Harder, better, faster, stronger

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22 June 2017 - 0 Submitted byDaniel Fallenstein

#INNOVATION — Harder, better, faster, stronger

A new method makes it possible to create high-strength, lightweight steel on an industrial scale, potentially making way for its use in vehicles. Luke Walton reports on Freedom Today.

#AI — Get grippy

A new AI powered bot is quite literally learning how to grasp things. physical things with its hands. Matt Simon reports for Wired.

#WORK — Search and hire

Google now tailors search results for people seeking jobs. Frederic Lardinois for Techcrunch.

#ECONOMICS — Dirt digging

We have thrown so much trash away that it is now a viable to option to mine it for raw materials. Peter Tom Jones digs into the topic for World Economic Forum.

#IT — Technobabble

In maybe five years, machines talking to each other will make up a bigger portion of network traffic than humans. Joon Ian Wong for Quartz.

#SOCIETY — Shitshow

The issue of human waste and how to deal with it. Lina Zeldovich reports for Mosaic.

#BUSINESS — No Übermensch

The departure of Uber's CEO should not overshadow the firm's accomplishments. Robert Colvile's opinion for CapX

#CULTURE — Pressing

Letterpress printing virtually disappeared only to make a comeback in our digital days. Glenn Fleishman reports for Wired

 

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