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Japanese computers may go haywire when the emperor abdicates

Japanese computers could go haywire next year when the emperor steps down. The calendar is based on the emperor’s reign and most tech is not ready for the change

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Movie studio AI predicts who will like a film based on its trailer

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Electronics on someone's skin

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Smart bandage sees when wound is infected and treats it automatically

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A robotic grabber prepares to grab a squid

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Robotic grabber catches squidgy deep sea animals without harming them

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European Union Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager gives a joint press at the EU headquarters in Brussels, Belgium

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Google hit with €4.3 billion fine from EU for abusing market dominance

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Drones are checking up on insurance claims to look for fraudsters

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Wireless implant lights up inside the body to kill cancer

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Wireless implant lights up inside the body to kill cancer

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A person attempting an IQ test

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DeepMind AI takes IQ tests to probe its ability for abstract thought

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Tiny sensors in your phone could be made from recycled wood

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Tiny sensors in your phone could be made from recycled wood

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Think your surfing is secret in private browsing mode? Think again

Governments and employers can still snoop on you when you use Chrome’s Incognito Mode or other private browsers, but many people don’t know this

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Elon Musk’s submarine plan to rescue Thai cave boys deserves respect

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Facebook's AI tourist learns to navigate New York by asking directions

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Facebook faces £500,000 fine from Cambridge Analytica scandal

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A swarm of 3D printed cyclists reveals the best position in the pack

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