The Rise Of An “Assassination Marketplace” Shows The Dark Side of Decentralized Networks
Augur was intended to allow people to predict things without interference of a central authority. But, of course, the internet ruined it.
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Augur was intended to allow people to predict things without interference of a central authority. But, of course, the internet ruined it.
Looks like it won't happen next year.
They've found a way around the nation's internet monitors.
The discovery puts a decades-long debate to rest.
The MTA shot itself in the foot, and blamed its limp on its cast.
The "elite" hacker could have done a lot more damage.
"They got to the point where they could have thrown switches."
A huge proportion of the world's drugs are manufactured in China.
It's the next step to creating AI that can reason and engage in abstract thought.
The military's stance seems directly at odds with the signatories of last week's pledge against autonomous weapons.
“It’s not hype anymore."
We could be witnessing the birth of a new field in robotics.
Artificial intelligence can be dangerous even if its not housed in a terminator.
It will literally push you to your limits.
The race to open China's first hyperloop track is on.
Starting 49 years ago today, astronauts started bringing back moon rocks. Now scientists have 842 pounds of it to experiment on.
"It is the first time in history that security tokens can be offered and traded in a legally binding way."
About a third of Kenya's population still can't get online. That might soon change.
Chatbots don't need to be smart. They just need to work.