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How Is America Preparing for the Future of Work?
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How Is America Preparing for the Future of Work?
Three questions on retraining and the future of work with economist Jay Shambaugh
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Apr 18
Here’s How Hackers Could Cause Chaos in This Year’s US Midterm Election
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Here’s How Hackers Could Cause Chaos in This Year’s US Midterm Election
Despite efforts to boost security, critical parts of America’s voting infrastructure are still vulnerable to cyberattack
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Apr 18
How the Science of Persuasion Could Change the Politics of Climate Change
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How the Science of Persuasion Could Change the Politics of Climate Change
Conservatives have to make the case to conservatives, and a growing number of them are
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Apr 17
Pet Cloning Is Bringing Human Cloning a Little Bit Closer
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Pet Cloning Is Bringing Human Cloning a Little Bit Closer
People are copying pets to preserve a physical, and spiritual, connection to dead children
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Apr 12
Three Problems with Facebook’s Plan to Kill Hate Speech Using AI
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Three Problems with Facebook’s Plan to Kill Hate Speech Using AI
Mark Zuckerberg thinks AI will largely automate the process of censorship, but that assumes profound progress will be made
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Apr 12
Inside the Jordan Refugee Camp That Runs on Blockchain
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Inside the Jordan Refugee Camp That Runs on Blockchain
Syrian refugees could regain legal identities that were lost when they fled their homes
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Apr 11
In Blockchain We Trust
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In Blockchain We Trust
To understand why blockchain matters, look past the wild speculation at what is being built underneath, argue the authors of The Age of…
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Apr 8
Here’s How the US Needs to Prepare for the Age of Artificial Intelligence
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Here’s How the US Needs to Prepare for the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Government indifference toward AI could let the US lose ground to rival countries. But what would a good AI plan actually look like?
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Apr 5
DNA Tests for IQ Are Coming, but it Might Not Be Smart to Take One
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DNA Tests for IQ Are Coming, but it Might Not Be Smart to Take One
Scientists have linked hundreds of genes to intelligence. One psychologist says it’s time to test school kids
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Apr 1
How Network Theory Predicts the Value of Bitcoin
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How Network Theory Predicts the Value of Bitcoin
Metcalfe’s Law, which measures the value of a network, can calculate a cryptocurrency’s value — and predict when to get out
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Mar 29
The Next Generation of ICOs Will Actually Have to Follow the Rules
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The Next Generation of ICOs Will Actually Have to Follow the Rules
The SEC is cracking down on ICOs. But blockchain-based fund-raising won’t die — it will just evolve
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Mar 22
How to Manipulate Facebook and Twitter Instead of Letting Them Manipulate You
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How to Manipulate Facebook and Twitter Instead of Letting Them Manipulate You
Twitter and Facebook have vast control over our online lives. Here are six ways to take it back
MIT Technology Review
Mar 20
What Uber’s Fatal Accident Could Mean for the Autonomous Car Industry
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What Uber’s Fatal Accident Could Mean for the Autonomous Car Industry
The first pedestrian death leads some to ask whether the industry is moving too fast to deploy the technology
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Mar 19
AI Can Spot Signs of Alzheimer’s Before Your Family Does
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AI Can Spot Signs of Alzheimer’s Before Your Family Does
Earlier diagnosis could help researchers develop drugs to slow the progress of the disease
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Mar 18
A Startup Is Pitching a Mind-Uploading Service That Is “100 Percent Fatal”
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A Startup Is Pitching a Mind-Uploading Service That Is “100 Percent Fatal”
Nectome will preserve your brain, but you have to be euthanized first
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Mar 16
AI Assistants Say Dumb Things, and We’re About to Find Out Why
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AI Assistants Say Dumb Things, and We’re About to Find Out Why
A new test could prove that when it comes to language, today’s best AI systems are fundamentally limited
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Mar 15
Machines Are Coming for Your March Madness Office Pool
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Machines Are Coming for Your March Madness Office Pool
Alphabet’s Kaggle will award $100K to the machine-learning algorithms that come closest to picking this year’s bracket
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Mar 14
When an AI Finally Kills Someone, Who Will Be Responsible?
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When an AI Finally Kills Someone, Who Will Be Responsible?
Legal scholars are furiously debating which laws should apply to AI crime
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Mar 12
Farmland Gene Editors Want Cows Without Horns, Pigs Without Tails, and Business Without Regulations
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Farmland Gene Editors Want Cows Without Horns, Pigs Without Tails, and Business Without Regulations
The lobbying effort to get the FDA out of the way of biotech animals is under way
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Mar 12
Google Thinks it’s Close to “Quantum Supremacy.” Here’s What That Really Means
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Google Thinks it’s Close to “Quantum Supremacy.” Here’s What That Really Means
It’s not the number of qubits; it’s what you do with them that counts
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Mar 9
Twitter Wants to Reduce the “Health” of its Conversations to Four Numbers. Good Luck, Say Experts
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Twitter Wants to Reduce the “Health” of its Conversations to Four Numbers. Good Luck, Say Experts
What kind of thermometer do you need to take a social network’s temperature?
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Mar 9
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