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I spoke with Sad Cat Studios co-founder and composer Igor Gritsay about the inspirations behind Replaced.

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Kevin Kelly, founding editor of "Wired" magazine and a lifelong observer of technology in motion, returns to Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner's "Rule Breaker Investing" for a conversation about ...

Sea stars move without a central brain, using coordinated tube feet in a way that’s inspiring new robot designs.

Super-intelligent, general-purpose humanoid robots are within our grasp, says the hype. Not so fast, says reality. Allow meus to explain.

Every CEO in the Fortune 500 has issued some version of the same mandate: We need an AI strategy. Most of them have also ...

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Next-generation vascular stents can make cardiovascular therapies minimally invasive and vascular treatments safe and less ...