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Fortune: How to prevent quantum-A.I. hybrids from taking over the world
Fortune: With techno-nationalism on the rise, the world needs a peaceful NATO for science and technology
Fortune: The gene-editing technology in your store-bought tomatoes that could eat agriculture
Fortune: Artificial intelligence chatbots: Exciting breakthrough or dangerous tool?
Foreign Policy: Why Quantum Computing Is Even More Dangerous Than Artificial Intelligence
Foreign Policy: Killer Flying Robots Are Here. What Do We Do Now?
Foreign Policy: Extending the Trump Ban Won’t Heal Facebook’s Deeper Sickness
Foreign Policy: The World Must Regulate Tech Before It’s Too Late
Foreign Policy: 7 Reasons Why Silicon Valley Will Have a Tough Time With the Biden Administration
Hindustan Times: India must take the lead in devising bio-defences
Foreign Policy: The genetic engineering genie is out of the bottle
Fortune Magazine: A.I. bias isn’t the problem. Our society is.
MarketWatch: The tech industry is getting away with the murder of capitalism
MarketWatch: With genetically edited babies, a scientist transgresses a moral boundary
MarketWatch: Facebook and WhatsApp aren’t just flawed — they’re downright dangerous
VentureBeat: Facebook should be forced to shut down WhatsApp and fix it
Washington Post: Why it may be time to put self-driving cars in the slow lane
VentureBeat: Facebook may have a ‘determining role’ in genocide and must be regulated
Washington Post: Why we need new regulations to protect us from companies like Equifax
Washington Post: Why India’s ban on self-driving cars is misguided
Washington Post: If you could ‘design’ your own child, would you?
Washington Post: Self-driving cars should leave us all unsettled. Here’s why.
Washington Post: There is a jobs crisis brewing that the Trump administration should not ignore
LinkedIn: It's not the CEO's choices that matter, it's yours
Washington Post: How regulators can make smart devices more secure against hackers
Washington Post: What Stephen Hawking gets right and wrong about ‘the most dangerous time for our planet’
Washington Post: The government failed U.S. workers on global trade. It must do better on technology.
Washington Post: Robots could eventually replace soldiers in warfare. Is that a good thing?
Washington Post: Apple vs. FBI: The tip of the iceberg as laws can’t keep up with tech
TechCrunch: Free Basics And Facebook’s Waterloo In India