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- IBM’s Dario Gil says quantum computing promises to accelerate AI
- China hopes to build chips that control millions of driverless cars
- Lawmakers still really, really want to crack iPhones
- America’s new sex-trafficking bill led Craigslist to pull its personal ads
- Iranian hackers broke into systems used by 8,000 American professors
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- Adobe bets that AI tools can foster real creativity
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- We’re learning more about Uber’s driverless technology, and it isn’t good
- Cellphone metadata worries are adding to Facebook’s data scandal fallout
- IBM is facing allegations of rampant age discrimination
- Facebook is offering itself up for regulation. How would we do that?
- The next generation of ICOs will actually have to follow the rules
- Europe risks being left behind as a tech power
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- Robots are solving “simple problems” and bigger challenges, but can they take on teenagers?
- Robots get closer to human-like dexterity
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- Jeff Bezos gave a sneak peak into Amazon’s future
- Beijing is letting its first driverless cars take to the roads