This interview has been edited for length and clarity. JORGE GARAY: AI BioDesign seeks to explore possible molecules and biological functions that have never existed in nature. Are there any particular risks involved in venturing into this uncharted territory? How can scientists anticipate those risks and what steps can they take to minimize them before
Smart glasses are finally moving past early tech experiments into gear you actually want to wear all day. The biggest challenge has never been cramming cameras into a frame. It has been balancing battery life, weight, and the obvious privacy concerns that come with strapping a lens to your face. HTC is officially stepping into
In an industry full of identical black slabs, Nothing continues to be one of the few brands actually having fun with smartphone design. With the new Phone (4b), they are expanding their lineup to introduce a dedicated b-series, built specifically to lower the barrier of entry for younger buyers, students, or anyone who wants a
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