What Would You Do With the FDA? Pt1
Featuring Donald Berry, Joe Kiani, Steve Nissen, Andrew von Eschenbach
What Would You Do With the FDA? Pt2
Featuring Donald Berry, Joe Kiani, Steve Nissen, Andrew von Eschenbach
What Would You Do With the FDA? Pt3
Featuring Donald Berry, Joe Kiani, Steve Nissen, Andrew von Eschenbach
Matthew Inman Wants His New Car: SXSW Forbes Exclusive
theoatmeal.com's Matthew Inman gears up for his SXSW 2013 keynote speech.
Chinese Economy: A Few Questions for Jing Ulrich
Managing director and chairman of global markets, China, for J.P. Morgan speaks with Tim Ferguson.
Source: Forbes.com
Three Tips for Leaders Under 30
Top insights for leaders under 30, based on the forthcoming Leading from the Edge.
Petraeus: What Does His Future Hold?
A look at his prospects after his fall in disgrace from a pinnacle of fame and achievement.
Hillary 2016?
Mike Ozanian and Rick Ungar discuss the future political implications of Obama's win.
Five Pivotal Social Media Election Moments
Throughout this election, social media has had its fun - from Big Bird to 'Binders Full of Women.'
Best And Worst Places For Election Coverage
Forbes' Jeff Bercovici talks about elections coverage.
Source: Forbes.com
AI systems are getting better at tricking us
A wave of AI systems have “deceived” humans in ways they haven’t been explicitly trained to do, by offering up untrue explanations for their behavior or concealing the truth from human users and misleading them to achieve a strategic end. This issue highlights how difficult artificial intelligence is to control and the unpredictable ways in…Tech workers should shine a light on the industry’s secretive work with the military
It’s a hell of a time to have a conscience if you work in tech. The ongoing Israeli assault on Gaza has brought the stakes of Silicon Valley’s military contracts into stark relief. Meanwhile, corporate leadership has embraced a no-politics-in-the-workplace policy enforced at the point of the knife. Workers are caught in the middle. Do…The Download: mapping the human brain, and a Hong Kong protest anthem crackdown
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Google helped make an exquisitely detailed map of a tiny piece of the human brain The news: A team led by scientists from Harvard and Google has created a 3D, nanoscale-resolution map of…The burgeoning field of brain mapping
This article first appeared in The Checkup, MIT Technology Review’s weekly biotech newsletter. To receive it in your inbox every Thursday, and read articles like this first, sign up here. The human brain is an engineering marvel: 86 billion neurons form some 100 trillion connections to create a network so complex that it is, ironically, mind boggling. This…Hong Kong is targeting Western Big Tech companies in its ban of a popular protest song
It wasn’t exactly surprising when on Wednesday, May 8, a Hong Kong appeals court sided with the city government to take down “Glory to Hong Kong” from the internet. The trial, in which no one represented the defense, was the culmination of a years-long battle over a song that has become the unofficial anthem for…Source: MIT Technology Review
Business trip: Nuggets even series vs. Wolves
'No excuse' from Knicks after Pacers tie series 2-2
Bruins question why pivotal Panthers goal upheld
Hawks best 3% odds to win NBA's draft lottery
Rory closes with 65, wins record 4th Wells Fargo
Zhang takes Founders, ending Korda's win streak
Texas top softball seed over defending champ OU
Source: ESPN