It is unreasonable to expect people who are not technologists or lawyers to understand how a product engineered by thousands of technologists and lawyers would one day screw them over.
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Some technologists and repair industry advocates want to change that.
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We have a lot of technologists that are very skilled.
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Harris and the other reformed technologists agree with him there.
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They bring thousands of technologists to their feet in applause.
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Historically speaking, technologists have often looked to nature for inspiration.
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A final commandment helps technologists choose which technologies to pursue.
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My second suggestion is an area where technologists can help.
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Nuclear medicine technologists administer earn around an hour, on average.
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Civil liberties experts and technologists on Twitter seem to agree.
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Five of my father's seven siblings were engineers or technologists.
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You do that with innovative scientists, technologists, engineers and mathematicians.
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Some technologists see the most promise in the social dimensions.
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Technologists have been trying to transform the classroom for decades.
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And if so, do technologists owe the world a solution?
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The 2017 Top Companies for Women Technologists report, which measured more than 547,000 technologists across 63 organizations, showed a mere 1.2 percent year-over-year increase in the number of women in technical roles.
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They say that by receiving funding from the Institute of Food Technologists, a professional association of food scientists and technologists from the processed food industry, Kennedy is in the back pocket of the agrichemical interests.
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For decades flying cars have obsessed technologists but eluded their mastery.
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The best technologists are coming out of Montreal, Boston, Pittsburgh, Austin.
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Technologists need to become more like UX designers and vice versa.
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Entrepreneurs, poets, technologists, politicians, scientists, builders, and dreamers flocked like starlings.
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We've recruited expert investors, technologists and entrepreneurs to judge the proceedings.
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Radiologic technologists perform diagnostic imaging examinations, like X-rays, on patients.
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A squad of technologists has been holed up, working on it.
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Neither did Richard Feynman and many other great scientists and technologists.
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Other technologists and internet users in Venezuela reported the same findings.
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So as technologists, why do we care about Kanye's new deal?
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To technologists in the United States, it was a direct challenge.
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Choreographers and creative technologists team up in CounterPulse's new Combustible Residency.
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We asked technologists, academics, politicians and journalists how to fix Facebook.
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Should technologists prevent their tools from being used to wage war?
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"But we're technologists, and technology provides freedom" from centralized government systems.
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Other technologists have been talking about how AI should be developed.
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The nation is home to a brilliant ecosystem of black technologists.
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There are some technologists, but they remain few and far between.
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Female technologists, on average, earn slightly more than their male counterparts.
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I want to get to why technologists don't think like that.
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Technologists aren't lying when they say secure back doors are impossible.
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This public symposium convenes artists, technologists, and scholars, to explore the following questions: How do artists and creative technologists respond to, or intervene in, new technologies to create more equitable ways of seeing and sharing information?
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And the most popular strategy circulating among health care technologists is blockchain.
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Technologists are only as useful as we are quick and plugged in.
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We strongly encourage any interested technologists to consider joining us at Ragtag.
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And Silicon Valley technologists speak of the abolition of fixed route transit.
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Cities must woo technologists with a network of rich angels, not bribery.
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Without those talented technologists, there would be no new nuclear arms race.
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We have a link for technologists who want to work on tools.
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But neither would change the fact that technologists increasingly rule the world.
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Our roles as technologists, UX designers, copywriters and designers have to change.
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Therefore, the first commandment for technologists is: Design technologies to swell happiness.
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Suddenly, technologists started taking the problems of governance and politics more seriously.
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Now, technologists are trying to use software to burst those same bubbles.
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Charlotte is a majority black city with no hub for black technologists.
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A lot of the technologists in academia, there's good ideas out there.
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The technologists were talking about the features that they could help create.
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Some technologists wonder if that consensus could be reëstablished on different terms.
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They are much further out than even battery technologists will tell you.
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The event is programmed to bring together founders, technologists, researchers and investors.
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TechCrunch Sessions: Robotics will feature the industry's best roboticists, technologists and investors.
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There are 321,220 clinical laboratory technologists and technicians employed in the US.
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Artificial intelligence has been a focus of Chinese technologists for some time.
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Here are six that technologists, investors, and analysts are excited about now.
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FEW IDEAS have enthused technologists as much as the self-driving car.
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Wherever money changed hands, enterprising technologists and MBAs were bound to follow.
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Our clicks are seduced by technologists superbly able to suck us in.
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There are people that were technologists that are in Congress right now.
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Sounds like a job for the art world's new computer vision technologists.
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Facebook would not place all of their lobbyists and their technology leaders in Silicon Valley, but instead has their lobbyists in the best place for lobbyists (Washington) and their technologists in the best place for technologists (Silicon Valley).
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Technologists and economists have been grappling with this fear for decades, but in the last few years, one idea has gained widespread interest — including from some of the very technologists who are now building the bot-ruled future.
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Most board members are not technologists, and even fewer have a cyber background.
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Technologists and legal experts need to keep working to understand each other better.
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This simply takes undeserved credit for the work of technologists, entrepreneurs, and investors.
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But perhaps ethical technologists like the Sthacks crew will form a final check.
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Anti-corporate environmentalists battle from one redoubt, Big Ag technologists from the other.
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AI scientists and technologists answer this question with a certain level of confidence.
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We're talking the industries' top leaders, founders, investors, technologists, executives and engineering students.
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The performance of computers has soared as technologists realize and surpass Moore's Law.
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Technologists are famous for upending and redefining entire industries, from finance to media.
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Technologists are by far the most popular category for this type of visa.
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We're building an outstanding lineup of leading founders, technologists, investors and tech icons.
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The essay has caused quite an uproar on Twitter among technologists and economists.
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Why it matters: ICOs are becoming increasingly popular among some circles of technologists.
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In the innovation world, where I work, virtually every company badly needs technologists.
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Two decades ago, law enforcement and technologists battled over the ideas of encryption.
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As entrepreneurs, technologists, and investors, women continue to face systemic bias and sexism.
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Technologists, policy-makers, and researchers are working hard to find short-term solutions.
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They cannot be solely technologists, nor can they be singularly focused on policy.
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And it's far from clear government technologists are prepared to handle that strain.
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And so technologists hoping to avoid politics are bound to encounter them again.
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It's time for policy wonks and technologists alike to ditch these wrongheaded fixations.
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In other words, the group aims to both humanize technologists and technologize humanists.
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Clinical lab technologists will perform the lab work on COVID-19 test kits.
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It was the Institute of Food Technologists, not the University of California, Davis.
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WoeLabs aren't the only technologists hoping to unlock the potential of 3D printing.
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Google's position has been backed by different groups of technologists, investors and academics.
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And in the 1980s, a new generation of technologists came into their own.
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So you'd expect technologists and government officials to have some of the same goals.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, most technologists favor a materialist perspective based on the scientific paradigm.
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It's not surprising that technologists would use their power to harm or confuse people.
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Some technologists have a very real desire to change the world for the better.
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Fortunately for quantum technologists, the remaining challenges are mostly engineering ones, rather than scientific.
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Technologists' desire to make a parallel to evolution is flawed at its very foundation.
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There's really no responsibility that's been assumed by the most powerful among us technologists.
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The definition rotates around writers and technologists like McLuhan, Stewart Brand and Alan Kay.
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In those cases too, technologists behind the algorithms may not explicitly ask about race.
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But for technologists, the Paris link is the political equivalent of a loaded gun.
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That means engineers, coders, AI technologists are all working at the frontline of ethics.
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Technologists are horrified by the very idea of deliberately creating software that undermines security.
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We host the annual Grace Hopper Celebration, the world's biggest gathering of women technologists.
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A growing number of technologists ask not only what's possible but also what's responsible.
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Too often, researchers, providers, healthcare networks, information technologists, and payers may work in isolation.
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Take in an impressive array of speakers — leading founders, technologists, investors and tech icons.
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Our crew of technologists hopped on Keybase group chat to delve into the details.
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They will be noted entrepreneurs, investors and technologists with experience relevant to the category.
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Most technologists who are attracted to working for government are focused on the mission.
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Many policymakers, working with private firms, engineers and technologists, have jumped on this opportunity.
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But the deployment of M.R.E. pizza is not just a victory for food technologists.
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Cryptographers and technologists typically refer to this approach as introducing a so-called backdoor.
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One person highlighted a thread on Hacker News, an online forum popular with technologists.
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Technologists building these products and writers observing the tech revolution were naïve, he said.
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Scientists and technologists are still only on the cusp of quantum computing, Love said.
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Second, Congress needs more scientists and technologists working on committees and in member offices.
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"We apply our shields correctly and our technologists are incredibly well trained," she said.
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FOR YEARS, technologists have gushed about the promise of the "Internet of Things" (IOT).
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"We have found it to be so important to have allied technologists who are willing to support nonprofits in small ways, or even technologists who are willing to work full and part time at smaller organizations and seek out those opportunities," Kotting said.
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The bill would make law a program to give technologists temporary tours of government duty.
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But in the midst of that tumult and travail, some technologists see opportunities for innovation.
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Among them will be investors, journalists and influential technologists looking for the next big thing.
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At the same time, China is developing a phenomenal group of technologists, engineers, and mathematicians.
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Nuclear medicine technologists typically need an associate's degree from an accredited nuclear medicine technology program.
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He invested in the Post after buying it, hiring technologists to improve its digital presence.
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Today it has a social community of some 100,000 technologists looking to be change agents.
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Silicon Valley, of course, leans heavily left and the Trump surprise sent many technologists reeling.
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The growing military interest in AI unsettles some technologists who are advancing the underlying technology.
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Inspired by her own 9-year-old daughter, Murali shared her picks for budding technologists.
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From technologists in the pages of Newsweek, it came in waves of paranoia and exhilaration.
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They were both brilliant technologists, and had created some of Silicon Valley's most famous products.
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TC Sessions: Mobility is designed to highlight the best and brightest founders, investors and technologists.
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Imagine that, the government hiring somebody who is an expert in recruiting technologists with skills.
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Technologists, inventors, tech companies, tech university, put them in a soup, lightning strikes, network emerges.
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To keep the boom going, though, technologists like Dr Zohar must become ever more inventive.
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It may well turn out, as technologists are already suspecting, that AI makes everything better.
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In short, this show has become the largest gathering of machine learning researchers and technologists.
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It's not enough to be technologists, we have to make sure that technology serves people.
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Technologists and administration officials say Mr. Cruz simply does not understand how the web operates.
