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In a world increasingly reliant on automation, engineers and innovators explore the unintended consequences of creating limitless robotic systems.
MIT CSAIL researchers, including Dr. Pulkit Agrawal and Gabe Margolis, explore the implications of advanced artificial intelligence in robot dogs.
Psychological operations, or PSYOPs, use techniques to influence the behavior and emotions of target audiences, including enemy combatants and civilians.
Jennifer Doudna, co-developer of CRISPR, discusses the ethical implications of gene editing during a live conversation with filmmaker Adam Bolt.
Trump's foreign aid policy, linking funding to abortion issues, threatens vital health programs in Mozambique, risking thousands of maternal deaths.
A hundred cyborgs merge technology with their bodies each month, using implants and chips to enhance their sensory perception and redefine human experience.
In a world where CRISPR technology enables genetic modification of embryos, Lena grapples with the ethical implications of altering her future children's hearing abilities.
Governments in Libya, Syria, and Bahrain utilize advanced electronic warfare equipment from French companies to monitor and suppress dissent among their citizens.
In the early 1960s, psychologist Stanley Milgram conducted controversial experiments on obedience, revealing the extent to which individuals comply with authority to inflict harm.
The rise of the intimacy economy raises ethical questions about customizable lovebots, examining their potential to alleviate loneliness or exacerbate isolation.
The concept of rebooting the human brain, akin to resetting a computer, raises significant questions about individual freedom and the implications of such technology.
Three decades after Dolly the sheep's birth, bioethical issues and medical prospects of cloning are examined in light of advancements in the field.
Advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics raise questions about the potential for creating immortal versions of humans and the essence of the human mind.
Professor Rose Anne Kenny explores the scientific advancements in aging prevention and the societal implications of potentially achieving eternal life.
Artificial intelligence research has reached a milestone with the development of a scientifically provable self-aware robot, raising questions about its implications.
Guantanamo Bay detention camp is notorious for its controversial practices, raising significant concerns about American human rights violations and legal standards.
Robert Oppenheimer's contributions to nuclear physics, including his black hole collapse model, are examined alongside the moral implications of his role in the atomic bomb's creation.
