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Britain’s Teen Curfew Is More Than Theatre—but Not Proof
Britain’s teen social-media curfew may influence behaviour, but weak pilot evidence and easy overrides leave enforcement and outcomes unproven.
Spotify collaborates with global music giants to create ethical AI technologies
Spotify is forging a significant collaboration with the major players in the global music industry, Sony, Universal, and Warner, to develop responsible AI technologies that…
Trump Administration Reportedly Plans to Cut 2,145 NASA Employees
The news that the Trump administration wishes to reduce the number of NASA workers by over two thousand is a profound change to the organization and the US space industry…
Google Ordered to Pay $314.6M to Android Users
This is actually a pretty big revelation. Google wasn’t just spying on users, it was making them pay for the privilege. For years, we’ve focused on privacy when talking about…
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Nintendo’s first smartphone app has launched in the West
Nintendo’s first smartphone app has been enjoying quite a bit of success in Japan, but now it’s time to see if the app will be as popular in the West. Known as Miitomo, the quirky…
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Twitter’s 140-character limit is here to stay
Rumors that Twitter is planning to remove it 140-character limit for tweets have been popping up for a couple of months, and while CEO Jack Dorsey admitted that his company…
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General Motors just spent $1 billion on an autonomous car startup
Autonomous cars are the future of the automotive industry, but unfortunately for traditional automakers, it’s the technology industry that’s leading the charge in this area…
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Samsung has started installing ad-blockers on its devices
Samsung’s software has always been, for lack of a better description, absolute crap, so much so that it’s actually hurting the company’s mobile business. This isn’t something that…
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China’s dark matter satellite has sent back its first batch of data
Earlier this month, China launched its Dark Matter Particle Explorer (DAMPE) into space, and it’s already starting to send back data. Developed by researchers from the Chinese…
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Twitter is trying to purge malicious users from its services
If there’s one thing that Twitter has in abundance, other than spam bots, it’s trolls. The sheer amount of malicious users on Twitter has caused many people to stop using…
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Spotify appears to be caving in to Taylor Swift’s demands
Remember the fight that Spotify and Taylor Swift got into last year, the one that resulted in Swift removing most of her songs from the streaming service? Well, the fight started…
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