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The Myth of the Digital Native
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Following Google's acquisition of the secretive firm DeepMind, the tech giant has teamed up with Oxford University to research artificial intelligence.
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A blind student at Wake Forest University is studying math using enabling technology kludged together by a math professor and an assistive technologies expert.
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