technology

Anthropologist Mimi Ito explains how the rise of online learning might actually increase the educational divide between rich and poor. Read More...

3-D printed food, self-driving cars, and robots everywhere. Technology is going to radically alter our lives in the next fifteen years, at least according to entrepreneur Vivek Wadhwa. And immigration might be the key to that change. Read More...

Matthew Drinkwater, head of the Fashion Innovation Agency, and Ryan Raffaelli, assistant professor at Harvard Business School discuss the history – and future – of fashion and technology. Read More...

Thanks to customizable data, fashion startup Stitch Fix makes your closet look more like a Netflix queue. Read More...

Our most precious resources are dwindling, but author Robert Bryce suggests that breakthrough technologies will actually improve the environment – and continue to make peoples’ lives better. Read More...

Seniors have become increasingly tech-savvy, and startups are beginning to respond to this rapidly-growing market with tailored apps and products, according to Time correspondent Katy Steinmetz. Read More...

John Kestner, founder of Supermechanical, and David Rose, author of Enchanted Objects, describe the home of the (near) future: increasingly wired and connected, anticipating your every move. Read More...

Technology is transforming the environment faster than our brains can keep up. The consequences for productivity and creativity are serious, says Daniel J. Levitin, a neuroscientist and author of The Organized Mind. Read More...

That tablet might teach kids valuable skills, but it could also negatively affect their development. Dr. Tovah Klein, Director of the Barnard College Center for Toddler Development, and Dr. Gary Small, professor at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, discuss the long-term impact of technology on children. Read More...

Highways are useful, but they can be really dangerous. One Dutch designer is using a new technology to make roads a whole lot safer (and prettier, too). Read More...