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Avery Elizabeth Hurt
Science journalist and author of young adult nonfiction
Almost — but not quite — humanlike robots can freak us out. But for roboticists, that feeling is an opportunity to get things right.
In 1950, computer scientist Alan Turing suggested a way to find out if machines could think
There's a good chance your doctor is employed by a large corporation, and that's not good for medicine or for your healthcare.
Invertebrates are pretty clever, but are they conscious?
New technology is taking researchers — and advertisers — into barely charted terrain: Your sleeping mind.
You can see more writing samples at Muckrack. I try to keep it more or less up-to-date.
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