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According to the BLS, there are currently nuclear medicine technologists employed in the US today.
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The senior team is made up of a number of former investment bankers and technologists.
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Today's technologists are asking those questions, as people who build digital tools and as parents.
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Similarly, 5 years ago, American technologists sneered at China's Baidu and its new search engine.
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Is the job of entrepreneurs and technologists, in his words, to "exercise their moral authority"?
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Technologists have been working on technical protocols for blocking the calls before they come through.
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Iconic technologists, boundary-pushing VCs, entrepreneurs who've persevered, done the work and reaped the rewards.
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Palihapitiya's endeavor is all about uniting "technologists, entrepreneurs, and technology-oriented investors," the filing said.
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A crack team of talented technologists in the Capitol would be a significant step forward.
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Law enforcement and technologists have been arguing over encryption controls for more than two decades.
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Now bringing A.I. home is a priority for the Canadian government, companies, universities and technologists.
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In another example, the EFF writes its technologists looked at New York's public bikeshare database.
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It would be great if a group of technologists simply built this app on its own.
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For large companies, it's still uncommon to hire technologists and data scientists into their benefits departments.
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And many of these newly hired execs will work closely in 2019 with technologists and entrepreneurs.
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It's your chance to demo your product to the top investors and technologists in the world.
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"The European space program is largely a program to keep technologists and engineers employed," Shotwell said.
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Technologists creating technology for ... And it's this: We need all sorts of other types of people.
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It needs to start treating female executives and other women technologists with the respect they deserve.
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So many people, including scientists and technologists, are advocating for justice instead of access to power.
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This showcase event draws the most innovative startups, technologists, founders and investors across Europe and beyond.
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The company will also fight to protect technologists' closely held values, such as tolerance and inclusion.
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TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 draws some of the industry's most influential founders, investors, technologists and media.
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Network with the more than 1,200 attendees — technologists, founders, investors, media, potential customers and possible employers.
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Second — and I think most important — we have a shortage in the federal government of technologists.
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Civil liberties activists, technologists, and politicians in cities around the country are examining the technology now.
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Nor are there national standards for technologists who administer CT scans, which involve increasingly sophisticated equipment.
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The whole shebang takes place in front of thousands of influential technologists, founders, journalists and investors.
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It's a problem that technologists, back in the early days of computing, pondered with some unease.
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Speaking to an audience at SXSW, President Obama urged a compromise between technologists and law enforcement.
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Her mother and father work as laboratory technologists in the Teterboro, N.J., offices of Quest Diagnostics.
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Policy interventions need to improve the recruitment, retention and advancement, and pay equity of female technologists.
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The letter also received support from leading individual experts, including technologists Bruce Schneier and Matthew Green.
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Technologists insist that having any method to access encrypted data puts all secure information at risk.
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But advances in artificial intelligence could soon allow technologists to design a digital sign language interpreter.
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Nuclear medicine technologists use a scanner to create images of various areas of a patient's body.
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But technologists and privacy advocates say that impenetrable encryption is indispensable to online security and privacy.
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This means that she is responsible for managing 6,200 engineers and technologists on any given day.
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Major technologists have warned on the need to prepare for the huge impact AI could have.
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The optimists tend to be technologists and venture capitalists, and many are clustered in technology hubs.
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But technologists argue that encryption is an important security measure for everyday users of the Internet.
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The team includes technologists from Google as well as those from the traditional health care system.
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It's up to technologists and entrepreneurs to learn the dance, and cities to let them in.
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Plenty of hackers, journalists, and technologists love to cover their laptop in all manner of stickers.
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"They all wanted pizza and beer," said Michelle Richardson, one of the Army's senior food technologists.
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This makes it an unending source of fascination to pizza technologists including Violet's chef, Matt Hyland.
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That cars will one day drive themselves seems to many technologists just a matter of time.
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Technologists ensured the historical accuracy of the images by drawing on the expertise of museum staff.
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What technologists fear most here is rules that tell them when artificial intelligence absolutely cannot apply.
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The list includes inventors, designers, and technologists shaking up their industries and leading social-impact ventures.
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It would also help technologists understand just how useful a new product category might really be.
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For those reasons, technologists have long wondered whether DNA could be harnessed to store data commercially.
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There are politicians and public servants in attendance, as well as technologists, educators, archivists, activists, and journalists.
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Jain said that technologists will need to refine their pitch to help insurers reach the right population.
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It's also a prime opportunity to connect and build relationships with enterprise software founders, technologists and investors.
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Technologists are thinking, how do I protect cyber-security, how do I secure, how do I protect?
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Technologists with their heads down focused on algorithms are determining important structural issues and making policy choices.
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"When you look at technologists as a class, we're at a fork in the road," said Snowden.
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If you love reading about hopeful technologists building our future utopia/dystopia, check out Wired's latest story.
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Meanwhile technologists of the modern era have enjoyed an extended honeymoon in publicity and public perception terms.
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Previous similar projects that made lofty promises were (rightfully) slammed for it by technologists and security experts.
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He worked with a team of technologists and volunteers to create a platform to share the information.
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JPMorgan employs 50,000 technologists globally, about two-thirds of them software engineers, up from 40,000 in 2016.
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Disrupt Berlin always features some of the most influential tech founders, investors, technologists and makers working today.
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Mr Macron launched a campaign to attract American green technologists and climate scientists to move to France.
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There will be more than 5000 attendees at the show, almost all entrepreneurs, technologists, investors, and media.
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But, when technologists and entrepreneurs implement AI to its max potential, a true difference will be seen.
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Thus, the third commandment for technologists: The best technologies have utility but also provide fresh scientific insights.
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Right now, technologists don't know how to store electricity from renewable energy at scale cheaply or efficiently.
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That expectation — ingrained in decades of pop culture and copied by real technologists — has held back innovation.
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He encouraged true omnichannel thinking and created a unified team of technologists, each focused on one customer.
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The NBCUniversal Media Tech Associate Program is a two-year rotational program for early career media technologists.
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Surely some savvy technologists did, but the question is whether all the teens and everyone else understood.
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We need to organize entrepreneurs and technologists to reflect the new forms of work in our economy.
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For technologists it was art, if, like me, you find art at its greatest when it's aspirational.
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Consider this: At Disrupt Berlin 2017, we hosted 2,600 attendees — including technologists, investors, entrepreneurs and media outlets.
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That revelation, cryptographers and technologists said, undermined the FBI's renewed push for backdoors in consumer encryption products.
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The app was completed with a group of paid and voluntary refugee-rights attorneys, advocates and technologists.
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Thankfully there are technologists and entrepreneurs working diligently to find ways to defend us from such harm.
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The rich technologists who believe this have a university, and it produced this series of hopeful charts.
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"A lot of these people are technologists and entrepreneurs who understand that things require iteration," Slat said.
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The White House should convene policymakers, executives, technologists, and other experts to develop a coordinated blockchain strategy.
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The big picture: Five years ago, American technologists sneered at China's Baidu and its new search engine.
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The rural-urban divide is obvious and will widen if technologists overlook the markets between the coasts.
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Technologists need better and more frequent cross-pollination with those in public policy, starting in the classroom.
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SAN FRANCISCO — How can policymakers, entrepreneurs and technologists fight climate change in the face of political headwinds?
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Both medical assistants and entry-level lab technologists can be trained within one or two academic years.
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Despite those repeated failures, many technologists remain optimistic that the home robot is just around the corner.
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"Food Evolution" was commissioned by the nonprofit Institute of Food Technologists, and the filmmakers retained creative control.
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Technologists are aiming for systems that could eventually charge electric vehicles in as little as 10 minutes.
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Once young technologists decide to join the underworld, it's not hard for them to build successful enterprises.
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"Even as technologists, when we think we are on the edge, we are not on the edge."
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It requires creating new roles like marketing analytics, marketing technologists and putting in place a data infrastructure.
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The speed of the Chinese technologists, compared to United States and European artificial intelligence developers, is noteworthy.
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For these reasons, many technologists are skeptical that the medical community will adopt an alternative anytime soon.
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Weakening encryption could imperil everyday digital activities like online banking and endanger people's privacy online, technologists caution.
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There have been some dour predictions about the potential of artificial intelligence from some high-profile technologists.
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Jobs in medicine — including dental hygienists, MRI technologists, and licensed practical nurses — were high on the list.
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" Yang: "I have sat with our leading technologists and they say they cannot match the Chinese resources.
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That's a frightening image, inspired more by Hollywood and science fiction writers than technologists and the academic community.
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This approach will build on the work being done to address systemic issues facing female scientists and technologists.
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I think for some reason, technologists think that they can accomplish more than I believe is really possible.
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Yup, here's your chance to exhibit in front of Europe's most influential investors, entrepreneurs and technologists — for free.
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Even where such processes remain somewhat opaque, technologists should seek indirect means of validating results and detecting harms.
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We're talking founders, technologists and investors digging deep into the challenges facing established and emerging enterprise companies today.
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It all goes down in front of a live audience filled with entrepreneurs, distinguished technologists and eager investors.
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The success has earned Iovine the respect among technologists that he's long enjoyed as a music industry executive.
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Fidelity employs 20153,000 technologists, almost one-third of its workforce, but finding qualified workers can be especially tricky.
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In 2017, TechCrunch added to its slate of global events, bringing together startup founders, developers, scientists and technologists.
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It's actually fun, which despite the lofty ideas spouted by technologists is what playing games is all about.
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There have been thousands of women inventors, scientists and technologists—they just never got the recognition they deserved.
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"Technologists are going to have to validate the security of Amber as with any authentication technique," he says.
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The Hardware Battlefield pitch sessions will be judged by top VCs, founders and technologists from around the world.
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According to Fortune, two technologists, Mubashar Iqba and Dimitar Raykov, developed a website that can predict the future.
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The jailing of Ali and Peter is the latest sign that the net is widening to include technologists.
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Technologists and urban planners are working on a major transformation of urban landscapes over the next few decades.
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Cryptographers often reflexively reject any proposal, and security analysts don't comprehend why the technologists can't find a solution.
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Cardiovascular technologists and technicians use imaging technology to help physicians diagnose cardiac and blood vessel ailments in patients.
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Technologists and privacy advocates have pushed back, insisting that impenetrable encryption is indispensable to online security and privacy.
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Or more accurately, technologists, as Musk's background is in physics while Scaringe has a PhD in mechanical engineering.
