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'Every aspect of our lives will be transformed' – exploring the future of AI

Favourited: A new centre has opened to study the positive and negative implications of AI and ethical quandaries it poses

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Can activists avoid burnout?

Student activists are having nervous breakdowns​. The Self Care Project and other initiatives are finding ways to support their mental health

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Ideas aren't everything: Corporations

When inventors and big business collide, the former often lose out

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Sharing plates

With food wasted in huge quantities, a London-based duo's app helps people give away leftover meals and ingredients rather than throwing them in the bin

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Xavier Duportet: 'We want to inspire scientists to take risks'

The French geneticist discussed the antibiotic resistance crisis, generating big ideas at the Hello Tomorrow summit, and why the private sector will lead the next wave of scientific invention

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How to win hearts and minds with good nails and conversation

Charlie Craggs uses her pop-up salon to offer free manicures – and to start a dialogue about transphobia

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The Scottish village that bought its own harbour

Favourited: A short film about how a local community banded together to buy and rejuvenate Portpatrick harbour

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Why London in 1854 was the world's first smart city

Comment: The smart part of smart cities isn't about the dazzling technology, says Eddie Copeland, it's about the people. The story of John Snow shows us the way

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Is this the way they say the future's meant to feel?

​Review: An art critic experiences the installations of tomorrow

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We suck young blood

Beyond our macabre associations, scientists and startups are investigating the power of blood to combat degenerative diseases. But don't get carried away, just yet