Technology
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There is now a machine that reads books and churns out poetry. Will this change the way we read?
Andy Simionato, The Conversation Karen ann Donnachie, The Conversation
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Drug resistance is rising and antibiotic discovery declining. AI could be the answer
Sriram Chandrasekaran, The Conversation
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There is still one domain which machines can’t take over: Human creativity
Tim Schweisfurth, The Conversation René Chester Goduscheit, The Conversation
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Cell phones connect us to people far away – but distance us from the ones right in front of us
Genavee Brown, The Conversation
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A new kind of capitalism: Innovation and technology will help overcome wealth inequality
Rishad Premji, qz.com
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Let’s face it: China’s social credit system is disrupting traditional Confucian wisdom
Philip Ivanhoe, Aeon
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In the age of social media and fast information, have we lost the skill of deep reading?
Judith Seaboyer, The Conversation
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Aimlessly surfing the web at work might be making you more productive
Stephanie Andel, The Conversation
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With mainstreaming of tech startups, layoffs have become the new normal in India Inc
Ananya Bhattacharya, qz.com
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Why Indian startups have a tough time hiring fresh talent
Ananya Bhattacharya, qz.com
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Will we ever have flying vehicles (and other questions about the future of cars)?
Andrew Morris, The Conversation
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To get around the limitations of robotic design, I turned to an ancient Japanese craft – origami
Jamie Paik, Aeon
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Disaster management apps have had limited reach in India. How can this be fixed?
Sahana Ghosh
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We have company: Scientists have discovered an Earth-sized exoplanet that may be habitable
Ravi Kumar Kopparapu, The Conversation
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Why (and how) podcasts are fast becoming the most popular medium of story-telling
Richard Brooks, The Conversation
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Long working hours and too much screen time are taking a toll on Indians’ well-being
Manavi Kapur, qz.com
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WhatsApp: Auto-delete or ‘disappearing messages’ feature to roll out soon
Scroll Staff
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State of surveillance: TikTok received the highest number of user information requests from India
Ananya Bhattacharya, qz.com
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The Y2K bug was not a hoax. Here’s how our computers are headed towards another major glitch
Nir Oren, The Conversation
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Watch: Here’s what researchers in 1989 thought homes in 2020 would look like
Scroll Staff