Control and responsibility in deep systems – interview with Ben Sigelman
JAXenter: Could you tell us a little bit about what deep systems are and how they emerged? Ben: Deep systems are essentially a symptom of any well-executed...
Report: 51 Members of Congress and Their Spouses Collectively Own Millions in Defense Stocks
51 members of Congress or their spouses own between $2.8 million to $5.3 million worth of stock in the top 30 defense contractors worldwide, Sludge reported...
Concept Art Comes to Life in Sleek Sci-Fi Animation Migrants
High above Mars, the terraformers of short film Migrants go through a well-polished routine, knowing that they’re not preparing for their own futures on the planet, but...
Alert Warning of ‘Emergency’ at Canadian Nuclear Plant Sent by Mistake, Officials Say
Canadian officials have demanded an explanation after an inaccurate alert was sent out to cell phones stating staff were responding to an incident at Pickering Nuclear...
Dungeons & Dragons Is Taking Critical Role to the Next Level
One of the things that’s made Critical Role such a smash hit with both diehard Dungeons & Dragons fans and newcomers alike is the way the...
Luggage Startup CEO Accused of Creating Toxic Workplace Won’t Go Away After All
After a controversial story last year exposed a toxic workplace atmosphere at luggage startup Away, the company’s chief executive Steph Korey was reported to be stepping...
Investigation Finds Widespread Rule-Breaking in Reporting of U.S. Clinical Trials
Universities, drug companies, and government agencies are breaking the law and not turning in their science homework, according to a new report out Monday. It shows...
Big Leak Gives Us the Best Look at the Galaxy S20 Yet
Among all the commotion that happened at CES, Samsung announced that the next Galaxy Unpacked Event will take place on February 11th in San Francisco. And...
The Dream of a Common Charger Is Alive—Despite Apple’s Complaining
The European Parliament is fed up with e-waste—in particular, charging cables. To fix the problem, lawmakers are debating a binding measure that would force gadget makers...
