NZ Research Could Slash Chemical Use
Early results from the study suggest that in some cases, fungicide use could be reduced by up to 80 per cent.
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Auckland Protest Over Gene Tech Bill
Auckland will see a peaceful protest this Saturday as advocacy group GE Honesty rallies opposition to the Government’s controversial Gene Tech Bill.
Collins Silent on NZ Satellite Mission
Experts say the public was misled about ongoing technical issues, including problematic thrusters and repeated system failures.
What Will Happen Next? What Should We Do?
Despite his concern, it became clear the MP felt powerless to change the track the coalition is taking to deregulate biotechnology. He believed if he tried to discuss the vaccine, he would be sidelined by the political doctrine of his party leaders and he is probably right in this.
The Teen Taking on China’s Drone Dominance
Rein began building drones in seventh grade as a hobby. Over time, he began to realize the commercial and geopolitical importance of drone development.
A New Brave New World, Faith Outside the Gates
Today, AI-powered cities like The Line in Saudi Arabia and other surveillance-heavy urban experiments are no longer science fiction. They offer safety, convenience and control but risk turning human beings into manageable units of data. A sanitised society – but a soulless one.
Having a Look at Transhumanism
So how should we respond to this threat? By using these emerging technologies of AI and robotics for truth, goodness and beauty.
Travel by Wire? Not for a While Yet
Quantum teleportation is exciting – but not that exciting.
How Internet of Things Devices Affects Your Privacy
Even when they’re not yours. If people’s data privacy matters, how do we address this reality?
The US Is Behind in Drone Warfare
Drone warfare is here. Massed autonomous robotic warfare will soon follow. America needs to catch up.
We Must Avert an Intellectual Dark Age
One of the greatest risks of AI technology may be a degradation of the learning process itself, and thus a new intellectual dark age. It is up to teachers and teaching institutions to do all they can to avert such a catastrophic outcome.
Big Brother Lives Next Door
The UK claims to be part of the free West, yet we have more CCTV cameras than anywhere else in the world. Completely enamoured of surveillance, even our bloody doorbells are filming us
The War Has Shattered the West’s Delusions
Winning the narrative, in other words, is not the same as winning the war. It may not even be relevant once the shells start falling.
The History and Upgrade of M1 Abrams
Army leadership is driving hard to accelerate the newest Abrams.