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Thursday March 7, 2019. 03:33 AM
The Facebook CEO chatted with WIRED's editor in chief about building a 'privacy-focused' social network and the trade-offs he’ll need to make.
Wednesday March 6, 2019. 11:01 PM
House Democrats introduced a bill to restore Obama-era regulations, but it'll have a hard time finding bipartisan support.
The game feels like a relic, the way a band trying to sound like hair metal in 2019 might sound like a relic. But it still rocks.
Mark Zuckerberg is laying out a vision of Facebook’s privacy-focused future. But what about its business model?
The shift to sell its technology to robotics and security companies is an indication that Waymo isn’t placing all its bets on self-driving cars.
New research from Google and OpenAI offers insight into how neural networks 'learn' to identify images.
Valentyn Odnvoium's series _Surveillance_ creates beauty out of something very grim.
Ultimately you get a differential equation that you can solve with a bit of code I wrote for you.
Instead of competing with Cupertino on features, Fitbit competes on price with a new $160 smartwatch and several new wearable trackers under $100.
Artificial intelligence will profoundly change the health care industry. But there are many more questions around how AI can best serve our public health needs.
A US government agency tests the accuracy of facial recognition programs. The top spots are routinely filled by Chinese and Russian companies.
Criminologists thought it was impossible to get DNA off of shell casings, but a technique pioneered in The Netherlands is having notable results.
No one's better at hacking than the NSA. And now one if its powerful tools is available to everyone for free.
The same genetic defect used to cure two men of HIV was the target of unethical edits made by He Jiankui to produce the Crispr babies. New research on CCR5 suggests eliminating it in adults could be part of an ethical, practical cure.
Tuesday March 5, 2019. 11:20 PM
A new Mac security service called GamePlan uses a system's own indicators, and some videogame magic, to keep a lookout.
Big tech and big content have more in common than the copyright battles suggest—and that’s a problem for artists.
The Lesbians Who Tech summit creates community for folks who can feel marginalized in Silicon Valley.
How gameable recommendation systems mislead customers about health information.
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