AI research prize and risks, football and lifespan, smart glasses see with sound, most powerful solar storm and killer whale contamination
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Canadian AI researcher wins Herzberg medal, cautions world about his work; Pro football player lifespan depends on the position they play; Killer whale blubber is telling a sad story about pollution; Smart glasses help blind people see with sound; The most powerful solar storm ever struck before it could do much damage.
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