Our best illustrations of 2020

Mufee December 31, 2020 0

From the MIT Technology Review art team, here are some of our very favorite illustrations of the year:

conceptual illustration of 3 women's silhouetted faces — Is getting pregnant “medically necessary” right now?

Zooming

10 Breakthrough Technologies: Hyper-personalized medicine

Your biggest questions about coronavirus, answered

tech legislation illo — What the 1930s can teach us about dealing with Big Tech today

Algostory 1.7: “Krishna and Arjuna”

race for a cure — The race to find a covid-19 drug in the blood of survivors

This is what it will take to get us back outside

How Germany tamed covid-19

The long, complicated history of “people analytics”

sharing misinformation — How the truth was murdered

10 Breakthrough Technologies: Unhackable internet

YOSHI SODEOKA

conceptual illustration — What AI still can’t do

Conceptual illustration of a student sitting in a window that shows large ethernet cords plugged in around her — The children being left behind by America’s online schooling

conceptual illustration showing 5 figures in a dark empty landscape — Many covid-19 survivors will be left traumatized by their ICU experience

bicycles — Why you don’t really know what you know
We put our team of writers to the test when we asked them to draw a bicycle from memory in 5 minutes. We ended up with such a great group of bikes that we decided to use them for story art.

Why venture capital doesn’t build the things we really need

A rhinocorn -- a cross between a rhino and unicorn. — A radical new technique lets AI learn with practically no data

pig genes operation game — Gene editing has made pigs immune to a deadly epidemi

conceptual illustration — “Am I going crazy or am I being stalked?” Inside the disturbing online world of gangstalking

conceptual illustration showing a police hat with overlapped nueral network that's being dismantled. — Predictive policing algorithms are racist. They need to be dismantled.

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