Disney Made A VR Jacket That Can Simulate Hugs, Snakes Crawling On Your Back
Feel the "Force" with Disney's new virtual-hug jacket.
Feel the "Force" with Disney's new virtual-hug jacket.
The kit takes the guesswork out of self-diagnosis.
“BAYOU” scraped the internet to learn what the code behind software is supposed to do.
They are a fun, dangerous, arrogant hazard.
The nation is still behind when it comes to spending, and in human resources.
The future of warfare is here, and it's kinda anticlimactic.
The algorithm-written poems were convincing enough to make judges think a human had written them.
There's a future for wearable cameras, but this isn't it.
The brains are "alive" for 36 hours after decapitation.
Who needs to own anything anyway?
Instead of getting censored by the Chinese government, activists are sharing their writing via the blockchain.
That monkey selfie: a very dumb thing that actually kind of matters.
For now, the machines aren't nearly as good at it as the human workers.
GDPR might not be the global model for reining in tech companies, after all.
The nation is moving on from basic income, but it did learn a few lessons along the way.
And the planet, and the economy...
“I finally felt more normal.”
Simon says “Nuke ‘em.”
With a little paint and some copper wires, you could just slap the wall to turn off the lights, to hell with switches.
Minds won't have a Cambridge Analytica, because all interactions (and transactions) are public.