#MIT Technology Review

MIT Technology Review has singled out world models as one of the most important areas in AI right now, highlighting rising interest in systems designed to better reason about the real world.

A subscriber-only MIT Technology Review ebook revisits R3 Bio, a startup described as pitching 'brainless clones' as backup human bodies, putting radical longevity ambitions and cloning ethics back into public view.

MIT Technology Review says generative AI is making cybercrime faster, cheaper, and easier, pushing organizations into a tougher security environment.

MIT Technology Review has introduced a new editorial package, ‘10 Things That Matter in AI Right Now,’ aimed at filtering signal from hype in a crowded AI news cycle.

MIT Technology Review’s daily newsletter highlighted an argument that “humans in the loop” can become a comforting fiction in AI warfare, alongside reports that the White House wants access to Anthropic’s restricted Myth

MIT Technology Review plans to debut a new list, '10 Things That Matter in AI Right Now,' on April 21, reflecting how dominant AI has become across technology reporting.

Jeff VanderMeer’s new story in MIT Technology Review imagines stranded explorers traversing a hostile planet linked by immense paths between 13 heated domes. The result is a tense meditation on survival, contact, and the

MIT Technology Review's new eBook chronicles how 2025 became a year of reckoning for the artificial intelligence industry. From autonomous agents that could not complete basic tasks to enterprise deployments delivering zero business value, the gap between AI promises and reality has never been starker.