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Technologists and privacy advocates have pushed back, insisting that unbreakable encryption is indispensable to online security and privacy.
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That's provided an opportunity for a nimble start-up to win business with the right team of technologists.
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Technologists and privacy advocates say that strong encryption is critical to keeping everyday users of the Internet safe.
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"I don't want to live in a world where technologists make up the answers," she told her staff.
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And technologists hope to do even better than that, drastically reducing the annual death toll from car crashes.
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Sidewalk Labs' plan has drawn much external criticism as well—from residents, technologists, and even the business community.
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Literally hundreds of the world's leading robotics and AI technologists, founders and investors will be in the house.
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It just creates "extra burden" for female technologists and thus isn't something that she wants to publicly discuss.
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Learn from our roster of outstanding speakers — leading founders, investors and technologists sharing their knowledge, perspective and advice.
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The judges, distinguished technologists and investors, follow each pitch with a six-minute, no-holds-barred Q&A.
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Technologists say WhatsApp's push to add encryption to all one billion of its customer accounts is almost complete.
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Journalists and technologists from various parts of The Times started experimenting with virtual reality a few years ago.
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But these companies don't need A.I. technologists to work in the United States in order to employ them.
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He attributes the lag to inaction at every level — from industry, to regulators and even technologists like himself.
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We are building a math curriculum out of interviews with STEM professionals: scientists, computer technologists, engineers, and mathematicians.
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"We want them to go out to become leading entrepreneurs and leading technologists in Africa," Mr. Johnson said.
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In response, the White House quickly assembled an in-house talent pool of technologists to fix the problem.
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Between 15-20 teams of startup founders will pitch to a tough panel of veteran VCs and technologists.
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The fact that so many have suggested otherwise illustrates the ways technologists include older people in their work.
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They are part of the rising generation of both African and African-American technologists in the United States.
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Since it was created nearly a decade ago, bitcoin has captured the fantasy of technologists and libertarians alike.
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But that is no longer the case, as the finance industry is attracting young talent and seasoned technologists.
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The book's heroes were entrepreneurs, financiers, and technologists, hopping airports between New York, San Francisco, London, Hong Kong.
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But even the conservative estimate will miscarry if technologists and regulators don't come to the negotiating table in earnest.
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For years, net neutrality was a fairly esoteric issue mainly of interest to technologists, network engineers, and policy lawyers.
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The ability to run your own servers is a dying skill set amongst technologists, it has been hidden away.
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There are already some programs that support female scientists and technologists in a bid to break down systemic obstacles.
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He cites the city's diverse population and more diverse economy, and the city's many meetups of technologists as reasons.
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A group of technologists has found a way to make a digital David mimic the movements of human models.
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The next step, according to many technologists, is to move the computer from the pocket to the body itself.
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SCIENCE fiction both predicts the future and influences the scientists and technologists who work to bring that future about.
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Technologists describe these issues as teething troubles, bugs that will disappear as systems improve and uncertainty is gradually removed.
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The container hype has cooled a bit and technologists have more solid viewpoints about how to build out architecture.
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That doesn't mean just hiring technologists, but people who are creative in operations or changing cost structures as well.
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Oath's values are shared commitments that unite our global community of technologists, storytellers, journalists, videographers, creators and data scientists.
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After recognizing speech, technologists applied deep learning to recognize objects in image data — which remains its primary application today.
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That lets you place your company in front of thousands of influential technologists, investors and potential collaborators and customers.
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Luckily, in my career, I've been privileged to serve as a communicator on behalf of scientists, engineers, and technologists.
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Whether reality does too depends on the technologists in charge and the power of society to shape their vision.
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Next, American technologists and entrepreneurs must focus on certain industries and their ability to improve society in its entirety.
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Startup Battlefield takes place in front of a live audience — thousands of people, including investors, journalists and influential technologists.
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Few people have a better vantage point to observe the shifting worldview of Bay Area technologists than Stewart Brand.
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The irony of this oversight is that MoveOn was cofounded by two successful technologists, Wes Boyd and Joan Blades.
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The company's team of publishing nine specialists and technologists will join Spotify's team in New York, the company says.
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Events being held around our nation aim to convene policymakers and technologists to start the dialogue and build trust.
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Yet because these areas are perceived to be not as lucrative, fewer technologists and other professionals have entered them.
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AI is coming to warfare, he says, so the question is, which American technologists are going to engineer it?
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Major warnings have been issued by technologists about the impact of AI on society in the next few years.
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On Uptake's 730-person staff, about 70 data scientists and 80 technologists are the minds behind this analytics platform.
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Bitoni sees a gap between technologists and fashion designers that doesn't exist in other design-based industries like architecture.
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Recruiting, retaining and advancing women technologists isn't just the right thing to do — it's the smart thing to do.
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Recruiting, retaining and advancing women technologists isn't just the right thing to do — it's the smart thing to do.
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Technologists, including user experience designers, computer scientists, and product managers, care deeply about how their products look and feel.
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Technologists were fundamental in guiding policymakers through these steps, because they're trained to amplify the voices of end users.
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One such organization, Blockchain for Social Impact Coalition, provides aid and resources to activist NGOs, investors, technologists, and foundations.
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These conversations can strengthen how civil rights organizations understand the modern advocacy landscape and how technologists support civil rights.
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It received plaudits from technologists and privacy advocates and searing vitriol from opponents of so-called warrant-proof encryption.
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The panel, which will include top industry representatives and leading technologists, will deliver a report to him by Dec.
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Technologists and privacy advocates have pushed back, arguing that unbreakable encryption is essential to digital security and online privacy.
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He also stressed that it's a range of people, and not just Bay Area technologists, who have signed up.
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Speaking to a roomful of technologists, Karmazin explained that the company does not claim that it can cure aging.
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OPM should make it easy for government technologists to make lateral moves to work on projects that they support.
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Technologists and privacy advocates have pushed back, insisting that impenetrable encryption is indispensable to online security and privacy. Rep.
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The impressive number is a testament to the team of technologists hired to autopsy the botched rollout of Healthcare.
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These big investments into engineering, as well as logistics, have been instrumental in bringing together technologists, developers and customers.
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Levtov is designing the Musical Periscope with the help of creative technologists at Reactify and the Frogma Art Collective.
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Some technologists are building protections against fingerprinting into some of their products, in the hopes of coming out ahead.
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It's no stretch of the imagination to envision technologists one day fighting over our minds' waking and dream states.
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This is a global competition searching for the best innovators, makers and technologists from every corner of the globe.
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There's been a lot of focus on the venerable technology recently as technologists have found new applications for it.
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It received plaudits from technologists and privacy advocates and searing vitriol from opponents of so-called "warrant-proof" encryption.
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It was once the realm of technologists, like Tecco and Hammerbacher, but is now gaining legitimacy on Wall Street.
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The nature of this work distanced the region's technologists from the more ominous elements of America's great scientific push.
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Technologists know how phones really work, and many have decided they don't want their own children anywhere near them.
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Amazon has also embedded A.I. throughout the company, he added, with technologists working together with people who run businesses.
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Join 1,500 of the brightest minds and innovators in robotics and machine learning — technologists, founders, investors, engineers and researchers.
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The 20-person-plus team responsible for AgencyIQ | FDA includes experienced regulatory policy analysts, technologists, product experts, and reporters.
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Here, in the birthplace of Shakespeare, theater artists and technologists are trying to reimagine stagecraft for the digital age.
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Today, the company employs more than a hundred and fifty people, split evenly among educators, technologists, and operations managers.
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I actually think that they are the ones that are going to get us through this, not the technologists.
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Buy your Early-Stage Startup Exhibitor Package today, and come impress the top technologists, makers, thinkers, researchers and investors.
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The technologists want samples so they can figure out the details, feasibility, and risks of sending humans there someday.
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Historically, the pro-security technologists have been right: the Clipper Chip was later found to have significant security holes.
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Ehmke acknowledges that changing the way technologists license their work won't in and of itself stop human rights abuses.
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Earlier this month, technologists widely panned Comey when he made the same arguments during a House Intelligence Committee hearing.
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As usual, top players, technologists, researchers and investors will share insights on the current and future states of startups.
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Technologists, being who they are, often suggest that we Git-ify everything: congressional legislation, newspaper articles and so forth.
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Cindy Cohn: Let's just say, as people who are technologists and scientists, I believe in evidence-based decision making.
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The event was filled with panels, demos and intimate discussions with key robotics and deep learning founders, executives and technologists.
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"The people who do planning in cities don't really understand technology, and technologists actually really don't understand cities," Doctoroff says.
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We're talking up-and-coming boundary-pushers to the top players in the startup world — iconic technologists, investors and founders.
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I'd love to see the next generation of medical-technologists designing hardware with features to monitor and diagnose gastrointestinal disease.
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After disrupting the way we love, communicate, travel, work, and even eat, technologists believe they can solve the ultimate problem.
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This is critical to and respectful of the needs of the technologists and the organizers and activists we work with.
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But maybe this is less about the ethics of developers, coders, and technologists, and more about the expectations of society.
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Technologists appear more aware of users' desires to connect to friends, family, and local interests in addition to world news.
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What's more, 5G-enabled smart technology approaches will give technologists and policymakers tools to make the industry more energy-efficient.
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Technologists navigating these vendors' websites and puzzling over what, precisely, they offer might struggle to agree with the "unique" label.
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You and hundreds of other people, including entrepreneurs, distinguished technologists, eager investors and media will cheer them on to victory.
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In the hours after Apple's letter was published, technologists and legal experts have been dissecting what, exactly, the Cupertino, Calif.
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Still, some lawmakers and technologists have perceived some of Twitter's efforts to clamp down on terrorist-related posts as toothless.
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Join the leading experts, technologists, founders and investors as they discuss the promise, hype and challenges within this nascent revolution.
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Go to Stanford, as I have, and sit in the classes where technologists are taught how to automate human behavior.
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And we propose to put technologists and engineers, rather than lawyers and accountants, at the center of the online world.
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In other parts of our economy and life, problems that seem to have no solution are set upon by technologists.
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It also promotes international cooperation and we look forward to more cooperation with innovative companies and technologists around the world.
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It's not just the guy putting the bolt on the submarine though, but also support positions like HR and technologists.
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First, in Silicon Valley and beyond, American technologists and entrepreneurs must create a partnership between themselves and the U.S. government.
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Here lies another dual opportunity for technologists and entrepreneurs; service those in need while simultaneously moving tech and society forward.
