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The guy that added Amazon’s ‘Alexa’ to a singing fish is the hero we all need

Facebook Live is becoming a shitstorm of epic proportions

When giving a platform to someone, it quickly becomes apparent that not everyone is worthy of having it. If you don't believe ...
- Bryan Clark
iOS 10.2's Bowie emoji isn't actually him (but it totally is)

If you were excited about the shrug, you're going to piss yourself over Apple's new 'singer' emoji -- if you're a David Bowie fan, anyway. Nobody is going on record to confirm this is a Bowie homage, but you'd be blind if you didn't notice the similarities. The iconic lightning ...
- Bryan Clark
FBI tweets about Trump lead to an investigation of... itself?

If you thought FBI Director James Comey's decision to re-open the Clinton email investigation a mere 10 days before the election was odd, hang on to your hats, you ain't seen nothin' yet. According to a Think Progress report, the FBI has launched an internal investigation into, ...
- Bryan Clark
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Facial recognition still can't beat a 22 cent pair of sunglasses

As the future veers toward artificial intelligence, robotics, and biometric security measures ripped straight from a Sci-Fi novel, you might be amused to know plastic sunglasses are the key to their undoing. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University developed a 3D-printed pair ...
- Bryan Clark
'Nightmare Machine' is an AI project that uses our own fears against us

It's safe to say that there's a paranoid subset of our readers that fear the future as it relates to AI. Those people should look away now. Artificial intelligence already scares people. It makes sense; we have entire generations raised on 'The Terminator' in which 'Skynet' is ...
- Bryan Clark
China's new train project could rocket passengers all over the country at 373 mph

China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation (CRRC) plans to build the world's fastest train. At speeds of 373 mph, it'd obliterate the previous record held by Shanghai Maglev at 267 mph. The firm is working on a modest proof of concept that would travel 124 mph over a three-mile test ...
- Bryan Clark
Apple's 'AirPods' could get bumped to January 2017 [Updated]

Originally slated to launch in late October, Apple has again pushed the timetable for the launch of its wireless earbud, the 'AirPod.' For reasons unknown, the new timetable has Apple missing the holiday season completely, and instead opting for a January 2017 launch. The AirPod ...
- Bryan Clark