Good morning. This is the 21st issue of the AI Tech Morning Edition. We deliver the most important movements in AI and technology, condensed so you can catch up in just a few minutes of your morning ...

A new biological blueprint of how the body of a mouse is represented in its brain could help scientists answer a fundamental ...

AI might be taking over mathematics research, but there is reason for hope when it comes to the uniquely human love of numbers.

Physicist César Hidalgo has been studying who becomes famous and what shapes our collective memory of popular figures for over a decade. What makes someone like Napoleon a household name across the ...

At the time, there were no approved mRNA-based products on the market, and most scientists would have agreed that mRNA was ...

PsiQuantum’s chief executive Victor Peng says the company’s plans to build a world-leading quantum computer in Australia ...

A few years ago, most Pennsylvanians had never used an AI chatbot. Today, many of us use it to draft emails, plan our meals for the week and help our kids with their homework. Quantum computing is ...

An ardent tech lover who grew up with computers and loves to mow down difficult technical concepts into easy-to-understand ...

The yarns made of seaweed, shrimp shells and gelatin concocted in the Hybrid Body Lab seemed to have serious defects. When ...

On Oct. 20, New York Times reporter Natasha Singer discussed her latest book on how tech companies came to fill public school classrooms.

Accurate, up-to-date climate projections are essential for planning decisions that enhance the resilience of power grids, ...

What would your brain waves look like if you saw a photo of an alligator? A new AI tool called Concept2Brain predicts brain-wave responses to pictures or text, generating simulated EEG data that ...