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12/09/2024

To stop spacecraft from becoming space junk, satellite operators send them to burn up in the atmosphere at mission’s end. The environmental impacts are still uncertain.

To stop them from becoming space junk, satellite operators send spacecraft to burn up in the atmosphere at mission’s end. The environmental impacts are still uncertain.

12/09/2024

OpenAI has to ship. And monetize. And ship. And monetize.

Plus a chat about how the Ukraine war is reshaping tech in Eastern Europe, and a stocking stuffer recommendation.

12/09/2024

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The Checkup is MIT Technology Review's weekly newsletter that is all about bodies: how we treat them, enhance them and understand them.

12/09/2024

Here's how companies propose we avoid AI ruin.

Plus: Watch the exclusive world premiere of the AI-generated short film The Frost.

12/09/2024

How worried should we be about AI’s effects on the grid?

12/09/2024

Lots of people might look in a grocery store’s dumpster and see garbage. But now, some are starting to see dollar signs.

There’s always money in the grocery store dumpster.

12/09/2024

YouTube videos demonstrating dangerous—and even deadly—DIY crafts and hacks attract millions of views. This YouTube baker spends her time debunking them, but the craze shows no signs of stopping.

Ann Reardon spends her time debunking dangerous activities that go viral on the platform—but the craze shows no signs of abating.

12/09/2024

There's no shortage of popular books and lectures on math, but they can only teach us so much.

There is no shortage of popular books and lectures on math—but they can only teach us so much.

12/09/2024

Algorithm expert Cathy O'Neil wrote a book that shows how the tech world feeds off the idea of shame.

Algorithm expert Cathy O'Neil has written a new book that shows how the tech world and society generally feeds off the idea of shame.

12/09/2024

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12/08/2024

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12/08/2024

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12/08/2024

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Weekend Reads is MIT Technology Review's weekly newsletter that puts technology in perspective.

12/08/2024

Here's what leading businesses reveal about the race to address climate change.

What leading businesses reveal about the race to address climate change.

12/08/2024

Astronauts and commercial space travelers are subject to damaging radiation and microgravity, along with other potential injuries. We need better ways to protect them.

12/08/2024

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12/08/2024

Every day across Hollywood, scores of film school graduates and production assistants work as script readers. Their job is to find the diamonds in the rough from the 50,000 or so screenplays pitched each year and flag any worth pursuing further. Each script runs anywhere from 100 to 150 pages, and it can take half a day to read one and write up a “coverage,” or summary of the strengths and weaknesses. With only about 50 of these scripts selling in a given year, readers are trained to be ruthless.

Now the film-focused tech company Cinelytic, which works with major studios like Warner Bros. and Sony Pictures to analyze film budgets and box office potential, aims to offer script feedback with generative AI.

Callaia provides analysis and feedback on scripts in seconds. But, as AI models are trained to be, it might be too nice to be truly useful.

12/08/2024

NotebookLM is a surprise hit. Here are some of the ways people are using it.

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