Comment
New book explores how games shape the world – for better or for worse
Culture
Subscriber-only
Bio
Jeremy Hsu covers technology trends involving AI, robotics, drones and computing and is keen to understand how those trends affect human societies and the environment. Since 2008, he has written for publications such as Scientific American, Wired, MIT Technology Review, IEEE Spectrum, Popular Science, Discover, Mosaic, Undark, The BMJ and The New York Times for Kids. He has also worked as a staff journalist for publications such as SPACE.com and LiveScience.
He has a BA in history and sociology of science from the University of Pennsylvania and an MA in science journalism from New York University.
More from Jeremy Hsu
Explore the latest news, articles and features
Technology
Driverless cars are mostly safer than humans – but worse at turns
News
Free
Health
Light-activated drugs could keep sleep-deprived military pilots alert
News
Subscriber-only
Technology
Tiny brain sensor implanted without surgery dissolves after weeks
News
Free
Technology
Battle-damage detector can help aid groups rapidly respond during war
News
Subscriber-only
Technology
Bioelectronic patch uses living bacteria to treat psoriasis in mice
News
Free
Humans
Modern soldiers test ancient Greek armour to show it worked for war
News
Free
Technology
OpenAI’s chatbot shows racial bias in advising home buyers and renters
News
Subscriber-only
Environment
Tech firms claim nuclear will solve AI's power needs – they're wrong
Analysis
Subscriber-only
Technology
Buildings that include weak points on purpose withstand more damage
News
Subscriber-only
Technology
Underwater data centres could be destroyed by loud noises
News
Subscriber-only
Technology
ChatGPT got an upgrade to make it seem more human
News
Free