Researchers at MIT’s Center for Bits and Atoms have made progress toward flocks of assembler robots that could build almost anything — including buildings, vehicles, and even bigger robots.

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Popular Science reported that Daron Acemoglu’s study on the impact of automation on the workforce over the past four decades found that “‘so-so automation’ exacerbates wage gaps between white and blue collar workers more than almost any other factor.”

Otto Cordero has always gravitated toward the most basic questions of life: How do ecosystems assemble? Why do species divide labor in nature? “The challenge is discovering something that applies across organisms and across environments,” he says.

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