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Canonical's Open Documentation Academy aims to help newcomers participate in the open source community, offering mentorship and…
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The fiftieth TOP500 list of the fastest supercomputers in the world has China overtaking the United States in the total number of ranked systems. The U.S. presence...
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How 'self-Driving' Trucks Connected the Australian Outback
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Slac Knows How the niverse Works. Now It's Targeting Your Needs
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More Evidence That Humans and Machines Are Better When They Team p
Instead of just fretting about how robots and AI will eliminate jobs, we should explore new ways for humans and machines to collaborate, says Daniela Rus, director...
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Meet the Winners of the Biggest Ever Face-Recognition Challenge
The results are in from the biggest computer face-recognition contest to date.
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The Computer Scientist Who Prefers Paper
For years, Barbara Simons was the loneliest of Cassandras—a technologist who feared what technology had wrought. Her cause was voting: Specifically, she believed...
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AI Robots Must Not Have 'life And Death Powers'
Hundreds of artificial intelligence (AI) experts have called on governments to ban weaponized robots capable of autonomously deciding whether people live or die...
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Want to Really Teach a Robot? Command It with Vr
Do me a favor and grab and object near you. Anything will do.
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The Flat and the Curious
Computer simulations are helping researchers overcome the challenge of working with 2-D materials in order to accurately characterize material structures and functions...
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Is Technology About to Decimate White-Collar Work?
Kai-Fu Lee, one of China's best-known technologists and investors, thinks artificial intelligence is about to supplant many millions of the country's office workers...
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Eugenics 2.0: We're at the Dawn of Choosing Embryos By Health, Height, and More
Nathan Treff was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at 24. It's a disease that runs in families, but it has complex causes. More than one gene is involved. And the...
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Sony's Aibo Robotic Dog Is Back, with Some New Tricks
Sony Corp. is bringing back its iconic robotic dog, aibo.
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Building Tomorrow's Robots
When Brandon Araki arrived at MIT in 2015 as a master's candidate in mechanical engineering, he brought along the picobug, a tiny robot that can fly, crawl, and...
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Behold, the World's Most Famous teapot
Martin Newell was worried about his Ph.D. research as he sat down to tea with his wife one day in 1974.
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Facebook Struggles to Contain Russia Narrative
Facebook has been happy to keep congressional investigators focused on the Russian-bought online ads that helped sway voters in last year's election—despite the...
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Solve These Tough Data Problems and Watch Job Offers Roll In
Late in 2015, Gilberto Titericz, an electrical engineer at Brazil's state oil company Petrobras, told his boss he planned to resign, after seven years maintaining...
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Why the Explosive Growth of E-Commerce Could Mean More Jobs
When the robots came to online retailer Boxed, dread came, too: The familiar fear that the machines would take over, leaving a trail of unemployed humans in their...
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How We Feel About Robots That Feel
Octavia, a humanoid robot designed to fight fires on Navy ships, has mastered an impressive range of facial expressions.
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Nanoribbons Enable 'on-Off' Switch For Graphene
Scientists have discovered a new way to synthesize semiconducting graphene ribbons, which may be useful for a broad range of electronics applications.
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Like Magic: The Tech That Goes Into Making Money Harder to Fake
In 2005, shortly after earning a master's degree in electrical and computer engineering, Sam Cape was looking for work online when he came across a cryptic help...
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