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If the deal is accepted, Google would have access to a lot of sensible information
This could save billions of dollars and years of work.
It's not meant as a full replacement for treatment, but it does help children manage their AHDH.
With our online activity rising to such prominence in our lives, many people are looking to protect both their privacy and data.
As Wuhan reports its first coronavirus cases in over a month, life in many parts of China is dictated by an app.
Musk says it will depend on regulatory approval.
So far, the app is more entertainment than a practical tool, but it is a very nice proof of concept.
A deepfake of the president of India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party went viral on WhatsApp in the country earlier this month.
'Password1!' isn't a good password.
"There's an app for that" has never been more relevant.
In Chile, protesters are using lasers en masse to bring down hapless police drones. Videos of Chilean protesters bringing down police drones using nothing but green laser pointers have been hitting social media since Wednesday, attracting quite a large helping of attention. Still, how is it possible for what are essentially toy lasers to bring […]
The AI is "learning how people solve a specific type of problem and creating new design solutions from scratch."
It's the size of a grain of sand.
A milestone in e-commerce... and the imminent age of robot overlords.
It's a good approach in life not to believe everything you see -- but it's a vital skill on today's Internet.
The age of silicon in computing is coming to a close -- and carbon nanotubes are preparing to take its place.
New research in Tunisia is teaching computers how to read your handwriting.
Size does matter.
Cosplay enthusiasts rejoice!
Using sound, rather than light, could lead to more efficient and more compact quantum computers.
Social networks will be bombarded with similar fake content in the future.
The adtech landscape is too opaque and complex -- and this new study shows that something needs to be done.
With privacy concerns mounting, Amazon is trying to assuage its customers.
Let slip the HTMLs of war.
The roads of the future could be safer and faster if all cars were autonomous.
Feasible or not, it's still an interesting idea.
This.... this is a novel problem.
One moment, I got a text.
Oh great, more competition for my morning coffee.
"Researchers have developed a new representation process on the rotational unit of RUM, a recurrent memory that can be used to solve a broad spectrum of the neural revolution in natural language processing." A machine wrote those words.
If it was capable of multiplying, it would essentially be life.
Breathe in deep -- it's safe.
Cool research, even if its purpose is somewhat troubling.
This was a VERY real issue up to now.
It's always good to take a breather!
InSight picked scissors, so it lost to rock.
It's cool, it's small, it can do a backflip off the wall.
OpenAI thinks that its AI is too dangerous to risk having it fall into the wrong hands.
Which is to say, slowly!
Should everything go according to plan, ESA wants to launch the mission by 2025.
It would be green, too!
No word on how much one of these shows will cost just yet.
They're endearingly bad at it, to be honest.
BEEEE cause we can, that's why.
America's getting sun.
Europa's almost as cold as your ex's heart, just as frozen.
A simple but elegant solution.
How do you spell "checkmate" in binary?
Please prove that you are human.
The auto-maker is just a few steps away from making its fleet fully autonomous.
