Sure, people say some nasty things in anonymous apps, but the good far outweighs the bad.
How can computers become smarter?
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The U.S. announces $46 million to develop new technologies for exploring the brain.
Protestors are turning to mobile messaging apps that can work without requiring cell service or Internet connections – but data security is still weak.
A social network avoids ads and elevates design.
Future smartphones could have specialized hardware that uses simulated neurons to do things like recognize objects or faces.
We still don’t know how many systems are vulnerable to the Shellshock bug, but it is likely in the millions.
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