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Hindustan Times: India must take the lead in devising bio-defences
Foreign Policy: The genetic engineering genie is out of the bottle
VentureBeat: WhatsApp public groups can leave user data vulnerable to scraping
VentureBeat: Facebook may have a ‘determining role’ in genocide and must be regulated
Washington Post: Quantum computers may be more of an imminent threat than AI
Washington Post: Why we need new regulations to protect us from companies like Equifax
Washington Post: How regulators can make smart devices more secure against hackers
Washington Post: Fake news is just the beginning
Washington Post: Robots could eventually replace soldiers in warfare. Is that a good thing?
Washington Post: I already live in the future — and so should you
Washington Post: Why Apple’s iPhone battle with the government will likely be a privacy setback
Washington Post: Forget recalls, it’s toy hacking you should be concerned with this holiday season
Washington Post: The strongest weapon to shift geopolitical balances isn’t nukes or missiles, it’s technology
Washington Post: Quantum computing is about to make big trouble for cybersecurity
Washington Post: The rise of big data brings tremendous possibilities and frightening perils
Washington Post: The drone debate we need to have
Washington Post: DNA: The next big hacking frontier
Washington Post: The Google hack is not big news
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