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Oct 31 2021: More Small Employers Are Replacing Workers With Robots

Back In The Day: Edition 2024-01-17

Colin Ho

Jul 30 2022: Wikipedia articles are heavily influencing judges’ decisions, study finds

Back In The Day: Edition 2024-01-16

Colin Ho

Aug 30 2018: Google reportedly bought Mastercard data to link online ads with offline purchases

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Colin Ho

Aug 02 2020: The U.S. Has a Food Waste Problem. A.I. is Fixing it

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Colin Ho

Nov 05 2022: Do Dating Apps' Algorithms Really Expand our Match Pool?

Back In The Day: Edition 2024-01-11

Colin Ho

Jul 10 2022: The video game prescribed by doctors to treat ADHD

Back In The Day: Edition 2024-01-10

Colin Ho

Feb 24 2021: Can solid state batteries power up for the next generation of EVs?

Back In The Day: Edition 2024-01-09

Colin Ho

Aug 26 2020: Even Google engineers are confused about Google’s privacy settings

Back In The Day: Edition 2024-01-08

Colin Ho

Oct 29 2015: Edtech's Next Big Disruption Is The College Degree

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Colin Ho

Nov 08 2016: Oxford researchers develop computer program that can read lips with superhuman accuracy

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Colin Ho

Jan 30 2016: President Obama Wants $4 Billion to Bring Computer Science to All Schools

Back In The Day: Edition 2024-01-03

Colin Ho

Feb 26 2021: What Is An NFT—And Should You Buy One?

Back In The Day: Edition 2024-01-02

Colin Ho