The world’s first industrial-scale plant for green steel promises a cleaner future
Some of these automakers—including Volvo, which will buy from Stegra and rival SSAB—are marketing cars made with the green steel ...
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Tapping the wisdom of human-centered fields
When I last wrote to you in this magazine, I told you a bit about the MIT Collaboratives, an effort ...
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This international surveillance project aims to protect wheat from deadly diseases
Their automated system sends data to Chris Gilligan, who leads the modeling arm of Wheat DEWAS at the University of ...
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Revisiting a year of Roundtables, MIT Technology Review’s subscriber-only events
The rise of AI comes with a growing carbon footprint and greater demand for electricity. Analysts project that AI could ...
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How to build (and rebuild) with glass
A tube of glass is extruded in a hot 3D printer.ETHAN TOWNSEND Stern and Kaitlyn Becker ’09, an assistant professor ...
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The humans behind the robots
That’s the question at the center of my story for our magazine, published online today, on whether we will trust ...
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Mars’s ancient atmosphere might be locked in clay
While water was present on Mars, they suggest, the liquid could have trickled through certain rock types and set off ...
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Will we ever trust robots?
Shariq Hashme, a former employee of both OpenAI and Scale AI, entered his robotics firm Prosper into the humanoid arms ...
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Pairing live support with accurate AI outputs
“Enterprises are trying to rush to figure out how to implement or incorporate generative AI into their business to gain ...
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Why materials science is key to unlocking the next frontier of AI development
But this pace of innovation is not guaranteed, and the next frontier of technological advances—from the future of AI to ...
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