The Download: introducing the Ethics issue
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How ubiquitous keyboard software puts hundreds of millions of Chinese users at risk
For millions of Chinese people, the first software they download on a new laptop or…
Why salt marshes could help save Venice
Venice, Italy, is suffering from a combination of subsidence—the city’s foundations slowly sinking into the…
Why we should all be rooting for boring AI
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The Download: spying keyboard software, and why boring AI is best
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The ice cores that will let us look 1.5 million years into the past
Moving quickly and carefully in two layers of gloves, Florian Krauss sets a cube of…
The Download: reusing heat from computers, and period research
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Tiny faux organs could crack the mystery of menstruation
In the center of the laboratory dish, there was a subtle white film that could…
This UK startup engineered a clever way to reuse waste heat from cloud computing
Using heat generated by computers to provide free hot water was an idea born not…
A chemo drug shortage shows the vulnerability of the healthcare supply chains
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