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Until now, even the best robots struggled to make sense of complex environments as quickly as humans. That may be about to change https://t.co/SA7oeIipZLVideo: Timo Lenzen https://t.co/9crw8U1FSM ...

The DoJ’s haphazard redactions have shielded criminal abusers, revealed those who briefly came into Jeffrey Epstein’s orbit and too often exposed the identity of victims. We scored 1.4m emails by how relevant each was to his crimes https://t.co/f3PFO0RVD7 ...

China’s activities in the Arctic are genuinely troubling for America, Canada and Europeans because of its alignment with Russia. Although both say their collaborations are purely civilian, Western officials believe otherwise https://t.co/0nFIKOMB9s ...

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Interactions between humans and life-like robots may soon occur in millions of homes. Here’s how new research may help them see eye-to-eye https://t.co/izLZnJaUhw ...

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