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Columbus, OH, United States
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Documentation Academy Aims to Empower Open Source Newcomers
Canonical's Open Documentation Academy aims to help newcomers participate in the open source community, offering mentorship and…
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The 'Neuropolitics' Consultants Who Hack Voters' Brains
Maria Pocovi slides her laptop over to me with the webcam switched on.
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Google CEO Tells Staff China Plans Are 'Exploratory' After Backlash
Google Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai told employees at a meeting that plans to re-enter China with a search engine are "exploratory" and in "early stages...
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AI Is the Future–But Where Are the Women?
The numbers of men and women who had contributed work at three top machine learning conferences in 2017 suggest the group supposedly charting society's future is...
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To Get Ready for Robot Driving, Some Want to Reprogram Pedestrians
You're crossing the street wrong.
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Are Job Ads Targeting Young Workers Breaking The Law?
When an employer sets out to recruit young people for a certain job, is it discriminating against older job seekers in a way that breaks the law? That question...
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Robots Will Never Replace Teachers But Can Boost Children's Education
Researchers say current technical limitations mean that robots' role will largely be confined to that of teaching assistants or tutors.
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To Win the AI Race, We Need More Humans
The United States is trying to develop a national strategy on artificial intelligence (AI) but is ignoring its single greatest advantage: many of the world's brightest...
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Deep Learning Stretches p to Scientific Supercomputers
A team from Intel, NERSC, and Stanford developed a 15-petaflop deep-learning system and demonstrated its ability to handle large data sets via test runs on the...
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Want to Help Your Colleagues? Try Logging Off for a While
A group of academics found that workers who are in constant contact with each other may be less effective.
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The Most Terrifying Device Hacks from This Year's Def Con
Def Con, one of the most prominent annual hacking conferences in the world, was held in Las Vegas over the weekend.
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Why AI Researchers Shouldn't Turn Their Backs on the Military
More than 2,400 AI researchers recently signed a pledge promising not to build so-called autonomous weapons—systems that would decide on their own whom to kill....
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Simulating Biomolecules Just Got Faster and More Accurate
Researchers from the University of Florida and the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul in Brazil have used state of the art simulations to assess the effect...
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Why Automation Is Creating a Bigger Need for Humans In the Tech Sector
Even as automation displaces more human workers, CEOs and hiring managers at tech companies are seeking a workforce heavy on something robots don't have.
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The Flourishing Business of Fake YouTube Views
Martin Vassilev makes a good living selling fake views on YouTube videos. Working from home in Ottawa, he has sold about 15 million views so far this year, putting...
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Expectations to Answer Work Emails After Hours Hurts Employees' Health
Research shows that "flexible work boundaries" often turn into "work without boundaries" that affects the health of well-being of employees and their family members...
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Teaching the Programmers of Tomorrow
Argonne National Laboratory's CodeGirls@Argonne Camp immerses seventh and eighth grade girls in computer science and introduces them to potential career paths in...
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Hackers at Convention to Ferret Out Election System Bugs
Def Con, one of the world's largest hacker conventions, will serve as a laboratory for breaking into voting machines this week, extending its efforts to identify...
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A Video Game Can Change the Brain, May Improve Empathy in Middle Schoolers
Kids who played a video game designed to train empathy showed greater connectivity in brain networks related to empathy and perspective taking, a new study shows...
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Artificial Intelligence Is Coming for Hiring, and It Might Not Be That Bad
AI is a step up from the notoriously biased recruiting process, advocates say.
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