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Virat Kohli Is Not Human, He's A Machine, Says Brian Lara
Brian Lara feels Virat Kohli has changed the way the game is perceived not just by current players but also by future cricketers.
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Is Artificial Intelligence Intelligent? How Machine Learning Has Developed
What makes artificial intelligence intelligent? Is it able to learn from errors or recognize, say, the letters of the alphabet in a set of random shapes like a human can?
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Trump's Twitter Account Was Temporarily Deactivated 'Due To Human Error'
President Donald Trump boasted Friday of his social media influence after his personal Twitter account was briefly deactivated by a departing company employee, raising serious questions about the security of tweets the president wields to set major policy agendas, connect with his voter base and lash out at his adversaries.
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Tim Cook May Have Taken a Subtle Dig at Facebook in His MIT Commencement Speech
Addressing the Class of 2017, Cook emphasised the importance of baking humanity into every decision and project, particularly when it came to technology
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How Virtual Reality Is Being Used to Alter Human Behaviour in the Real World
Research shows virtual reality can push the boundaries of empathy and influence decision-making about issues as varied as policing and the environment.
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Tesla Says It Won't Need Humans to Build Its Future Cars
"You really can't have people in the production line itself," said Musk. "Otherwise you'll automatically drop to people speed."
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Toot Toot: The Politely Honking Driverless Car Is Here
Google has begun training its computers to rely on the horn in specific scenarios, such as when another driver is backing out of a space and can't see that Google's vehicle is approaching.
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The Real Reason America Controls Its Nukes With Ancient Floppy Disks
It's hard to believe these magnetic, 8-inch data storage devices are what's propping up the most fearsome weapons humanity has ever created.
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World's 'Oldest Dog' Dies in Australia
The Kelpie was owned by Victoria dairy farmer Brian McLaren.He told a local newspaper that the Australian sheep dog died on Sunday night in her basket aged 30 - or 133 in human years.
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Holes In The Sun Threaten To Throw Birds, GPS Off Course
Birds flying north for the spring and humans relying on global positioning satellites to navigate could get a little lost this weekend.
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The Awkward Irony in Brazil Blocking WhatsApp
It wasn't long ago that Brazil was trumpeting its bona fides on electronic surveillance, slamming the NSA spying programs as a "grave violation of human rights and of civil liberties".
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Grandpa knows more, uses brain better than you!
The brains of older people do not get weak as they age. On the contrary, they simply know more.
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Human hunting behaviour similar to sharks and bees
Human hunter-gatherers employed the same foraging movements as used by many other animals such as sharks and honey bees when hunting, a new study has found.
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Virat Kohli Is Not Human, He's A Machine, Says Brian Lara
Brian Lara feels Virat Kohli has changed the way the game is perceived not just by current players but also by future cricketers.
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Is Artificial Intelligence Intelligent? How Machine Learning Has Developed
What makes artificial intelligence intelligent? Is it able to learn from errors or recognize, say, the letters of the alphabet in a set of random shapes like a human can?
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Trump's Twitter Account Was Temporarily Deactivated 'Due To Human Error'
President Donald Trump boasted Friday of his social media influence after his personal Twitter account was briefly deactivated by a departing company employee, raising serious questions about the security of tweets the president wields to set major policy agendas, connect with his voter base and lash out at his adversaries.
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Tim Cook May Have Taken a Subtle Dig at Facebook in His MIT Commencement Speech
Addressing the Class of 2017, Cook emphasised the importance of baking humanity into every decision and project, particularly when it came to technology
-
How Virtual Reality Is Being Used to Alter Human Behaviour in the Real World
Research shows virtual reality can push the boundaries of empathy and influence decision-making about issues as varied as policing and the environment.
-
Tesla Says It Won't Need Humans to Build Its Future Cars
"You really can't have people in the production line itself," said Musk. "Otherwise you'll automatically drop to people speed."
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Toot Toot: The Politely Honking Driverless Car Is Here
Google has begun training its computers to rely on the horn in specific scenarios, such as when another driver is backing out of a space and can't see that Google's vehicle is approaching.
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The Real Reason America Controls Its Nukes With Ancient Floppy Disks
It's hard to believe these magnetic, 8-inch data storage devices are what's propping up the most fearsome weapons humanity has ever created.
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World's 'Oldest Dog' Dies in Australia
The Kelpie was owned by Victoria dairy farmer Brian McLaren.He told a local newspaper that the Australian sheep dog died on Sunday night in her basket aged 30 - or 133 in human years.
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Holes In The Sun Threaten To Throw Birds, GPS Off Course
Birds flying north for the spring and humans relying on global positioning satellites to navigate could get a little lost this weekend.
-
The Awkward Irony in Brazil Blocking WhatsApp
It wasn't long ago that Brazil was trumpeting its bona fides on electronic surveillance, slamming the NSA spying programs as a "grave violation of human rights and of civil liberties".
-
Grandpa knows more, uses brain better than you!
The brains of older people do not get weak as they age. On the contrary, they simply know more.
-
Human hunting behaviour similar to sharks and bees
Human hunter-gatherers employed the same foraging movements as used by many other animals such as sharks and honey bees when hunting, a new study has found.
