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Corpus Christi, TX, United States
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Hybrid Combines the Worst of Office and Remote Work
Hybrid work kills many of the key benefits of remote work. Amazingly, it also kills several key benefits of in-office work.
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The Women Who Left Their Jobs to Code
Some U.K. women are defying the trend of lower female representation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) compared to men by becoming programmers...
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Skilled Tech Workers Snapped Up Despite Downturn
Despite layoffs at over 900 tech companies this year, skilled tech workers with experience in artificial intelligence and data science remain in high demand in...
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Tim Cook: 'No Good Excuse' for Lack of Women in Tech
Apple chief executive Tim Cook says there are still "not enough women at the table" at the world's tech firms and that there are "no good excuses" for the lack...
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Warning on AI: Staff 'Hired and Fired by Algorithm'
A Trades Union Congress official warns that U.K. workers could be "hired and fired by algorithm," and said new legal protections for regulating artificial intelligence...
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'I Monitor My Staff With Software That Takes Screenshots'
The increase of employees working from home during the coronavirus pandemic coincides with a spike in demand from employers for surveillance software.
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AI System 'Should Be Recognized As Inventor,' Academics Say
An artificial intelligence system should be recognized as the inventor of two ideas in patents filed on its behalf, a team of academics says.
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Machine Learning Is Contributing to the Reproducibility Crisis in Science
Machine-learning techniques are producing results that are misleading and often wrong, contributing to the reproducibility crisis in science, says Genevera Allen...
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The Key to Cracking Long-Dead Languages
Broken and scorched black by fire, the dense, wedge-shaped marks etched into the ancient clay tablets are only just visible under the soft light at the British...
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Car Insurers Warn on 'Autonomous' Vehicles
The motor insurance industry is warning carmakers against the use of the word "autonomous" in their marketing.
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Iran Confirms Arrest of British Computer Science Professor
A spokesman for Iran's judiciary has confirmed that Abbas Edalat, a British-Iranian academic, has been arrested on security charges.
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Who Controls Your Data?
The EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will change how companies and individuals collect, store and share data.
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The Quest to Map the Mysteries of the Ocean Floor
Geologists have charted mountain ranges and forests and desert tundras, astronomers the heavens above, yet our planet's oceans remain largely unexplored; it's often...
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Crypto-Currency Craze 'Hinders Search for Alien Life'
Seti (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) researchers want to expand operations at two observatories.
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The Labs that Protect Against Online Warfare
Several months after the WannaCry cyber-attack, much of the world still seems to be asleep to the potential catastrophic effects of cyber-attacks on critical infrastructure...
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Could AI Help to Create a Meat-Free World?
Remember the last burger you really enjoyed—try to summon up its rich, juicy taste in your mind and its chewy, firm-yet-soft-yet-crunchy texture.
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More Than 480 Web Firms Record 'every Keystroke'
The technique—known as session replay—is used by companies to gain an understanding of how customers use websites.
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The Female Code-Breakers Who Were Left Out of History Books
Picture this. In 1917, the United States is just entering World War One. But to begin with, its military is small and its capacity for intelligence gathering is...
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The Ghostly Radio Station That No One Claims to Run
In the middle of a Russian swampland, not far from the city of St Petersburg, is a rectangular iron gate.
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Apple Defends Complying with China Over Vpns
Virtual Private Networks are often used to skirt censorship and surveillance in countries with tight restrictions on internet use.
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Why Is Russia So Good at Encouraging Women Into Tech?
Irina Khoroshko, from Zelenograd near Moscow, had learned her times tables by the age of five.
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