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Though Australia will become the testing ground, technologists and privacy advocates warn that the law will swiftly impact global policy.
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"Even though technologists are data-driven people who work in data-driven environments, they don't negotiate that much," Blumberg said.
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MoveOn was started by technologists looped into the WIRED scene who were pioneering a new style of digital political activism.
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I think it's important for technologists to be a bit more humble about the kinds of problems that they're solving.
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The competition takes place in front of a live audience with thousands of people, including investors, journalists and influential technologists.
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But the most optimistic of technologists are starting to acknowledge that the problem very well may take decades to crack.
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Then the third thing, and this I actually put on us as technologists, this is where we really screwed up.
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Enjoy receptions and world-class networking with other founders, investors and technologists actively building the next generation of enterprise services.
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TC Sessions: Robotics + AI draws more than 1,000 of the industry's top technologists, founders and investors for one powerful day.
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The magic is a word from engineering from coders, you know, technologists who make things that are very, very complicated.
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Watch as 15-20 impressive early-stage startups pitch and demo to a tough panel of seasoned VCs and technologists.
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The legislation has drawn widespread outrage from privacy advocates and technologists who say it will undermine online security and privacy.
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These are facts anyone in forest ecology and logging are familiar with, but perhaps not as well known among technologists.
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Civil rights leaders and technologists can organize conversations with each other to explain the history of specific civil rights legislation.
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The organization recently proposed recommendations on facial recognition surveillance, drafted by experts, including law enforcement officials, technologists and privacy experts.
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Unfortunately, Obama-era initiatives to bring in top technologists have suffered a number of setbacks since the Trump administration began.
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It is this sophistication that has allowed PPG's paint technologists to make dark colours reflective to the signals from sensors.
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But as privacy advocates and technologists have noted over and over, metadata can reveal a lot of very personal information.
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If you think about technologists, they want to work on meaty problems that have an impact in the real world.
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The rise of New York's tech sector, businesspeople and technologists agree, owes a debt to former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
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Signal, an encrypted messaging service that is popular among technologists and privacy advocates, has its own coin in the works.
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But screens have now become a crutch for technologists, a lazy, catchall way to add digital experiences to every product.
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"We did not have the technology skills of the great technologists," Graham said, so he turned to them for advice.
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Together, the two projects will mean hiring more than 350 technologists, according to a person with knowledge of the effort.
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For just as long, most journalists and technologists and everyday people have not been looking—because they haven't needed to.
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Technologists insist companies must be locked out of their own secured data to ensure that everyday digital activities are protected.
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As a disparate group of academics, economists, technologists and lawmakers, their politics range from moderately liberal to free-market conservative.
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Its team includes a mix of technologists from companies such as Google, as well as nonprofit and community health experts.
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Recruiting skilled technologists and updating outmoded computing systems is crucial to building high-quality AI tools and administering them fairly.
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Slack is also being used by a unit of technologists — called the US Digital Service — based in the president's office.
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There's a lot of skepticism that driverless cars will be the traffic safety panacea that Waymo and other technologists claim.
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In this contest, those who are on the side of opportunity and inclusivity, of black technologists and innovation, are winning.
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To adequately police privacy, the FTC needs more lawyers, more investigators, more technologists and state-of-the-art tech tools.
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C-suite designers remain a rarity at most electronics companies while technologists reign supreme, company officials and industrial designers say.
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To some degree in the early days with technologists, what it is is a little bit like a Roschach test.
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More than 1,000 attendees consisting of technologists, founders, researchers and investors will be on hand to learn, teach, meet and greet.
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The technologists proposal would see a new layer of a brain able to access information quickly and tap into artificial intelligence.
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Pai's suggestion that the internet should be run by "engineers, entrepreneurs, and technologists, not lawyers, bureaucrats, and politicians," is comically misplaced.
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Still, Magic Leap openly markets its technologists as wizards, and proselytizes that mixed reality will replace phones, tablets, computers and televisions.
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As technologists are quick to point out, people underestimated revolutionary technologies like PCs and the internet in their early years too.
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The ad quotes a number of former Facebook technologists warning about the dangers of Facebook and its potential to damage society.
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Each team gets six minutes to pitch and present their demo to a panel of expert judges (entrepreneurs, technologists and VCs).
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Then there's the priceless exposure that comes from placing your startup smack dab in front of influential technologists, VCs and media.
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They get only six minutes to pitch and present a live demo to a panel of expert technologists and VC investors.
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Thanks to improvements in battery technology and artificial intelligence, technologists predict we're on the cusp of a revolution in urban aviation.
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Participating in this pitch competition will place your startup in front of some of the most influential technologists, investors and media.
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Each startup has just six minutes to pitch and demo their creation to the judges — all expert VCs, founders and technologists.
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Three well-known technologists weighed in on how they would turn around Twitter, as the future of the company remains unclear.
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More than 1,000 members of these communities — founders, technologists, engineering students and investors — will gather to learn, share, demo and network.
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As technologists and consumers, we're lucky to be around to watch one of the most exciting games of corporate chess unfold.
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Divided by a river, the technologists live in luxury, with their drinks, dinners, clubs, comfortable homes, regular pay checks — and power.
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Don't miss this opportunity to showcase your early-stage enterprise startup in front of leading enterprise software founders, investors and technologists.
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There are 4 major industries technologists and entrepreneurs can focus on — and disrupt — by modeling Japan's Society 5.0 ideas and approach.
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We've done a lot to recruit and hire computer scientists, technologists, analysts who have particular experience in the high‑tech field.
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Public skepticism, like this tweet from reporter Timothy Lee, tended to provoke salvos from technologists who have taken similar career paths.
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But none compare to the California scheme, which allows for technologists to take the next step by entirely removing human drivers.
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I have been incredibly impressed at the sophistication and skill of the arguments that come from the new generation [of technologists].
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The technologists, privacy experts, and industry veterans who go into Facebook typically go quiet once they're inside the company's black box.
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It will certainly take an emerging breed of technologists — those who measure value in more than money — to model ethical tech.
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These types of spaces can bring civic innovators, entrepreneurs, technologists, and philanthropy together to collaboratively find solutions for the public good.
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Technologists' Duty Can Go Beyond For-Profit Industries The convertible note is a useful and common financing structure in Silicon Valley.
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New partnerships with technologists expand the knowledge available to designers, pushing fashion into interesting new territory, says exhibtion curator Lauren Whitley.
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At TC Sessions: Robotics + AI, you can expect well over 1,000 attendees made up of student researchers, technologists, founders and investors.
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In a Verge series launching today, Climate Hackers, we'll highlight the scientists, technologists, and researchers working to develop these new tools.
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They brought together artists, technologists, scholars, engineers, and museum professionals to speak about the future of art in technologically immersive environments.
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So we gathered a coalition of rural community advocates, nonprofit leaders and technologists to try out new methods of policy creation.
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What do you know about their past track record, either as previous founders or as managers, technologists, or subject matter experts?
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But technologists and privacy advocates warn that undermining encryption would expose data to hackers and jeopardize the integrity of the Internet.
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Data transparency and iterative review and evaluation are necessary to drive leadership accountability and inform strategies that will advance women technologists.
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"We're the technologists coming in to help," said Lucy Beard, chief executive of the two-year-old Feetz, in San Diego.
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Several competing bills — some of which align with technologists and some of which support Comey's position — are circulating in both chambers.
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The only way to accomplish these mirror goals is through serious, intentional and widespread collaboration between technologists and civil rights organizations.
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Every team gets six minutes to pitch in front of a panel of judges comprised of expert VCs, founders and technologists.
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The group would bring together privacy advocates, technologists and law enforcement officials to create technological and legislative proposals within a year.
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For some technologists, today's technical advances are laying the groundwork for truly brilliant machines that will soon have human-level intelligence.
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Backed by digital rights advocates and technologists, they argue that unbreakable encryption is integral to global digital security and online privacy.
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Those who say this is impossible are either not technologists, or they are in the business of profiting from patient data.
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Carter is also seeking to create a program that brings in technologists from private industry to the Pentagon for short assignments.
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To help build the $100 billion Vision Fund, Misra and Son brought together a bevy of top investment bankers and technologists.
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Entrepreneurial mentorship is also included as part of the support program that includes investors, marketing professionals and technologists, among other experts.
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Technologists also draw an analogy to the internet, infrastructure that was conceived to be simple and uniform, compatible with any application.
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I believe that technologists now have a moral responsibility, as well as the opportunity to help improve the unfairness in media.
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While it largely described challenges to solving the problem, one section cited presentations by several technologists who are developing potential approaches.
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It's one of my favorite pieces to write, and reminds me that lots of technologists are still out there doing good.
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The technologists at the lab, the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, did not invent the computer mouse and graphical-user interface.
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Claims of anti-conservative bias within the technology of Google, Facebook and Twitter have been disputed by numerous technologists and academics.
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The site was created by a team of activists and technologists, including restaurant ordering startup Lunchbox and seed investor Eniac Ventures.
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We want to educate tomorrow's A.I.'s technologists, thinkers and leaders and instill them with a human-centered frame of mind.
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CTO roles, for instance, can cover infrastructure managers, innovation gurus, operations visionaries, community-facing technologists, or some combination of the four.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the economist Milton Friedman, and has more recently caught the eye of Silicon Valley technologists.
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As they've spread, they've become a rare commonality in the products that we — and the remorseful technologists — are so worried about.
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Technologists predict that text-based storytelling will soon be passé, and that videos and photos will be more important in journalism.
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While the corporation was not a commercial success, it supplied the core group of technologists for the newly formed Xerox PARC.
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But when it comes to the physical space that many technologists call home, there are increasing demands to leave things alone.
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Very few technologists see themselves accidentallydownloading 14,000 Google documents and moving them onto their personal laptops, right before quitting their jobs.
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"This is not an attempt for technologists to solve problems for government or park staff," CivicMakers CEO Lawrence Grodeska told Mashable.
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While technologists and users are cleaning up the malicious, manipulative past, they'll need to go far beyond making social media healthier.
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I met first with Glenn Cantave, one member of the collective Movers and Shakers, which comprises artists, activists, technologists, and educators.
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There are many people who may not be technologists who can be part of those teams—with leadership skills, management skills, etc.
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This is your chance to launch your hardware startup in front of some of the world's most influential investors, technologists and journalists.
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The entire nerve-wracking event takes place live in front of hundreds of people — including entrepreneurs, distinguished technologists, eager investors and media.
