How AI Could Make Urban Bicycling a Whole Lot Easier
Cyclists could soon be riding ‘green waves’ with help from deep learning. Continue reading How AI Could Make Urban Bicycling a Whole Lot Easier
Author Archives: Michael Byrne
A Plea for Multispace, the DIY Civic Internet That Will Never Exist
Researcher proposes an information infrastructure “beyond what is unlikely to ever be supported by commercialized information and communication systems.” Continue reading A Plea for Multispace, the DIY Civic Internet That Will Never Exist
The Last VR Convert
Finally, I tried virtual reality. It was amazing and didn’t even make me hurl. Continue reading The Last VR Convert
The Last VR Convert
Finally, I tried virtual reality. It was amazing and didn’t even make me hurl. Continue reading The Last VR Convert
In Op-Ed, Eric Schmidt Argues for Government Role in Basic Research
“While investing in basic research typically doesn’t make sense for a business, it has been a winning strategy for our nation.” Continue reading In Op-Ed, Eric Schmidt Argues for Government Role in Basic Research
When a $200,000 Tech Salary Just Isn’t Worth It
A new study cites ‘unfairness’ as the leading factor in why people bail from tech jobs. Continue reading When a $200,000 Tech Salary Just Isn’t Worth It
New Simulations Predict the United States’ Coming Climate Change Mass Migration
Rising sea levels are more than a coastal problem. Continue reading New Simulations Predict the United States’ Coming Climate Change Mass Migration
This Transgenic Mouse Is a Flu Pandemic Canary
An early-warning system for the biological ‘big one.’ Continue reading This Transgenic Mouse Is a Flu Pandemic Canary
This Transgenic Mouse Is a Flu Pandemic Canary
An early-warning system for the biological ‘big one.’ Continue reading This Transgenic Mouse Is a Flu Pandemic Canary
Beware the Microsecond
Computers are optimized for nanosecond and millisecond scales, but that’s not good enough anymore. Continue reading Beware the Microsecond