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Scientists are using al to calculate when people might die. the algorithm has a 79% accuracy rate. which on the face of it sounds rather gruesome — but they are hoping that kind of information will lead to a longer life. the wall streetjournal says the us intelligence groups are using al to stay one step ahead of the hackers who are trying to infiltrate and attack american infrastructure. you may recall that two years again oil supplies were shut down you may recall that two years ago oil supp...

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As the vanguard for change, the fires of revolution burn hot in our blood, and these flames are only fanned by young Palestinians who are showing the world what it truly means to be a revolutionary.

Where is social media going? i dont know if its going into the right space, if im being honest. when it first started, i loved social media. i thought it was just the best thing. you know, it democratised voices. it gave everybody the opportunity to speak up. you know, i think social media as a whole... the concept had been brewing for years before facebook came out, and now that its come out and its supposed — it was supposed to be like a place where people connected and now, its become a dop...

As India sees an ever-rising tide of cancer cases, Mumbai’s Tata Memorial Hospital is turning to artificial intelligence for help. Here is how.

Not about even your interest. its about — sometimes even swaying political issues. and weve seen that, you know, in the past. people will be surprised when they hear someone like huda kattan saying that she has limits on her screen time. yeah. so, you feel the negative aspects of it? absolutely. and i worry for myself as well. i have definitely struggled with my mental health more than ever before because of social media. and this is why i have the screen time. and i also now — you know, i m...

As India sees an ever-rising tide of cancer cases, Mumbai’s Tata Memorial Hospital is turning to artificial intelligence for help. Here is how.

Two years after its first attempt, digital payment service provider MobiKwik has filed draft papers for a truncated initial public offering to raise Rs 700 crore. This and more in todays ETtech Top 5

Not necessarily want to be in conversations with people and within an experience recruited someone. the question is, who would be responsible in this case? in theory, is not a human being during the recruiting its a machine, but i the same time the argument doesnt hold water because it is humans who have written a code, come up with the data sets on which the algorithm is trained, investors involved, the ceo, and it violates the terms of service of the company. so, what we need is potentially ne...

- i dont even feel worthy to bring you this information. i dont like em putting chemicals in the water that turn the freaking frogs gay. - when the entire world is just shrunk to what you see on your cell phone screen, if you give oxygen to certain things, they would percolate on their own. - they also switch votes around. subtly. maybe ten per district, so you dont notice it. - something kind of crazy is said, and it bubbles up. people really coalesce around a certain message. - what about the ...