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It's a fast-moving story that has drawn the attention of everyone from bankers on Wall Street to technologists in Silicon Valley.
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Those teams will pitch on the main stage in front of a panel of judges comprised of expert VCs, founders and technologists.
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Elders of the internet—among them politicians, entrepreneurs and technologists who want the network to remain open—have started to push back.
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Although, some technologists become qualified if they have a degree in a related health field and complete a 27-month certificate program.
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U.S. News' roundup of the 25 best jobs that don't require a college degree includes medical technologists, paralegals, and even web developers.
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Technologists beaver away on sturdier grids, zero-carbon steel, even carbon-negative cement, whose production absorbs more CO{-2} than it releases.
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Cheer on 15-20 outstanding startups as they pitch and demo their creation to a discerning panel of veteran VCs and technologists.
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And it is the developers, software engineers and veteran technologists with deep experience building at-scale technologies who are energizing enterprise software.
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Although, some technologists become qualified if they have a degree in a related health field and complete a 12-month certificate program.
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Bitcoin is the original cryptocurrency, and its meteoric rise has made it a mainstay of conversation for investors, media, and technologists alike.
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Very few technologists see themselves accidentally downloading 14,000 Google documents and moving them onto their personal laptops, right before quitting their jobs.
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Horvitz's comments put him at odds with some technologists, scientists, and business people who are concerned about the future of artificial intelligence.
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Australian Parliament will consider amendments to the law next year, but privacy advocates and technologists say the situation so far is worrying.
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But a number of technologists and venture capitalists think that the speed and breadth of automation will lead to massive job loss.
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" He added: "We have a serious problem on our hands, with technologists developing and releasing tools that will have profoundly destabilizing effects.
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Before we can go where no person has gone before, we need to foster a deep bench of thinkers, makers and technologists.
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His company exhibited in Startup Alley at Disrupt NY 2017, where they had hundreds of conversations with investors, technologists and potential customers.
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Unable to bear our own responsibility for the world we have chosen, we have turned the technologists into monsters we can blame.
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AltSchool's technologists work with schools to customize the software for different curricula and the price decreases with the size of the deployment.
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We were thrilled to be a small part of the celebration this fall, along with 15,000 other women technologists and male allies.
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In the end, the technologists posed three questions: Who makes up a rural community and what kind of capital do they need?
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CNBC has learned that GlaxoSmithKline, Johnson & Johnson and other pharma companies are actively recruiting technologists from companies like Google and Microsoft's LinkedIn.
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We talked to scientists, technologists, and researchers to see what terrifying but plausible applications for emerging technologies keep them awake at night.
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Edward Screven, who serves as chief corporate architect, is an Oracle veteran who is seen as one of the company's leading technologists.
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Listen to and learn from our roster of speakers — leading founders, technologists, investors and tech icons along with up-and-coming founders.
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Strong encryption, technologists say, is necessary to stay a step ahead of the onslaught of digital attacks from hackers consumers face everyday.
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Magnetic resonance imaging technologists monitor patient safety and comfort and view images of areas being scanned to ensure the quality of pictures.
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There's a massive need for Silicon Valley technologists and government agencies to work more closely together; our country is counting on it.
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Translation: Technologists, scientists, and artists are together building multi-sensory explorations of virtual and extraterrestrial life that increase our scope of existence.
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Perhaps this is in the "workforce of the future" session, but there are no technologists or futurists invited (let alone labor reps).
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Every participating startup receives invaluable exposure to the media and influential technologists, entrepreneurs and investors — not to mention the online TechCrunch audience.
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Well, how about exhibiting your early-stage startup to 1,500 of the world's leading robotics and AI technologists, researchers, innovators and investors?
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Teletext, according to those who worked with it, struck technologists and journalists alike as a diviner of the tech utopia to come.
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When you bring together science fiction writers, technologists and policymakers, you create a feedback loop in which interesting things tend to happen.
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A small team in this group, including scientists and technologists, is now working on a treatment for the world's most common illness.
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We have two fantastic ways to put your early-stage startup in front of a highly influential group of VCs and technologists.
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There's more than one way to place your early-stage startup in front of thousands of influential technologists, investors and global media.
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"I saw a need to create an experience for women of color who are technologists," said HUE Tech Summit founder Jumoke Dada.
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But established business interests only saw new potentials for the same old extraction, and too many technologists were seduced by unicorn IPOs.
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Sluggish planning and acquisition systems frustrate government technologists, extend unnecessary costs and deprive all of us of the benefits that technology brings.
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Many technologists believe we are living at the precipice of an artificial-intelligence revolution that could vault humanity into a postwork future.
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"Legal experts as well as technologists will be needed to draft such a law," he writes in the Communications of the ACM.
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Instead, innovation will always come from the edge — nurtured by funds like his own and executed by agile teams of entrepreneurs and technologists.
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Below is three examples which may serve as instructive for the ecosystem of stakeholders including technologists, philanthropy, academics, non profits, and government officials.
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She joins a growing chorus of technologists, activists, and elected officials who see the technology for the civil liberties threat that it is.
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When we started Andela, one of my driving aspirations was to build a company to which women technologists flocked and where they thrived.
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This week, journalists, technologists, and just those who are curious have been digging through a cache of alleged CIA files published by Wikileaks.
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But given our contemporary exaltation and deference to technologists, it has limited the entire imagination of ethics, law and the media as well.
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We fully expect 10,000 or more attendees to descend on Moscone Center West — we're talking technologists, investors, tech journalists, founders, marketers and entrepreneurs.
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Sri Lankan technologists, journalists, and activists say some American commentators have centered Facebook in a discussion of violence with far more complex causes.
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Technologists have been trying for decades to use our understanding of the brain to build algorithms to solve highly complex, non-linear problems.
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But BovControl, a Brazilian startup building data analytics tools to support livestock operations, is working to close the gap between technologists and ranchers.
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We need new incentive structures that encourage technologists to take on society's gravest challenges, and to do so with ethics at their heart.
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This scenario sounds absurd to most people, yet there are a surprising number of technologists who think it illustrates a real danger. Why?
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That doesn't mean they reflect a real threat; what they reflect is the inability of technologists to conceive of moderation as a virtue.
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The south is stuck in energy production and invests little in things that would draw technologists to the beautiful cities along the coast.
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"Everyone is going to have to learn new skills — even the most sophisticated technologists themselves," says Susan Lund of the McKinsey Global Institute.
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Now that we live in an automobile culture, it's only natural that our leading technologists seek transportation solutions that build on the automobile.
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Save $100 and join us in San Francisco on September 5 — along with some of the industry's top founders, CEOs, investors and technologists.
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A clown car that sits both serious technologists and bona fide hucksters, the cryptocurrency realm is extremely attentive to Mark Zuckerberg's new play.
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Facebook's F8, an annual pow wow for technologists that build products on top of the Facebook platform, commences early Tuesday in San Francisco.
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The Virtual Reality News Generator has been carefully designed to inspire technologists, journalists, publicists, and fans alike, with its authentic sounding news bites.
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This language became the standard for technology, and technologists used this message-based way of thinking in many of their designs and interactions.
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Other technologists told me that the technical challenges of building and scaling text-based virtual assistants cannot be overcome with the current technology.
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Hack Red Hook begins on Friday, drawing technologists, artists and engineers for a competition to imagine and build installations to improve the community.
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Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash might be the most recognizable of all the above, since it's considered a seminal work among many modern technologists.
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The access to influencers, technologists and investors has the potential to take a TC Top Pick startup from anonymity onto the world stage.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation joined with 46 technologists to file a brief, and a separate filing came Access Now and the Wickr foundation.
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Advancing women technologists into positions of power requires a concerted effort to build inclusive cultures, hold leaders accountable, and develop and promote women.
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The New York Times reported in October that researchers, Silicon Valley executives, and other technologists "don't want their own children anywhere near" it.
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"It's exciting to be able to activate those technology companies and technologists themselves and get them thinking about another social issue," she said.
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Pain points for the CISO – Cloud and IoT: For some CISOs, a big challenge is to stop being technologists and start being executives.
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Bitcoin has captured the imagination of technologists because it's the first global payment system that's not run by any government or financial institution.
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Cryptographers and technologists generally refer to this addition as a backdoor; that is, a new way to circumvent the protections on a device.
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"We need more rational scientists and technologists in congress armed with evidence-based policymaking, not politicians making irrational decisions based on their emotions."
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Producing highly trained technologists may not be enough to create an innovation ecosystem, but an educated work force is surely an indispensable ingredient.
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He described a collaboration that involved Mayo's subject matter experts working with AliveCor's technologists to analyze a huge volume of anonymized patient data.
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Americans are a practical people — we don't expect technologists or politicians or anyone else to solve our most complicated societal problems single-handedly.
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Over 1,000+ attendees are expected from all facets of the robotics and artificial intelligence space — investors, students, engineers, C-levels, technologists and researchers.
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Technologists and civil rights defenders say that, though encryption is inconvenient for cops, having strong encryption on the whole makes us all safer.
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It could build upon the DoD's halting efforts to attract young technologists into the reserves, without burdening them with dress and fitness requirements.
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But the promise of AI also comes with warnings from top technologists about the potential impact on jobs and society as a whole.
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But privacy advocates and technologists have pushed back, arguing that deliberately weakening encryption will undermine the privacy and security of all Internet users.
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Programming features in-depth interviews, panel discussions, Q&As, workshops and networking opportunities with the industries' leading minds, makers, technologists, researchers and investors.
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Technologists say digital hashing, which has existed for more than a decade, could be better used to prevent the re-upload of videos.
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The company has brought on a range of health providers and technologists since then, with the majority joining within the past three months.
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A coin is in the works that will work with Signal, an encrypted messaging service that is popular among technologists and privacy advocates.
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The Science Foo Camp is one unconference example that has been adopted by scientists from a variety of fields, technologists, and thought leaders.
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But even in Silicon Valley, calls for immigration reform shouldn't just be a matter of keeping high-skilled technologists and scientists in the country.
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But tomorrow a group of budding entrepreneurs, developers, and technologists will be making hackathon history: participating in the first-ever codefest in Vatican City.
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We have educated ourselves on the history of threats like these, and on the roles that technology and technologists played in carrying them out.
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Sherrod Brown and Jack Reed, for example, expressed doubts the federal regulators have enough technologists on hand to grapple with the rise of bitcoin.
