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MIT scientists have developed a 5-atom quantum computer, one that is able to render traditional encryption obsolete. 
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Google is rolling out its "Hands Free" payments feature in some California restaurants, so that you can buy goods just by saying “I’ll pay with Google."
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A political evaluation of Bitcoin by Michel Bauwens, director of the P2P Foundation
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Michel Bauwens explores the potential of the blockchain as a social transformation tool to enable an ethical peer to peer society.
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The RSA’s recent report explores the emergence of a new kind of monopoly power in the sharing economy, and considers how we might challenge increasing economic concentrations of power through rethinking our approach to governance and regulation.
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American victim of repeated cold calls decided to fight phone technology with phone technology, conceiving a brilliant - and hilarious - plan to 'hit them ...
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ShararaTech Art & Science Mediterranean Festival is an emergent desert camp-out annual event that fosters creativity-for-change around the Mediterranean at the intersection of art, humanities, science and technology.
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When computers start doing the work of people, the need for people often increases.
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The Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) is launching an EU accredited Master program in City & Technology (MaCT). In an effort of understanding the needs for the habitability of the 21st century cities and the significant role of technology for the formation of the new urban environments IAAC proposes a new Master program …
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As the lines blur between the physical and digital, we need to ensure the technological revolution has a positive impact on society. We stand on the brink of a technological revolution that will fundamentally alter the way we live, work and relate to one another. In its scale, scope and complexity, the transformation will …
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Antony Jenkins sets out how technology will transform the way financial services are delivered and used. See more at: https://www.chathamhouse.org/event/appr...
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Last week, the drivers who shuttle San Francisco Google employees to work voted to unionize with the Teamsters. How long until their passengers do the same thing?
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Market movements in the technology sector -- particularly in SaaS tech companies -- are causing a stir among investors. It’s always a challenge to estimate..
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To benefit from the automation revolution we need a universal basic income, the slashing of working hours and a redefinition of ourselves without work
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Scientists at the University of Southampton have made a major step forward in the development of digital data storage that is capable of surviving for billions of years.
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How can data-rich technology drive better citizen engagement and make government more effective?
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Shannon Liss-Riordan made a name for herself defending workers against FedEx, American Airlines and Starbucks in wage and hour lawsuits.
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The sharing movement is evolving quickly and in many directions. The growth of platform and worker co-ops, increased awareness of the commons, the evolution of coworking, an explosion of tech-enabled sharing services, and more are opening up promising if not challenging frontiers.
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A series on true accelerationist technologies that will be instrumental against biospheric destruction. “With sustainability at the core of the design, parts can be manufactured directly from digital files at ‘Microfactories’, reducing the costs and carbon footprint associated with molding, casting and machine use. Users could recycle parts indefinitely, replacing damaged bodywork or upgrading as …
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David Chalmers is Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Centre for Consciousness at the Australian National University. Chalmers is inter...
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A series on true accelerationist technologies that will be instrumental against biospheric destruction. “Although we might prize scarce items highly, civilizations are built on abundance.
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Hold on tight. We are about to enter a period of unprecedented change, like nothing else you have ever seen in the past.
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