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  This Chip Will Give Your Phone AI Modeled On The Human Brain

  Fast Company - By Michael Grothaus

  MIT’s “Eyeriss” chip would allow for neural networks to run locally on your phone without an Internet connection. In computing, a neural network is a collection of processors that mimic the way the human brain works. Simply put, a neural network analyzes data, learns about it, and then decides how …

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  More than 3,100 pregnant women in Colombia infected with Zika virus, raising fears of spread

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  The president of Colombia said Saturday that more than 3,100 pregnant women in the country are infected with the mosquito-borne virus which has been linked to birth defects and has no vaccine or treatment. Reuters reported that President Jaun Manuel Santos pointed out, however, that there has been …

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  Amazon adds the ability to order an Uber from Echo

  TNW - Bryan Clark

  Today, Uber announced the ability to order a ride with just your voice, assuming you have an Amazon Echo, that is. Using the Uber API and the brains behind the Echo, Alexa, users can now use the Amazon device to snag a ride with Uber or UberX. To get started, just blurt out any of these …

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  Here's how Twitter's new algorithmic timeline is going to work

  The Verge - Casey Newton

  Yes, you can opt out Twitter went into an uproar Friday after a BuzzFeed report that the social network was on the brink introducing an algorithmic, more Facebook-style feed. Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tried to calm fears this morning in a series of tweets, but he did not deny the substance of the …

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  Living Off Hackathons: The Possible Rise Of The Pro-Hacker

  TechCrunch - Simon Lightstone

  Hackathon prize money keeps rising each year as organizations learn to take advantage of their value. Runner-up cash prizes are now in the thousands, and grand-prize payouts are as high as $1 million. There is now a compelling argument for ambitious programmers to live off hackathons: They can …