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His suggestion that "engineers" and "technologists" are the driving force behind how Verizon structures its service plans is sorely disingenuous—and bordering on bullshit.
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The musicians were fazed by the technobabble; the technologists who had been called in did not understand the industry they were promising to revolutionise.
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At institutions like Stanford, technologists have built programs that that combine and mix recorded video footage with real-time face tracking to manipulate video.
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This stew of dedicated technologists, greedy speculators, and instant millionaires is creating a knot that no SEC auditor will ever be able to untie.
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Nearly 75 years later it's time again to ask technologists, innovators, entrepreneurs and academics: will you be party to the 'ruthless annihilation of cities'?
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Network with leading investors, entrepreneurs and technologists; grab a front-row seat to Startup Battlefield and catch onstage interviews with industry movers-and-shakers.
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Technologists inhabit the worlds of deterministic logic and computable probabilities, but lawyers are at home amid unpredictability, noncompliance, and even the possibility of catastrophe.
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Hackers, technologists, and journalists often use Jabber to message one another, as the communications can also be easily encrypted with a client plug-in.
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It uses the Signal encryption protocol, which technologists and encryption experts universally agree is the most secure publicly available way to encrypt your messages.
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"Although privacy and security investigations often require significant technical expertise, the agency only has five full-time employees classified as technologists," the Democrats said.
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Kevin Systrom: Many people on this list have nominated amazing technologists, but diversity is one of the most important trends in tech right now.
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From airports to health records systems, technologists and policy makers with good intentions are digitizing our identities, making modern life more efficient and streamlined.
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TechCrunch's one-day event takes a deep dive into the future of mobility and transportation with the industries' revolutionary thinkers, founders, investors and technologists.
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Since then, more than 300 technologists from around the country have joined the Federal government, developing open source tools to achieve challenging policy goals.
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But technologists and privacy advocates say it is necessary to keep everyday users of the internet safe from hackers, identity thieves and government overreach.
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"I think that to watch entrepreneurs or technologists go over and tackle these moonshots ... that's what we have all been hoping for," said Smith.
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As scientists like the late Stephen Hawking and technologists like Elon Musk have warned, communicating with extraterrestrials could pose a catastrophic risk to humanity.
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Lieu has been an outspoken proponent of strong encryption, which technologists insist is critical to protecting the security and privacy of everyday Internet users.
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To technologists and innovators, the "Internet of Things" (IoT) represents a world of exciting new benefits that will solve important technical and social problems.
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Three investors and two technologists with knowledge of Toka told Business Insider that the company has offensive capabilities, though the company disputes that characterization.
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The draft proposal had been eviscerated by privacy advocates and technologists, who said it would undermine the security of everyday users of the internet.
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Some technologists are taking a preemptive approach to the problem and aiming to help patients avoid opioids by using virtual reality for pain management.
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A team of technologists and marine biology experts have produced a virtual reality coral reef based off the Sisters' Islands Marine Park in Singapore.
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Display your genius in front of the most targeted, influential audience you could possibly hope to find — mobility-minded founders, investors, technologists and media.
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Why it matters: American politicians and technologists are unusually sensitive to what's often perceived as China horning in on American customers, markets and tech.
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Many new technologies, from radio to the internet, had an early phase dominated by savvy technologists who like to tinker with the new technology.
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It's the people making and using the things technologists make that determine what it actually is, and whether its uses are moral and ethical.
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The way that technologists view it is some subsection of our properties are always going to be false or at least not properly vetted.
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On a cool evening in Palo Alto, at the Stanford University Faculty Club in September, those technologists and activists launched the Common Sense Party.
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But technologists, entrepreneurs and regulators who would go down this path first need to learn a few lessons from Mr. Thaler — and Mr. Springsteen.
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CNBC cited three people who had worked on the secret project, though over 100 people work on the project that includes scientists and technologists.
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And so we work very hard to be a bridge between companies and innovators and technologists and scientists, and those who are least fortunate.
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Our research shows that many of the best-designed AI tools were created by innovative, public-spirited agency technologists — not profit-driven private contractors.
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Universities, think tanks, and foundations can help Congress create these pathways and, separately, train scientists and technologists on how to be effective policy advisers.
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But she wants to give technologists a tool to inhibit companies, governments, or other bad actors from using their code while committing those abuses.
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A global framework governing virtual currency activity should: Building this framework should be a collaborative effort between regulators, central banks, financial institutions and technologists.
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It was the dawn of the Internet age, when young technologists and entrepreneurs were ushering in a new era of innovation in Silicon Valley.
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But technologists who are betting on self-driving technology have a compelling argument that trucks + interstates are a natural early step for autonomous vehicles.
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For decades, teachers, principals, and technologists have looked for ways to use computers to enhance the educational experience, with little to show for it.
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The next president will need technologists to help solve some of the most serious problems facing the country, too, including climate change and rising seas.
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All hell broke loose as technologists and civil libertarians warned of an Orwellian future in which the government possessed a backdoor to all our information.
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Based on our past robotics events, we're expecting an audience of more than 1,000 people, overwhelmingly made up of engineering students, technologists, founders and investors.
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They have just six minutes to present a live product demo and pitch to the judges — a panel composed of distinguished technologists, entrepreneurs and investors.
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We're building this year's lineup of leading founders, technologists, investors and tech icons, and we'll announce who's coming in the weeks running up to Disrupt.
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Across the country, as more funding than ever pours into digital health, technologists are realizing that selling to doctors is more challenging than they expected.
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In July, Quibb founder Sandi MacPherson started the 50/50 Pledge to encourage tech conference organizers to invite female technologists to speak at their events.
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I've learned that technologists and grassroots organizers are both all about building — whether it's creating a startup, a game-changing product or a national movement.
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It is, however, the only company that inadvertently piggybacked off the notoriety of a fake parody app from a crew of fictitious technologists on television.
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They have six minutes to pitch and present a live demo to our panel of judges — expert technologists and VC investors in their respective fields.
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There are also 25,12.53 accounts around sports (including distinct sub-clusters for cycling and horse racing) and 17,000 accounts of netizens, technologists, and software developers.
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Civil rights activists and technologists have been sounding the alarm over inaccuracies and concerns that the tech only serves to entrench already existing societal biases.
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For a long time, technologists have referred to AI assistants as personal "agents" that will go out in the world and do stuff for you.
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Their advice, coaching and guidance will prepare you to deliver a killer, six-minute presentation to a panel of expert judges — notable VCs and technologists.
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It's these purchases that technologists equate to "natural selection," but it's nearly impossible for most people to opt out of a lot of these arrangements.
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They each get six minutes to present a live demo to a panel of technologists and VC investors who are experts in their respective specialties.
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Our panel of judges consists of expert technologists and VC investors who will follow up each team's pitch with a rigorous, six-minute Q&A.
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The standards we define for the internet today will determine how the next generation of technologists and technology companies build the tools of the future.
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The day is packed start-to-finish with intimate discussions on the state of robotics and deep learning with key founders, investors, researchers and technologists.
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It takes years for humans to build a moral compass and commonsense thinking abilities, characteristics that technologists are still struggling to design into digital machines.
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When Elizabeth Warren talks about breaking them up, you're talking about the most advanced AI technologists that we have, and she's talking about diminishing them.
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It's well past time for this venerable show to grow up and start treating female executives and other women technologists with the respect they deserve.
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They need to either bring in their own technologists or get close to their IT/tech departments and get down to some serious product development!
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He's made a great living testing gadgets, hanging out with influential technologists, and giving everyday people advice on how to better use their consumer electronics.
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The committee is required to have academics, technologists, labor organizations and civil liberties groups represented, as well as people from all parts of the country.
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Artificial intelligence has become an increasingly important component of how a lot of technology works; now it's also being applied to how technologists themselves work.
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In systems that affect millions of people, technologists and developers have a responsibility to be aware of the potential consequences of the tools they develop.
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Earlier this year Google announced that it would work with a Saudi agency to open five innovation hubs in the country to train aspiring technologists.
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Silicon Valley technologists have suggested that basic income could enable humanity to exploit the labor-saving promise of robots absent the fear of mass joblessness.
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It began with education and awareness: Technologists, activists and passionate everyday Internet users took the time to make a complex but crucial Internet issue straightforward.
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The federal government has convened a project with technologists, as well as advertising and entertainment executives, to better combat extremist messages from groups like ISIS.
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Where a conference of only bankers or just technologists might shed some light on a trade, stark combinations of seemingly unrelated industries can be transcendent.
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Food technologists at the Natick Center were asked to develop "fabricated meat" by figuring out a way to turn this waste product into something edible.
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Controversially, Google included Heritage Foundation President Kay Cole James among the technologists and domain specialists on its newly minted Advanced Technology External Advisory Council (ATEAC).
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We administer Top Companies for Women Technologists, the only program that provides a consistent benchmark of the technical workforce across a wide range of industries.
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In fact, turning over killing decisions to machines is seen by some technologists and military strategists as inviting a new and possibly destabilizing arms race.
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The majority of my presentations were given to what you might call elite audiences — executives, technologists, Wall Street financiers, economists, government technocrats and so forth.
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But Hyphen-Labs, a collective of women technologists of color, has developed an ingenious workaround—a scarf that occludes the wearer's face, but only selectively.
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That does not mean other elements of civil society – academics, activists, and technologists – can't begin to identify and flag propaganda floated through gray sources, however.
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Leading technologists and scientists have also pondered the possibility that artificial intelligence, like genetic engineering, might soon constitute an existential threat to the human race.
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Our data driven primary research initiatives, including BRAID and Top Companies for Women Technologists, are elevating effective strategies to advance women in learning and work.
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By creating a foundation of policy priorities rooted in robust and intersectional data and built on what's important to women technologists and their allies, AnitaB.
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Silicon Valley technologists love to explain how they have disrupted the minutiae of daily life, from our commutes to the ways we share family photos.
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Sethi will announce the new venture at a San Francisco conference for designers and technologists working on end-of-life experiences, called EndWell, on Thursday.
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Apple — backed by technologists and privacy advocates — argues that deliberately building an insecure version of its operating system would jeopardize the security of all iPhones.
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Modeled on a general understanding of how the human brain works, it has helped technologists make rapid progress in a wide range of A.I. fields.
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While many technologists from Democratic-leaning Silicon Valley may not support the president's agenda on healthcare or immigration, they are still committed to better government.
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"Technology is not value neutral, and technologists must take responsibility for the ethical and social impact of their work," states an introductory post at DeepMind.
