Author name: Michael Gitter

The Moral Dilemma of AI in Life-or-Death Situations As self-driving cars become more prevalent, one of the biggest ethical challenges […]

The Rise of Genetic Engineering in Warfare China’s controversial genetic engineering experiment, which aims to create a genetically enhanced super

Your Microbiome May Hold the Secret to Longevity Scientists are increasingly calling the gut microbiome the “forgotten organ” because of

Robots That Start Small and Grow Smarter Imagine a tiny, simple robot that’s like a baby—clumsy, slow, and kind of

The Science Behind Pain-Detecting Robot Skin At first glance, pain-sensing robot skin might sound like something out of a sci-fi

Gene Editing and the Promise of Eternal Youth Advancements in gene editing have opened new doors in the fight against

Ice Sheets Are Collapsing at Alarming Rates Antarctica’s ice sheets are melting at rates far beyond initial predictions, raising concerns

The Microbiome: The Unsung Hero in Fighting Age-Related Diseases As we age, our bodies naturally go through a series of

The Promise of Superhuman Abilities CRISPR technology has made it possible to edit genes with unprecedented precision, unlocking the potential