MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW

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Title:	MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW
Keywords:	MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW Lab-grown spandex; unruly electric-vehicle fires; the tiny city that's home to over 150 robotics companies; the move to legalize telehealth; plus, job title of the future: pharmaceutical-grade mushroom grower Blurred lines For artist Sougwen Chung, robots and AI become creative collaborators. The AI relationship revolution is already here Chatbots are rapidly changing how we connect to each other-and ourselves. We're never going back. Adventures in the genetic time machine Ancient DNA is telling us more and more about humans and environments long past. Could it also help rescue the future? Your boss is watching Monitoring technology is increasing the power imbalance between companies and workers. Protections lag far behind. BY A strange kind of limbo Frozen IVF embryos are filling storage banks around the world. It's a struggle to know what to do with them. Having a child in the digital age In her new book, journalist Amanda Hess scrutinizes period-tracking apps, targeted ads, and birth myths that spread online Bureaucratic brainpower Scholars are making a case for reviving the US Office of Technology Assessment,.a congressional agency that evaluated emerging tech Are friends electric? Three books examine our complex and often fraught relationship with robots, AI, and automation. Animating ancient animals The field of paleo-inspired robotics is opening up a new way to study extinct species My sex doll is mad at me The AI Hype Index Our highly subjective take on the latest buzz in artificial intelligence
Issue Date:	Mar-2025
Series/Report no.:	Volume-128;Number-2
URI:	http://localhost:80/xmlui/handle/123456789/9727
Appears in Collections:	Alerting of New Journals (AIML)

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