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While we may never know the location of the physical paintings, a group of technologists are using augmented reality to virtually return these stolen works.
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Now, taking things a step further—as the Dutch are wont to do—technologists in the Netherlands have created the notion of "single origin" milk.
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Teletext, today, remains a quaint vestige of a 1980s retro-future fantasy, known in America only to scoffing technologists and a small, geeky fan base.
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Here, it's worth noting that as part of the challenge announcement, Facebook talked to seven AI researchers and technologists about the benefits of detecting deepfakes.
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The companies rely heavily on users to flag problematic content, which is impossible to eliminate completely without creating a highly censored Internet, according to technologists.
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The gathering drew 20,000 attendees last year from 78 different countries, and is one of the longest standing and most popular conferences for women technologists.
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That might mean introducing more conservative rules that relax as technology matures, ideally developed in tandem with technologists who understand deeply how the systems work.
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"The idea of intimate jealous partners having access to people's online accounts is very well known — but possibly not among smart male technologists," he said.
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The fact that North Korea can imitate the ATACMS short-range missile should be disquieting enough, and a sign of its technologists' and scientists' capabilities.
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Wall Street is on the hunt for technologists, for example, with Bloomberg reporting this week that Citigroup alone expected to hire 2,500 programmers this year.
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Last year there were 1,500 attendees at this show, and they were the cream of the robotics world — founders, investors, technologists, executives and engineering students.
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The early-stage startup community knows that the Disrupt Main Stage is the place to hear and learn from iconic founders, technologists and investment leaders.
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We feel like if we want to stay with the focus on the true technologists, that would be focused more on the software engineering culture.
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He has helped to organize an invitation-only conference for scientists and technologists called Borlaug Camp, named for the agronomist responsible for the Green Revolution.
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I mean we bring in a group of technologists that I think will drive our technology platform even further than we've been able to do.
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Most of all, I hope that entrepreneurs, technologists, designers and others drawn to health care by the allure of digital health stay in the industry.
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Join the mobility and transportation tech community — the top technologists, investors researchers and visionaries — on May 14 at TC Sessions: Mobility 2020 in San Jose.
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In two and a half years researching this book, he had to interview all the main technologists at least twice, because things changed so quickly.
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The editors work extra hard to find great investors, founders and technologists who got to Silicon Valley on paths less traveled, to paraphrase the poet.
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Comey appeared stymied by the questions, many of which were technical in nature — and some of which were later criticized by technologists as being inaccurate.
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The inaccuracies about net neutrality were already spelled out in a previous letter signed by more than 200 internet engineers and technologists back in July.
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A secretive team of US military technologists has tested a new kind of tiny smart drone that can deploy in swarms from supersonic jet fighters.
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Mark Zuckerberg's whole "move fast and break things" ethos has been a popular attitude of technologists — and, in a way, the antithesis of how government works.
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It has created more buzz than anything for a while in the world's tech capital, by marrying two of technologists' biggest desires: for efficiency and status.
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We have begun by collaborating with cities, civic organizations, urban planners, technologists and designers around the world to develop new ways of moving people and goods.
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As President Obama's final pick for Secretary of Defense, Carter spent the past two years wooing Silicon Valley's technologists to work more closely with the Pentagon.
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On the big day, teams get six-minutes to pitch and present a live demo to the judges, a panel consisting of expert VCs and technologists.
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But the dominant theme of the day was uncertainty about how to deal with Facebook, a complex, multifaceted giant that even technologists have struggled to define.
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Bitcoin embodied an anti-establishment, libertarian threat to banks: that upstart technologists might disrupt them as Amazon has disrupted bricks-and-mortar retailers and Uber cabbies.
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But otherwise, we don't sit in judgement from Washington, DC. My own view is that the internet should be run by technologists and engineers and businesspeople.
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Technologists, researchers, and the media quickly drew a connection between 22015's sharp increase in ideological division, fake news, and harassment and the mammoth social network.
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It was more geared to the autonomy world as Musk is telling technologists 'don't forget about Tesla,' with Waymo and Uber getting a ton of credit.
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As far back as 1997, technologists first developed neural networks that could determine whether a patient had a heart attack by analyzing digital ECG data alone.
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Bits As machine learning and the use of artificial intelligence spread, technologists are running into questions over when A.I. can get too real — and too creepy.
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Since 2015, technologists, facilitated by the IETF, have been considering proposals to enhance privacy for a key element of the internet: the Domain Name System (DNS).
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In Player Piano, a small band of disillusioned technologists stage a coup, leading the masses in a fight against the automated systems they helped to create.
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The CNBC Healthy Returns conference brings together top health care investors, CEOs and technologists to explore the innovations that will drive better outcomes, financially and clinically.
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There is a tendency among technologists to think everyone is moving en masse to the next big thing, whether that's the cloud, mobile or Agile development.
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It culminates onstage with a five-minute pitch and live demo in front of an audience of investors, entrepreneurs, technologists abd those watching through the livestream.
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A group of technologists who worked under President Obama have formed an organization—Higher Ground Labs—to fund and mentor early-stage startups focused on politics.
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"If you start loosening those up you don't get technologists coming in with better things, you get scam artists coming in and stealing things," he says.
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As Beijing well understands, training technologists, amassing massive high-quality data sets, and accumulating patents are key to competitive and security advantage in the 21st century.
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So long as physicians collaborate effectively with technologists, there's a strong chance doctors will be well-served by the technology that is developed through their partnership.
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Thousands of people across Europe and beyond — founders, investors, marketers, technologists, coders, hackers — arrive ready to dive deep into the subject they love most: tech startups.
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But give BlackBerry credit for getting ahead of the curve and trying to solve a problem that has concerned technologists as quantum computers begin to evolve.
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Each team has only six minutes to pitch and present a live product demo to a panel of expert judges — consisting of entrepreneurs, technologists and VCs.
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As a society, and as technologists and entrepreneurs in particular, we're going to have to get good at cooperating — at building trust, and, at being trustworthy.
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Pawar, who was twice named to Institutional Investors list of top financial technologists, led AQR's increased adoption of the cloud, including its use of Amazon's AWS.
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The smartest technologists on the planet showed up to join the discussions including early internet architect Vint Cerf and Brewster Kahle, founder of the Internet Archive.
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Simply buy a Startup Alley Exhibitor Package to place your early-stage startup in the path of more than 10,000 influential technologists, founders, investors and media.
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Lieu has been an outspoken proponent of strong encryption, which technologists insist is critical to protecting the security and privacy of everyday users of the Internet.
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The case is part of a broader debate between technologists, privacy advocates and law enforcement agencies over the limits that should be placed on electronic searches.
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Technologists, civil liberties groups and digital rights advocates have been leaning on the administration to forcefully reject any legislation that may restrict the use of encryption.
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The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists, an organization that certifies radiation therapists, has plenty of resources on where to start if you're interested in this career.
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Technologists say such a bill would essentially ban end-to-end encryption, which only allows the sender and receiver of a message to see its contents.
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To respond to the disaster, the White House assembled a team of technologists who had experience building and scaling sites from Google, Microsoft, and the campaign.
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But in contrast with the fears of prominent technologists like Elon Musk, Mason doesn't worry about the threat to the human species of super intelligent machines.
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Until then, the technologists hope to lend some iPads to the museum so that visitors can experience the work even if they don't have the app.
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He's part of a growing contingent of scientists and technologists running for office to combat a significant anti-science sentiment in Washington under the Trump administration.
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NANSHA, China — As investors and technologists worry that the U.S. is falling behind in the race for dominance in blockchain, Beijing is trying to get ahead.
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And whereas professional technologists working at private companies are not in a position to critique their own work, academics theoretically enjoy much more freedom of inquiry.
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I think part of the answer has to do with instilling in scientists and technologists a set of values around how they think about designing technology.
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Rather, it's an important catalyst for thinking about the kind of world we want to live in — a question technologists and broader society must answer together.
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But university curriculums in Africa, technologists say, tend to emphasize theory rather than modern programming tools and the techniques of fast-paced software development in teams.
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But the Stanford researchers suggest that over time, given technologists' money and influence over media, they may have the power to subtly alter Democratic lawmakers' views.
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Everyday people should support lawmakers, activists and public-interest technologists in demanding transparency, equity and accountability in the use of artificial intelligence that governs our lives.
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And you can expect more high-caliber technologists, policy makers and investors to be in the house when TC Sessions: Mobility takes place May 14, 2020.
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This annual day-long event draws the most innovative and visionary technologists, researchers and investors from two game-changing industries — last year we hosted 1503,500 attendees.
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It's a full day focused on exploring the future of robotics and a great opportunity for students to connect with leading technologists, founders, researchers and investors.
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"For decades, scientists, engineers and technologists have dreamt of building 'robot scientists' capable of autonomously discovering new knowledge, technologies and sophisticated real-world products," explains Field.
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In workshops around San Francisco and Hawaii, craftsmen and technologists are hooking hydrofoils — a lifting surface attached to the bottom of a watercraft — onto seemingly everything.
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At stake is what many technologists consider to be the intersection of the next wave of computing, artificial intelligence and an entirely new category of transportation.
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In a follow-up article I'll be sharing more detailed technical information directly from the production team and technologists who created Stagecraft and its attendant systems.
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Consider this: more than 1,000 of mobility's brightest technologists, engineers, founders and investors will be on hand to explore the future of this rapidly evolving technology.
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Medical labs employed 60,770 clinical laboratory technologists and technicians in 2018, and BLS projects employment in that occupation to grow by 10.6% between 2018 and 2028.
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I looked them up and realized it was set up by two MIT-based technologists working in a field that I was passionate about, education technology.
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A former chairman of the Consumer Electronics Association, now the Consumer Technology Association, Issa argued the position largely taken by technologists in the increasingly acrimonious debate.
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I live in San Francisco and the technologists basically thought that network effect would overcome everything and the tech would be delivered on a global basis.
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I don't think you can find a single thing in Silicon Valley that hasn't been built on the amazing work that technologists throughout history have done.
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The biggest problems that technologists tackled after 1995 — many of which revolved around identity, community and payment mechanisms — were left to the private sector to solve.
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Technologists have been tinkering with the concept since the 1980s, but the first mature virtual reality devices and apps only started emerging in the last three years.
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"We have educated ourselves on the history of threats like these, and on the roles that technology and technologists played in carrying them out," the pledge reads.
