Collateral damage
9 January 2013
The rise of small personal drones brings many issues (8 December 2012, p 42), including for wildlife. I fear that birds in areas where drones...
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2012 review: The year in technology
21 December 2012
The year's biggest stories in technology, including Kinect devices that may spot signs of autism and controlling a robot by the power of thought
Welcome to the personal drone revolution
5 December 2012
Sophisticated, affordable drones could soon be so commonplace that they will become our personal servants, says Michael Brooks
Brain-like chip outstrips normal computers
21 November 2012
Artificial neurons and synapses placed in circuits are unlocking the potential of brain-like computing
Body down a wire: Living your life in remote control
7 November 2012
Transmitting our senses into machines is set to change the way we live, says Helen Thomson, but it's the unintended consequences we should care about
Bee gone
12 September 2012
Your article on the decline of bumblebee species and their importance to pollination (11 August, p 42) reports that the pesticide neonicotinoid is found in...
What counts as a conscious thinking machine?
5 September 2012
AI pioneer Ben Goertzel on artificial consciousness and how we will know when it has finally arrived
New remote warfare: Smaller, better, deadlier?
8 August 2012
The next generation of drone warfare, with tiny bombs on small craft, will create new risks, warns Paul Marks
Robots move into the mining business
25 July 2012
The dirty, back-breaking work of extracting minerals from the Earth is being taken over by machines
Micro-drones: The new face of cutting-edge warfare
18 July 2012
Drones are getting smaller and smarter, able to navigate and identify targets without GPS or human operators
