MIT Technology Review

Deep neural networks are beginning to outperform humans in a rapidly increasing variety of vision-related tasks.

A genetic technology that can kill off mosquito species could eradicate malaria. But is it too risky to ever use?

Spotting the bacteria that causes food poisoning has always been a time-consuming and expensive business. Until now.

Two radically different engine designs aim to make flying cleaner and quieter. Which one will win?

The subtle social and emotional cues in our voices are vital to how we communicate—and making a computer reproduce them is really hard.

Fear of the Zika virus could generate support for gene drives, a radical technology able to make species go extinct.

A new database will gauge progress in artificial intelligence, as computers try to grasp what’s going on in scenes shown in photographs.

Relatively new discoveries about of the role of the microbiome in human health have sparked a race to develop new therapies based on microbes.

China’s leading search company is developing a self-driving car with BMW.