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A Chinese start-up uses self-driving car sensors and AI to accurately target and eliminate mosquitoes while safely avoiding people and pets.
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A Chinese start-up uses self-driving car sensors and AI to accurately target and eliminate mosquitoes while safely avoiding people and pets.
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Using sensors developed for self-driving cars, a Chinese start-up claims it can track and destroy tiny flying targets while avoiding people, pets and reflective surfaces.
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Investors are selling tech stocks, dragging the Nasdaq to a two-month low, due to growing concerns about the high costs of developing artificial intelligence.
Murphy argues that Trump’s decision to waive human rights conditions on military aid directly enabled Egypt’s crackdown on journalists.
Democratic Senator Chris Murphy argues that the US decision to waive human rights conditions on military aid directly enabled Egypt's crackdown on journalists.