Category Archives: Publications
Medical Space Race: Inside The Two Moonshots To Cure Cancer
Key players agree that cancer cures are within reach. Two major, sometimes overlapping, efforts are underway—one public and one private. (Read about the cancer moonshots on Fast Company.)
Paging Dr. Robot: The Coming AI Health Care Boom
Use of artificial intelligence in health care to grow tenfold in 5 years, say analysts—for everything from cancer diagnosis to diet tips. (Read more about AI in healthcare on Fast Company.)
How The World Will Transform Once There Are Environmental Sensors Everywhere
As sensors become small and cheap, we’re creating a global network of environmental data collection to help us figure out the best ways to quickly cut emissions. (Read about environmental sensors on Fast Company.)
Women Are Doing Better In The Star Wars Galaxy Than In This One
With Rey, Leia, Maz, and Phasma, women have achieved equality in The Force Awakens. Data shows they’ve made less progress on this planet. (Read more about women of Star Wars on Fast Company.)
Netflix Monthly Streaming Guide
The best new TV shows and movies for Netflix this month, on Tom’s Guide.
The Top Three Online Security Menaces You Should Worry About In 2016
Smartphones and a profusion of connected gadgets will be prime hunting ground for hackers. And Apple products are not immune. (Read about online security on Fast Company.)
“The Force Awakens” Embraces Millennials Without Pandering
J.J. Abrams’s take on Star Wars reboots the story for a new generation, but avoids over-flattering them. (Read about Star Wars on Fast Company.)
IBM Opens Its Artificial Mind to the World
Real AI isn’t about building a know-it-all computer, but rather one that’s a good learner, able to sort overwhelming amounts of data, and diligently catalog recurring patterns. For example, while working with sensor readings and other flight data from airliners, … Continue reading
The Best Online-Original TV Shows 2016
Quality online content has exploded to the point that it’s hard to even keep track of all the shows from Netflix, let alone Amazon, Crackle and Hulu. They’re not all winners, though. We’ve combed through dozens of online offerings to find … Continue reading
Analyzing the Subtle Bias in Tech Companies’ Recruiting Emails
According to linguist and cognitive scientist Kieran Snyder, empty words in documents like job descriptions could be precisely what’s hurting diversity, by discouraging people from even applying. “Everybody hates that language, but underrepresented people hate it more, probably because it’s … Continue reading