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Moore’s Law

In case you haven’t gotten the memo on the whole “AI is going to take over the world” thing, here are the few facts you need to know.

I, for One, Welcome Our AI Overlords

As a species, we are on the verge of birthing the most prodigiously advanced and intelligent child within our known universe.
By Mark Manson

Moore’s Law Is About to Collapse, Physicist Claims

Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku is calling it: Moore’s Law ain’t what it used to be. The principle, which holds computing
By Kelly Faircloth

The Attack on Climate Policy Begins

As expected, the counter offensive to climate change policy is well underway. The coal industry is gearing up its lobbying
By Steve Cohen

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