How solar became ridiculously cheap, solves some of the biggest problems renewables face … and might just save us. 

In exchange for health indicators and colourful pie charts of genetic lineage, millions of people are willing to submit unique bodily information into an abyss of company databases. With their treasure troves of genetic information, you’d suspect DNA testing companies to be faring well. Not exactly. 

AI-powered visual analysis spots complex medical conditions and guides 30-tonne trucks on public roads, making it among the most transformative technologies today—even if it doesn’t make headlines like large language models.  

The game engines Unity and Unreal may be responsible for the creation of over half of video games released today, not to mention a disproportionate number of top titles. What does their future—and that of gaming overall—look like as moods change, and AI weaves into the industry?

As space exploration advances, biotechnology is a promising frontier, notably for matters of life support, but also for more efficiently leveraging resources in space environments.

With 25 percent of people expected to spend one hour daily in a metaverse, the question begs asking: Who, or what, will be responsible for virtual law and order?

Energy-harvesting clothes are textiles with mounted energy-harvesting features. Imagine the sartorial possibilities: Your jeans could charge your phone while you walk.

The resilience and versatility of fungi offer innovative solutions to pressing challenges. Notably, fungal technology could respond to several major pollution issues: Plastic and meat overconsumption, and oil spills.

Generative AI companions aren't merely transactional bots; they foster seemingly genuine connection. This isn’t a subculture. It’s going mainstream at lightspeed.