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Articles

World's First 5G-Connected Cars

• World's First 5G-Connected Cars Demo'd in Korea

Biosensor to Help Stop Drunk Driving

• Could a biosensor "tattoo" help stop drunk driving?"

Google Releases Google Pixel

• Google Pixel

Robots Avoid Colliding With Each Other

• Swarms of Robots Manage to Not Run Into Each Other

Facebook Engineers Conduct Real-World Stress Test

• Facebook Engineers Crash Data Centers in Real-World Stress Test

Top Programming Languages 2016

• The 2016 Top Programming Languages

Google Duo Arrives

• Google Duo Makes Video Calling Between Operating Systems Easier

TED Talks

A monkey controls a robot with its thoughts

• A monkey that controls a robot with its thoughts. No, really.

Data could help end world hunger

• Your company's data could help end world hunger

A Driverless World

• What a driverless world could look like

Building AI within our control

• Can we build without losing control over it?

Living on Mars

• Your kids might live on Mars. Here's how they'll survive

The Rise of Cricket

• The rise of cricket, the rise of India

The Boiling River of the Amazon

• The boiling river of the Amazon

A 12-year-old app developer

• A 12-year-old app developer

Losing Jobs to Machines

• The jobs we'll lose to machines - and the ones we won't

Technology to Protect Us From Distraction

• How better tech could protect us from distraction

Potential life on other planets

• 3 moons and a planet that could have alien life

Computers are learning to be creative

• How computers are learning to be creative

Past Semesters

• Spring 2016