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The last thing we need is to try and turn social media into an artificial intelligence.
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Gizmodo is taking a very hard line with trolls and the trolls demand their right to hurl abuse. Is this is the start of showdowns to come?
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Regardless of what you may have heard, computer science will not make you a better writer or communicator.
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It's often tempting to compare advancements in technology to evolution. But they're two fundamentally different processes.
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Online mobs have become judge, jury, and executioner. What happens to social media now?
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Being replaced by machines at work is no longer a utopian prediction. It's a grim reality for which our leaders haven't even tried to prepare.
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Using video games and realistic virtual simulations to train soldiers has been a sci-fi trope for many years. Experts are wondering if it could soon become a reality.
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Tron's human/computer gateway certainly seems cool, but it's going to be pretty much impossible to build, ever.
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Michael Anissimov has had it with transhumanists ready to hurry up and wait for technology to solve every problem humanity faces by merely existing.
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Weird Things is now officially a toddler in human years and probably middle aged in blog ones...
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A new experiment shows that we can give paralyzed patients the ability to move their wheelchairs with their thoughts alone.
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While the Singularity Institute is celebrating their vision on a mainstream sitcom, it's actually become a punchline...
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Stuxnet is scary, but we don't yet have clear evidence that it was the first cyber attack by a nation state.
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The robots who may assist us and take care of our basic needs in the future don't have to be humanoid to be useful. It may even be better if they're not.
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That's right, Weird Things passed a million views. Next, world conquest. Right?
