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Not just sci-fi: Tractor beams
A tractor beam is a technology that uses energy to attract objects. In the latest "Not just sci-fi," learn how close it is to reality and what one could actually be used for.
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The reinvention of the arcade
Innovations like virtual reality are revitalising the once moribund arcade industry.
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A rapid primer on crafting more effective GPT-4 prompts
With a few simple strategies, you'll be well-equipped to harness GPT-4's potential. We'll also go over the roleplaying technique for creating more engaging and immersive conversations.
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Programming trust: Web3 could break programmatic ad tech's spell. Are we ready?
Certain priorities were etched into the Web 2.0 advertising ecosystem. Web3's more thoughtful programming, rewarding community cohesion and robustness, could change what we expect from technology and each other.
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Shanzhai knockoff culture might kill ‘innovation’. Long live invention!
Forgery nurtures invention. As it spreads globally, “shanzhai” culture may cure us of our preoccupation with innovation and authorship. We could well become creators again.
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Not just sci-fi: Aerographene
Aerographene is a two-dimensional carbon nanomaterial. It's is about 6 times lighter than air and can perch, without trouble, on a single flower petal. How far is it from leaving the realm of sci-fi?
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Virtual coworking platforms could help us rethink work—if we let them
Many leaders don’t believe remote work is capable of replicating the relationships, motivations, and performances of real-world offices. Is this actually true?
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Not just sci-fi: Claytronics
Claytronics, or programmable matter, are a “dough” composed of nano robots that can take on any shape. How close is this sci-fi sounding tech to mainstream reality?
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Cloud nationalism, multiplayer mercenaries and crypto wars: In Web3, we'll take our borders with us
National sentiment is something many expected to disappear in the 21st century. We may have thought the online space would be borderless, but it is rife with nationalist conflicts, reflecting happenings in the physical world.