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- Amazon’s Alexa May Soon Know How Irritated You Are
- Gene Therapy Is Curing Hemophilia
- Seven Must-Read Stories (Week Ending June 11, 2016)
- Modi and Obama Shake Hands, but India’s Path to Clean Energy Remains Long
- Machine-Vision Algorithm Learns to Transform Hand-Drawn Sketches Into Photorealistic Images
- A Popular Chinese Virtual Assistant Is Ready to Control Millions of Robots
- A “Long-Term” Stock Exchange Could Promote Innovation—If It Ever Happens
- How to Parse the Microsoft-LinkedIn Deal
- Amazon Working on Making Alexa Recognize Your Emotions
- MIT Enterprise Forum Boot Camp Brings Polish and Greek Startups to Boston
- Oculus Rift Is Too Cool to Ignore
- A Power Plant in Iceland Deals with Carbon Dioxide by Turning It into Rock
- Virtual Power Plants Get Around Solar Power’s Intermittency Problem
- Apple Rolls Out Privacy-Sensitive Artificial Intelligence
- Highly Detailed City Simulation is the New Autonomous Taxi Dispatch
- Augmenting Human Intelligence
- The Best of the Physics arXiv (week ending June 11, 2016)
- Now They’re Sequencing DNA in Outer Space
- Google Reports Progress on a Shortcut to Quantum Supremacy
- Is This the Diagnostic Tool We’ve Been Waiting for in Concussion Testing?
