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Google’s Leaked Video on Mass Behaviour Modification

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Facebook's Artificial Intelligence Targets Memes

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Sony finally admits it doesn’t own Bach and it only took a bunch of public pressure

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Europe to push for one-hour takedown law for terrorist content – TechCrunch

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Here Is Apple's iPhone Pricing Strategy In One Chart

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Google Responds To Leaked Video As Damning History Of Bias Haunts Company; Parscale Calls For Investigation

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YouTube is rolling out big vertical ads to mobile users

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Facebook is using AI to automatically flag potential 'false news' for fact-checkers

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Malicious Kodi Add-ons Install Windows & Linux Coin Mining Trojans

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The Google Tape Shows A Fundamental Problem in Silicon Valley

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Europol Operation Targets Pirate IPTV Providers, Four More Arrested

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Hackers can steal a Tesla Model S in seconds by cloning its key fob

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Amazon has patented a system that would put workers in a cage, on top of a robot

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EU Parliament Adopts Controversial ‘Upload Filter’ Proposal

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Google Cloud's new AI chief is on a military task force and says drones could monitor 'pretty much the whole world'

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What the gamer means to open source coder culture

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ACE Scores Legal Victory and Wins $25m Piracy Damages From Tickbox

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Terrarium TV: One of the Best-Loved Pirate Apps Shuts Down

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Facebook has created an AI that can understand memes(it's purpose is to moderate offensive content...)

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T-Mobile inks $3.5 billion deal with Ericsson for 5G equipment

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Microsoft reveals how it determines the severity of security bugs

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The EU Copyright Directive Must Be Defeated

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Decentralized microgridding can provide 90% of a neighborhood's energy needs, study finds

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What is BitChute and why is it suddenly exploding in popularity?

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Japan’s New Supercomputer Is the Fastest Ever for Astronomy Research

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