Elon Musk hopes human trials for Neuralink brain chips will begin in 6 months
The technology has potential medical applications, but also significant dangers.
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Articles tagged Technology
New smart toilet will scan your ‘analprint’ for diseases, send info directly to doctor
Researchers at Stanford Medicine hope to develop a toilet that evaluates your excrement each time you use it.
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‘This is you’: Company marketing full-face hi-tech mask that completely obscures identity
'Its full-face form covers your whole face and allows you to regain control of your visual identity, emotions, and expressions anywhere you have it on.'
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Bill Gates’s falsehood: ‘I’ve never been involved in any sort of microchip-type thing’
There is proof Bill Gates is involved in implantable micro-chips even though he himself denies ever being involved with them.
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Poll says employees worry microchip implants will put them out of work
According to a recent survey, two thirds of employees in the U.S. and Europe are worried that by 2035, 'humans with chips implanted in their bodies will have an unfair advantage in the labor market.'
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Schools’ multi-billion-dollar tech investments don’t translate to kids learning
If you know that real parenting cannot be done over the telephone or by Zoom, then be assured real teaching can’t be done that way, either.
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Allie Beth Stuckey: the toxic lie of ‘self-love’ on social media is making teens miserable
The conservative Christian writer has a new book warning about social media exposure and too much technology for teens.
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Hugely popular kids’ computer game has secret ‘red light district,’ simulated sex
Tech-savvy players have found ways to bypass Roblox’s child safety filters, creating a seamy sexual underworld into which kids can stumble.
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LifeSite joins media leaders to demand Google answer for censoring conservatives
A new open letter challenges the CEO of Google’s parent company over the removal of conservative websites from online search results before he appears tomorrow at an antitrust hearing at the U.S. House.
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Govt official admits Alberta’s contact tracing app poses ‘security risks’ for Apple users
Users who download the app will have to leave their phones perpetually unlocked while the program is running.
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