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'It's Going to be a Revolution': Driverless Cars in New London Trial October 4, 2019
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France Set to Roll Out Nationwide Facial Recognition ID Program October 4, 2019
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Ransomware Forces Hospitals to Turn Away All but Most Critical Patients October 4, 2019
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Women in STEM: No Simple Answers October 3, 2019
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Two U.S. congressmen created an artificial intelligence-doctored political video to demonstrate the threat such disinformation presents.
Microsoft, MasterCard, Hewlett Foundation Launch Institute to Investigate Cyberattacks October 3, 2019
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UBC Study Highlights Need to Improve Healthcare Access in Vancouver, Portland, Seattle October 3, 2019
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Military Drones Now Common to Nearly 100 Nations, Report Finds October 3, 2019
A report by researchers at Bard College's Center for the Study of the Drone estimated that 95 countries currently own unmanned military drones—up from 60 in 2010.

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