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Waymo expands Phoenix self-driving service by putting 10 cars on Lyft – Lyft customers in the Phoenix area will be able to choose a self-driving taxi.
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Lyft’s First Results After I.P.O. Show $1.14 Billion Quarterly Loss
Tenants find a win after settlement orders landlords give physical keys over smart locks
Google’s Sundar Pichai says privacy can’t be a ‘luxury good’ – "Privacy cannot be a luxury good offered only to people who can afford to buy premium products and services. Privacy must be equally available to everyone in the world."
NBA and UFC Urge U.S. Lawmakers to Criminalize Streaming Piracy
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Google says its AI can spot lung cancer a year before doctors
Charter squeezes more money out of Internet users with new cancellation policy. No more prorated final bills: Charter/Spectrum makes it more expensive to cancel.
‘They treat us like crap’: Uber drivers feel poor and powerless on eve of IPO. Wage cuts and inadequate bonuses mean drivers are left behind as ride-hailing firm prepares for stock market debut.
Is Chinese-style surveillance coming to the West? The Chinese model is now being exported – and the results could be terrifying.
Germany tests first eHighway autobahn – Germany’s first real-time test of electrified trucks fed via overhead cables amid heavy motorway traffic has begun near Frankfurt. The Environment Ministry hopes the project could contribute to climate-neutral haulage.
AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile sued for reportedly selling your location data
FBI has seized Deep Dot Web and arrested its administrators
Hell freezing over? Microsoft readies its own Linux for Windows
World’s fastest supercomputer coming to US in 2021 from Cray, AMD
The CIA Sets Up Shop on Tor, the Anonymous Internet
FCC Fixes Giant Error Over-Stating Broadband Availability… Then Doubles Down On Bogus Claims
The Law Being Used to Prosecute Julian Assange Is Broken
Samsung doesn’t know when its $2,000 folding phone will be fixed, and will automatically cancel orders
Facebook contractors categorize your private posts to train AI
Google Chrome update will stop all advertisers from tracking you, except Google of course
Activists launch campaign to remove Zuckerberg from Facebook board
Nokia Chairman Risto Siilasmaa backs machine learning startup Aito.ai
World’s fastest supercomputer will be built by AMD and Cray for US
$5 billion fine is a ‘bargain’ for Facebook, top US senators say
AI Can Detect Depression in a Child’s Speech
Stolen NSA hacking tools were used in the wild 14 months before Shadow Brokers leak – Already criticized for not protecting its exploit arsenal, the NSA has a new lapse.
Facial recognition wrongly identifies public as potential criminals 96% of time, figures reveal.
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