Kathryn – Kathryn Hulick

Making AI think more like your brain

Could worm brains, electronic neurons, and other ideas from neuroscience lead to better AI? I just got my copy of this month’s Science

The Project Silica team at Microsoft Research is developing a new way to store data inside glass platters. High school students are

Why build robots from scratch when animals are already so good at moving and sensing? Scientists who develop biohybrids combine living parts

Spider-Man uses his web shooters to catch criminals and whisk innocent bystanders to safety. Now, a real-life web shooter can stick to

My new book comes out on August, 5 2025 with Quarto. Pre-order your copy now, and tell your friends and family!

People are using AI to mimic their own voice, likeness and personality. Some are excited about these new digital clones. Others worry,

Today’s tech computes with electricity. But light shows promise as a new means of number-crunching. Could the future of computers be even

“You walk alongside booths and you can hear people having these rapid-fire conversations with judges or with their peers. You hear words

Can robots make art? Sort of. A type of artificial intelligence known as generative AI can produce images, songs, and other content.

Researchers mimicked how neurons interact in the brain of a worm to build a new type of AI. They call it a