Will A.I. drive the human race off a cliff?

	Zuckerberg wants to be the Stephen Hawking of social relations | Toshiba readies scorpion-like robot for Fukushima nuclear plant
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	Will A.I. drive the human race off a cliff? Artificial intelligence and machine learning have the potential to help mankind, but we need to focus on policies to prevent the technology from one day killing us all. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: MacIT Conference What Are Leading Corporations Doing About Apple? Find out at MacIT® July 14–16. This year's event is bigger and better than ever, with more than 70 and speakers and 40 sessions focused on all aspects of deploying and managing Apple in the enterprise. Get the practical tools you need to put iOS and OS X tools to work in your world. Mark your calendar, July 14–16. Register now and save! In this Issue Zuckerberg wants to be the Stephen Hawking of social relations Toshiba readies scorpion-like robot for Fukushima nuclear plant Foxconn's CEO backpedals on robot takeover at factories Super-stretchable smart fabrics could enable new wearables IDG Contributor Network: The long-awaited throwable camera is here, and guess who gets it first? Zuckerberg wants to be the Stephen Hawking of social relations What makes humans social? Facebook's CEO wants to know. Read More Toshiba readies scorpion-like robot for Fukushima nuclear plant The robot probe can raise its tail camera to help operators navigate the highly radioactive reactor. Read More Foxconn's CEO backpedals on robot takeover at factories Foxconn now expects robots to take over 30% of jobs in five years. Read More Super-stretchable smart fabrics could enable new wearables Engineers in Japan are making conductive inks that can be stretched to the extreme, adding to research on smart fabrics by Google, NTT and other groups in one sign of the possible future direction of wearables. Read More IDG Contributor Network: The long-awaited throwable camera is here, and guess who gets it first? The police wanted a simple device that could be easily used in the field, but Bounce Imaging is also planning to option its stitch-imaging camera technology to other industries. Read More
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