Mathias Sundin is the Editor In Chief at Quillette. He covers a diverse range of topics including technology, artificial intelligence, energy policy, and the construction industry, while also delving into arts and entertainment. Mathias has been featured in Quillette and Warp News.
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π¦Ύ AI text online has not increased factual errors. ποΈ Now cancer vaccines are coming. 𧀠Residue from lab gloves has inflated microplastic counts in the environment.
The modern world is based on the nation state. The next step is to base it on human beings.
β’οΈ Microreactor went from idea to chain reaction in under a year. π¦Ύ AI has designed an entirely new kind of vaccine. π Filter captures 97% of microfibres from the wash.
Have investors gone crazy, or what are they hoping to get out of buying SpaceX shares at an astronomical valuation?
βοΈ Solar overtakes coal in US. week π³ Mangrove forests have grown substantially. 𧫠First human treated with method designed to make aged cells behave young again
By: Mathias Sundin
It's an ordinary Thursday in an ordinary conference room. But something unique is taking shape there. With the help of a power few people know about, but one that helps you better understand the future.
A handful of books that will hopefully make your summer better.
π° Polluted drinking water in the US has been cut in half. π Data centers have lowered Americans' electricity bills. ποΈ No young women died of cervical cancer in England.
ποΈ Electric motorcycles accelerate in Africa. π Child marriage continue to decline in India. π°οΈ A satellite read its own images, could keep watch on Earth in real time.
βοΈ New CRISPR method destroys cancer cells. π« Autonomous system designed to fly itself from takeoff to touchdown. 𧬠The bluebuck went extinct in 1799, now it is being de-extincted.
