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Work Smarter
This group helps high-functioning autistic individuals get tech jobs
Bérénice Magistretti
Work Rules
Uber and Lyft Fight a Law They Say Doesn't Apply to Them
Aarian Marshall
Drawing Lines
Zuckerberg's View of Speech on Facebook Is Stuck in 2004
Fred Vogelstein
Touchdowns
Cirrus’ Private Jet Can Now Land Itself, No Pilot Needed
Eric Adams
Ethics of War
A Tech Group Suggests Limits for the Pentagon’s Use of AI
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Lessons Learned
The Delicate Art—and Evolving Science—of Wildfire Evacuations
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Squeezed
AI May Not Kill Your Job—Just Change It
Sara Harrison
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Bad Omen
A Deal With Airbnb Turned Retrograde for These Astrologers
Paris Martineau
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Arielle Pardes
Tech in Two
Ford Screens Go Big, a WhatsApp Hacking Case, and More News
Alex Baker-Whitcomb
Artificial Intelligence
DeepMind has finally thrashed humans at StarCraft for real
Alex Lee, WIRED UK
Congress
Should Tech CEOs Go to Jail Over Privacy Violations?
Matt Laslo
Fintech
A new-wave of challenger banks is taking on Monzo and Starling
Nicole Kobie
Display Wars
Ford Is Bringing Huge Screens—and Live Updates—to Its Cars
Alex Davies
Amazon
Amazon Kindle Kids Edition review: a good idea with several flaws
Emily Peck
Cities
This high-tech London skyscraper is the envy of every office worker
Chris Stokel-Walker
Security Fears
Huawei’s Gear Might Have to Go, FCC Tells US Telecom Firms
Klint Finley
listen up
How to Keep Your Smart Assistant Voice Recordings Private
Lily Hay Newman
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