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Your next job interview could be playing a weird smartphone game

Big firms like Siemens and Walmart are using video games to filter candidates, with tasks including blowing up balloons and tapping logos on a screen

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AI that cracked ancient secret code could help robot translation

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Clever maths will stop hackers spying on the quantum internet

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We must challenge notions that Marx can explain the modern world

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Engines of creation - and the people who build them

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Life

Great tits avoid bad food after seeing grossed-out friends

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NASA has discovered our solar system’s twin with 8 planets

Space

NASA has discovered our solar system’s twin with 8 planets

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Why we should build AI that sometimes disobeys our commands

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Physics

AI physicists: The machines cracking the quantum code

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An AI has learned how to pick a single voice out of a crowd

The artificial intelligence can solve the "cocktail party problem" with 90 percent accuracy and will soon be installed in public places

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Artificial intelligence tells nightmare-inducing tales of terror

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This AI reads the news to keep tabs on US police shootings

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AI spots Alzheimer’s brain changes years before symptoms emerge

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Even a mask won't hide you from the latest face recognition tech

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