The supply of disinformation will soon be infinite: Disinformation campaigns used to require a lot of human effort to be effective, but now artificial intelligence could take them to a whole new level
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Ammonia on route to fuel ships and planes
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The age of electric cars is dawning ahead of schedule
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College newspaper reporters are the journalism heroes for the pandemic era
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Ultra Strips Down is a Danish children's TV show that aims to counter a social media that bombards young people with images of perfect bodies
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How to be a mystical materialist
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LG Wing hands on
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Is the University of Edinburgh right to rename its David Hume Tower?
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Emily Ratajkowski - Owning my image
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The country’s most important climate election is happening in Texas
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Why the orange sky looks gray in some photos
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The Bully's Pulpit - On the elementary structure of domination
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Woodward book: Trump says he knew coronavirus was ‘deadly’ and worse than the flu while intentionally misleading Americans
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My mother and my motherland - Jiayang Fan on the struggles of growing up as a poor immigrant, and how her desperate attempt to protect her hospital-bound mother was repurposed as Chinese propaganda
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How a massive bomb came together in Beirut’s port
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California El Dorado wildfire sparked by device to reveal baby's gender
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Is there a Google-free future for Firefox?
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Does Google know me better than I know myself?
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Amazon deletes 20,000 product reviews written by seven of its top ten UK reviewers after a Financial Times investigation found they were written for profit
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Academics are really, really worried about their freedom
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Uber is hurting drivers like me in its legal fight in California
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SoftBank unmasked as ‘Nasdaq whale’ that stoked tech rally
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Brazil hands out so much Covid cash that poverty nears a low
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Goodbye to the ‘Pret economy’ and good luck to whatever replaces it
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Intimidation, surveillance and conspiracy theories: Inside the Financial Times' five-year investigation of the billion-dollar Wirecard fraud
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India bans PUBG, Baidu, WeChat, Alipay, and 114 Chinese apps in the third ban wave
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The next front in the India-China conflict could be a canal across southern Thailand’s Kra Isthmus
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Apple adds cycling routes and EV charging stations to Maps in iOS 14
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How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism - A new, short book by Cory Doctorow that looks at big tech as a monopoly problem
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Amazon drivers are hanging smartphones in trees to get more work
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The eco-yogi slumlords of Brooklyn
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Amazon moves closer to drone delivery with US Federal Aviation Administration approval
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Confessions of a former bastard cop
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Unraveling the mindset of victimhood
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Google performed the first quantum simulation of a chemical reaction
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Can child dolls keep pedophiles from offending? One man thinks so, and he’s been manufacturing them for clients for more than ten years.
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Your coronavirus test is positive. Maybe it shouldn’t be
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Multiple US court rulings have found Amazon responsible for defects in products sold by third-party merchants
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California Governor Gavin Newsom: By this point last year, 4,292 fires had burned 56,000 acres. This year, 7,002 fires have chewed through more than 1.4 million acres.
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National Hurricane Center nailed track forecast for Laura within a mile and three days in advance
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The value of extended families
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