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The international community is trying to jump ahead of autonomous killer robots, but the messiness of war means they have few answers to the crisis they imagine.
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Kurzweil is starting to appreciate that he's been oversimplifying how the human brain works. But his latest iteration of a theory of mind still leaves much to be desired.
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A group of Republicans is trying to advance a conspiracy theory that Romney's campaign tool to detect voter fraud was sabotaged from the inside.
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It's not just the Home Alone vibe of Skyfall that should irk viewers...
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A European lawmaker wants the web to forget your embarrassing moments. But at this point, that's pretty much an impossible task.
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Data centers are getting a bum rap, but behind the scenes, they're working hard on trying to keep the internet more reliable and their power usage more efficient.
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Policy wonks are trying to wrap their minds around how to fight a war in cyberspace, but their thinking keeps defaulting to conventional warfare.
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To keep the stock market under human control, should we crack down on high frequency trading algorithms and what they can do?
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The problem with the supposed Russian attack on an American water treatment plant isn't the false alarm, it's how Congress and the DHS reacted.
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Military bureaucrats and the public is learning how messy and complicated huge programming projects can be thanks to the F-35.
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Susan Greenfield is trying to sell normal changes in human brains in response to stimuli as brainwashing by technology and received an appropriate reply.
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We're still not sure about the right way to counter state-sponsored hacking and how to organize a coordinated counter-attack.
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A new experiment is trying to marry the best of health monitoring technology and organs grown from stem cells.
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We've reached a phase in computer development when everything old is new again. And this approach can work. Up to a point.
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We evolved to be social animals that live in close-knit communities. But sharing minds via brain implants with our fellow humans may be far too much for us right now.
