In 2021 we see images from the depths of geographical time, for dreamers working on today’s important issues, for a glimpse of the transhuman future.
Sierra and Leni
David Vintiner
IAN Van Caller
Johnny Miller
Nick Hagen
When Jesse Solomon ’91 first started teaching at a middle school in Cambridge, Massachusetts in the 1990’s, he was overwhelmed. “I had 25 students working at eight different grade levels – some learning English, some on individual education plans,” he says. “I wasn’t ready for that level of complexity.” Fortunately, an experienced teacher was in…
To support MIT Technology Review journalism, please consider becoming a subscriber., Eventually, the founders of Zwift hope that this new form of competitive cycling will one day appear at the Olympics – which could happen if the Olympic Cycling Institute, UCI, supports it. Things are already moving in this direction. Last June, Zwift made its…
Infiltration The city has created public spaces such as the park Bicentenio, which boasts of volcanic soil. Its porous soil directs rainfall into the aquifer, prevents flooding, reduces erosion, prevents damage to infrastructure, and replenishes the drinking water supply.
Former DOJ officials involved in the program have recently called for, among others, an end to the effort or a significant change in focus. Testifying before Congress, Attorney General Merrick Garland promised that the Justice Department would review the program. In this context, “If only the innocent had been released [the Lieber] In that case,…
Artificial intelligence helps build physical infrastructure like modular housing, skyscrapers, and factory floors. “…many problems that we wrestle with in all forms of engineering and design are very, very complex problems…those problems are beginning to reach the limits of human capacity,” says Mike Haley, the vice president of research at Autodesk. But there’s hope with…
While we were closing the issue, I found a video on Twitter on the highway outside Vancouver, which was submerged. He was not the only one. The densely populated urban heart of British Columbia was cut off from the rest of Canada by flooding and mudslides after crossing the atmospheric river. The country’s busiest port…