decommissioningSecurity and privacy22 May 2018
105. Empatica’s smartwatch predicts Epileptic seizuresBiotech and enhanced humans16 Apr 2018
106. MIT’s “mind reading” wearable let’s you silently interact with all your devicesComputing4 Apr 2018
107. MIT and DeepMind’s new AI can’t be tricked with weird lightingAI and intelligence26 Mar 2018
108. MIT’s breakthrough battery makes electricity from thin air, literallyEarth and energy22 Mar 2018
109. MIT invents a 3D printed dye that lets objects change colour on demandIndustry and manufacturing17 Mar 2018
110. MIT’s new secure, low power chip helps create the “Internet of Secure Things”Security and privacy20 Feb 2018
111. MIT’s new artificial synapse brings “Brain on a chip” hardware closerComputing17 Feb 2018
112. MIT’s new Smart Tattoo is like having a doctor on your armIndustry and manufacturing12 Jan 2018
113. MIT’s Rapid Liquid Printing technology could be the future of furnitureIndustry and manufacturing9 Jan 2018
114. MIT researchers read a neural networks mind to boost its performanceAI and intelligence2 Jan 2018
115. MIT breakthrough creates glowing plants that could replace street lightsEarth and energy27 Dec 2017
116. MIT’s new AI is helping scientists design new, futuristic materialsIndustry and manufacturing28 Nov 2017
117. MIT researchers use AI and a smartphone to see round cornersAI and intelligence23 Oct 2017
118. MIT’s breakthrough air battery could make grid scale storage 80 percent cheaperEarth and energy20 Oct 2017
119. NASA 4D prints new materials and mulls printing self-assembling space stationsIndustry and manufacturing10 Aug 2017
120. MIT tests the future of cybersecurity, pits AI’s against AI’sSecurity and privacy24 Jul 2017
121. Revolutionary seawater powered battery gives underwater drones a big boostEarth and energy21 Jul 2017
122. Toyota ties up with blockchain startups to connect its worldConnected society5 Jun 2017
123. New ‘Cyborg’ brain implants could help paralysed people walk againBiotech and enhanced humans28 Feb 2017
124. NASA’s possible-impossible plasma engine roars into lifeSpace27 Feb 2017
125. Microsoft’s AI has learnt how to write it’s own code and create its own programsAI and intelligence25 Feb 2017
126. NASA just discovered seven Earth like planetsSpace23 Feb 2017
127. MIT’s newest chip could bring speech recognition to every deviceComputing20 Feb 2017
128. Scientists get ready to take the world’s first photo of a Black HoleSpace18 Feb 2017
129. Scientists create the first carbon free supercapacitorEarth and energy28 Jan 2017
130. Google’s AI’s are learning how to build new AI’sAI and intelligence20 Jan 2017
131. Watch the F/A-18 release swarms of autonomous drones into the skySecurity and privacy13 Jan 2017
132. New 3D graphene is as light as air and ten times stronger than steelIndustry and manufacturing11 Jan 2017
133. Devastating bioweapon or humanity’s saviour? UN green lights the ‘Gene Drive’Earth and energy6 Jan 2017
134. MIT researchers have taught their AI to recognise soundsAI and intelligence5 Dec 2016
135. MIT’s latest breakthrough? Getting AIs to explain their decisionsAI and intelligence5 Dec 2016
136. MIT’s new AI can create videos of the future by looking at a photoAI and intelligence29 Nov 2016
137. MIT breakthrough lets virtual reality gamers cut the chordVirtual worlds15 Nov 2016
138. Ubers flying taxis will take passengers to the heavens and back by 2021Transport and mobility3 Nov 2016
139. ISS SPHERE drones learn to see and fly around in space all by themselvesRobotics3 Nov 2016
140. Scientists are creating a detailed map of all 35 trillion cells in the human bodyBiotech and enhanced humans22 Oct 2016
141. Skydio’s autonomous drone takes to the skiesTransport and mobility11 Oct 2016
142. Autonomous Roboats to sail the canals of AmsterdamTransport and mobility30 Sep 2016
143. Scientists use WiFi to read your emotionsSecurity and privacy23 Sep 2016
144. World first as researchers observe atoms interactingEarth and energy18 Sep 2016
145. MIT’s latest Human-AI hybrid cybersecurity platform blitzes trialsSecurity and privacy11 Aug 2016
146. New MIT tech lets Pokemon magically interact with the real worldVirtual worlds4 Aug 2016
147. Human on a chip development signals the end of animal testingBiotech and enhanced humans1 Aug 2016
148. 3D, the sequel at a cinema near you sometime wheneverVirtual worlds29 Jul 2016
149. Researchers have created a programming language for living cellsComputing30 Mar 2016
150. Using open innovation to gain first mover advantageOpinion26 Mar 2016
151. In the future everything will be connectedOpinion26 Mar 2016