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This Is Why AI Has Yet to Reshape Most Businesses
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The art of making perfumes and colognes hasn't changed much since the 1880s, when synthetic ingredients began to be used.

Technology Review | February 13, 2019
3D-Printed (and CNC-Milled) Guns: Nine Questions You Were Too Afraid to Ask
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3D-Printed (and CNC-Milled) Guns: Nine Questions You Were Too Afraid to Ask

By now, you've probably seen all the news regarding Defense Distributed, company founder Cody Wilson, and 3D-printed guns. Ars Technica
From ACM Opinion | August 6, 2018
Senior Scientist Argues that We Should Bypass Europa for Enceladus
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Senior Scientist Argues that We Should Bypass Europa for Enceladus

In its quest to find extant life in the Solar System, NASA has focused its gaze on the Jovian moon Europa, home to what is likely the largest ocean known to humans... Ars Technica
From ACM Opinion | July 5, 2018
To Build the Best Bots, NASA Happily Looks to Others Here on Earth
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To Build the Best Bots, NASA Happily Looks to Others Here on Earth

Ars Technica
From ACM Opinion | June 12, 2018
We Know You Hate the Internet of Things, but It's Saving Megafauna from Poachers
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We Know You Hate the Internet of Things, but It's Saving Megafauna from Poachers

For much of this decade, organizations seeking to protect wildlife have attempted to use emerging technology as a conservation tool, allowing small numbers of people... Ars Technica
From ACM Opinion | June 6, 2018
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