Minsky talks about life, love in the age of artificial intelligence
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Computer science professor Marvin Minsky of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is known for feats that range from inventing the ultrahigh-resolution confocal microscope to helping found the field of artificial intelligence, which aims to create computers that mimic the human mind.
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The most profound insights to emerge from the pursuit of synthetic life just may be about real life.
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Aug 17 - Professor Raj Reddy, an Indian researcher in artificial intelligence and a professor at Carnegie Mellon University. Has designed a wirelessly networked personal computer worth just 250 US dollars intended for the four billion people around the ...
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Already the most wired country in the world, the Asian country is on a fast track to create intelligent service robots that will integrate into society.
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The automated life used to be the exclusive realm of the rich. Now home automation is coming to a subdivision near you. By Tom Vanderbilt from Wired magazine.
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The authors of Empire, the It book of postmodern philosophy, have a new plan to save the world
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The biopic shows admirably how liberating, and threatening, the work of some scientists can be. It's a timely film, a reminder that scientists sometimes suffer in their efforts to reveal truths others would prefer remain hidden. Jason Silverman reviews Kinsey.
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By Lau, Andrew  An engineering professor confronts his conflicts with technology.  I AM A NEO-LUDDITE. Like the Luddites of early 19th-century England, I question and resist new technologies that will supposedly make life better and easier.
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Norman Doidgeâs fascinating synopsis of the current revolution in neuroscience straddles the gap between science and self-help.
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A look at the life the Microsoft co-founder before the internet revolution
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An upstart adult industry venture pioneers a revolution in technology and entertainment. Again. Commentary by Regina Lynn.
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Niklas Zennstroem, the co-founder of Skype, explains  how the net will shape the emergence of new technologies.
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By WILLIAM REES-MOGG Ten years ago, an American analyst, James Davidson, and I published a book on the prospects for the information age, The Sovereign Individual. When I reread it now, it seems rather a good book, with a number of insights that have proved correct.
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Wired's expert in all things answers -- in his inimitable style -- three thoughtful questions about postmodern life.
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The inability to connect in a hyper-wired world is old news given fresh voice in this tragicomic indie about the way we live.
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Wired News introduces a new column by Regina Lynn Preciado. It's about sex. And technology. You'll dig it.
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Richard Feynman was way ahead of his time, using modern-day approaches to computing in the days of punched cards.