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Hence many technologists and entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley are converging on ideas like universal basic income as a way to mitigate the adverse effects of technological innovation.
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Milica Zec and Winslow Porter, the New York-based VR directors and creative technologists from New Reality are taking the experience of VR to (virtually) new heights.
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He tells me that each year he invites a variety of museum professionals: directors, curators, technologists, industry folks, thinkers, to make this night lively, inspired and fun.
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Technologists—Hewlett, Packard, and Paul Allen in the '90s and early aughts, Qualcomm's Franklin Antonio more recently, and Milner lately—have been seeding alien-seeking ever since.
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Leading technologists and investors are not only convinced by his argument, but also are willing to fund research on how to manage and control the potential superintelligence.
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BUT OTHERWISE, WE DON'T SIT IN JUDGMENT FROM WASHINGTON, D.C. MY OWN VIEW IS THAT THE INTERNET SHOULD BE RUN BY TECHNOLOGISTS AND ENGINEERS AND BUSINESS PEOPLE.
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Prominent scientists and technologists like the late Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk have voiced concern for the risks associated with the accelerating development of artificial intelligence (AI).
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As the F.T.C. began to explore its role in the digital marketplace, it had no technologists on staff, and no court had affirmed its authority in cybersecurity.
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Last year, Intel scared many technologists when it announced that a critical next step in delivering on Moore's Law would happen about a year later than expected.
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Its Advisory Board includes a number of policy-makers, technologists and procurement experts and investors who will help steer GovStart and support the companies in the programme.
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Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's brutal education in net neutrality "The Internet should be run by engineers, entrepreneurs, and technologists, not lawyers, bureaucrats, and politicians," he concluded.
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Technologists use the use the word 'thing' because the application of networked technology just keeps growing—now almost anything at all can be connected to the network.
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They know, as do so many technologists, how crucial net neutrality is to maintaining the internet as an open platform for innovation, economic growth, and free speech.
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Get ready for a program jam-packed with interviews, demos, panel discussions and workshops with the founders, investors and technologists currently pushing the boundaries of what's possible.
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Attendees will have ample time during lunch, breaks and the closing reception to meet the rich mix of engineering students, entrepreneurs, technologists and investors that turn out.
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Viber has so far declined to publish specifics about how it is encrypting users' messages, which has left technologists to speculate about the methods Viber is using.
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Technologists today have expressed concern about the takeover of robotics, decline in manufacturing jobs, losing control to AIs, biased algorithms and the loss of craftsmanship to machines.
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The study happens to confirm recent comments by Snowden himself last Saturday, during a live video address to a gathering of whistleblowers, journalists and technologists in Berlin.
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These are areas where technologists often excel: providing high levels of customer care, improving services and driving down cost, and doing so by incorporating cutting-edge technology.
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It's global exposure as you launch your company in front of the best and brightest investors, technologists, movers and shakers and media outlets across Europe and beyond.
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Our day-long conference — with more than 1,000 attendees — is packed with discussions, demos and workshops with the brightest founders, technologists and investors in mobility and transportation.
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Episode 6 of Mr. Robot's third season may have been tragic, but there were plenty of hacks and details for our team of technologists to pore over.
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"If you want to appeal to a segment beyond the technologists, you have to be able to appeal to the aesthetic," Horowitz told SlashGear back in 2014.
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In fact, the group refuses to refer to itself as a proper company, instead calling Nova Technologies, "a small group of technologists" on its new Kickstarter page.
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TC's day-long event — dedicated to the future of mobility and transportation — features discussions, demos and workshops with the brightest founders, technologists and investors in these industries.
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What they're saying: For a couple of years now, high-profile technologists and scientists have rung alarms about the potential for super-human AI to inflict harm.
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Technologists and privacy advocates argue that any form of guaranteed access introduces weaknesses into encryption systems that would likely be exploited by criminals, not just the FBI.
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By the way, well played Tristan Harris, for starting by preaching the addictive effects of new technologies and transforming into a new age guru for lapsed technologists.
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While technologists and civil libertarians insist encryption must be left untouched by government, law enforcement believes investigators should have guaranteed access to criminals' and terrorists' encrypted communications.
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Average annual earnings: $Job description: Surgical technologists, also called operating-room technicians, assist in surgical operations and help prepare ORs, arrange equipment, and assist doctors during surgeries.
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And they&aposve been very successful, and part of what got them to be successful is likely not the fact that they&aposre really technologists at heart.
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More than 1,000 attendees — founders, technologists, thinkers, makers and investors — will explore the potential gains and the growing pains inherent with revolutionary technology and rapidly evolving industries.
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But how to ensure ethical guardrails to make AI development sensitive and "human-centric" don't just end up kneecapping homegrown technologists versus whatever's coming out of China?
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And ABI's own data shows that companies with women and minorities in leadership roles are better able to hire and retain women technologists at all levels. 2.
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Less than a day later, Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter, talking to technologists at an annual computer security conference in San Francisco, struck a very different tone.
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You've got one week left to plant your early-stage startup squarely in the path of 10,000 people, including influential investors, technologists, potential customers and the media.
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I participated in a conference in the French mountain resort of Chamonix underneath the white peak of Montblanc, where leading technologists had gathered to discuss our future.
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Today's society could be disastrously affected by artificial intelligence and growing automation, and scientists and technologists are looking for ways to stop that damage before it happens.
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But the robustness of that world and Putin's ability to profit by playing international spoiler seem likely to lessen should the future unfold as many technologists project.
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These activists and the technologists who support them have come together to create a resource for keeping their accounts secure and to protect their critical work: defendourmovements.org.
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Project MAC was also significant in training a generation of technologists who would spread ideas far beyond the insular community of hackers who built the original system.
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Privacy advocates and technologists immediately called on the government to pass the security flaw it had exploited along to Apple so the company could patch the hole.
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On the other, an overwhelming number of technologists and the tech giants themselves say that creating a backdoor would further expose users to hackers and other threats.
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Technologists presented us with artificial intelligence, and in the end it made us look differently, and more critically, at the kind of intelligence that only people have.
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Many technologists who are not also neuroscientists would like us to believe that human-like artificial intelligence—or something close to it—is right around the corner.
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Inspired by the way China and South Korea apparently used smartphones to slow the spread of Covid-19, some US technologists have begun working on tracking apps.
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An open letter signed by several dozen prominent technologists, executives, and clinicians, posted on Tuesday, called on the tech industry to do more to combat the coronavirus.
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So after talking to a series of health experts, including cardiologists and technologists, here are some questions we're asking on the eve of the event: It depends.
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Technologists were plucked from the Valley's most prestigious technology corporations and universities and put to work on a campaign that reëlected the United States' first black President.
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They're built by technologists, or by super bike enthusiasts, who have completely gotten themselves accustomed to all the compromises that come from the regular pedal bike world.
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But Apple — backed up by privacy advocates and technologists — say even the one-time software amounts to a "backdoor" that hackers could use to crack all iPhones.
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It is techno-optimism: the belief that technology and technologists are building the future and that the rest of the world, including government, needs to catch up.
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He rode the wave of — and was a chief spokesman for — the rise of technologists on Wall Street as computing took over more of the markets' activities.
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One afternoon in December, two dozen AltSchool technologists gathered in a conference room at the company's headquarters for a "hackathon"—a concentrated session of brainstorming and coding.
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Many consumers, investors and ethical technologists would rightly shun a company that knowingly targeted minors with harmful products, and cleaned up its act only after public pressure.
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Scientists and DIY technologists are zapping their brain with low doses of electricity for benefits they say include anxiety and depression relief and enhanced creativity and intelligence.
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But even as technologists devise cutting-edge methods for digital payments, most Americans still use cash regularly, according to a Pew Research Center study released in December.
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Kara Swisher: Today in the red chair is Laura Weidman Powers, the CEO of Code2040, a nonprofit organization that helps underrepresented minorities become technologists, inventors and entrepreneurs.
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The idea is to illustrate that people in the distant past were also clever technologists, while also reconnecting students to the notion of making instead of merely consuming.
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Two creative technologists have created an oddly mesmerizing website that provides something approximating the overview effect, by drawing on the most mundane thing you might imagine: YouTube videos.
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It culminates onstage with a five-minute pitch and live demo in front of an audience of investors, entrepreneurs, technologists — and let's not forget our live stream viewers.
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Some of the leading founders, technologists and industry disruptors will speak at Disrupt SF, including Dr. Joseph DeSimone, co-founder and CEO of Carbon, the 3D printing startup.
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Ever since news broke of Cambridge Analytica's harvesting and misuse of Facebook user data, numerous politicians, technologists, and everyday people have offered opinions on how best to respond.
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Some have suggested that the government should convene a commission made up of law enforcement, industry, technologists, civil liberties advocates and national security experts to make thoughtful recommendations.
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In a world where companies are already struggling to hire and advance highly qualified technologists, it's easier to help prevent attrition than to fill a leaky labor pipeline.
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Representatives from major labels like Universal, Sony, and Warner sat next to technologists from companies like Spotify, YouTube, and Ideo and discussed the collective issues threatening their industry.
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"How automation affects employment will not be decided simply by what is technically feasible, which is what technologists tend to focus on," McKinsey's James Manyika told the Times.
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It's a reminder that the international artists and technologists creating our popular ideas of the future do so in contexts shaped by the pursuit of profit or power.
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In the preliminary round, teams get six minutes to pitch and demo their products to a panel of judges composed of TechCrunch editors, top VCs, technologists and entrepreneurs.
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Apple has received support from some users and technologists in its fight with the FBI over the encryption of the iPhone, which is enabled by default since 2014.
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And if you want to expose your early-stage mobility startups to mobility's brightest, most influential founders, technologists and investors, take advantage of this limited-time flash sale.
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Technologists are already asking whether firms should move offices and personnel out of Australia to avoid awkward demands and to avoid dealings with firms that do not relocate.
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We recently talked to 27 women technologists from a wide range of companies and asked them to remember the worst "helpful" ideas they had received during their careers.
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This week, more than 180,000 technologists will convene in Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show, one of the tech industry's oldest and best-known trade shows.
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Infinite scroll, badges, and autoplay are seemingly linchpins for many of the social networks we've come to know and love (or, as ethical technologists argue, get hooked on).
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When I consistently look towards technologists and innovators within technology, it's the one thing that gives me hope, because there are problems that people are finding solutions to.
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For 280 months, Hannon worked as Hillary For America's chief technology officer and oversaw a team of 280 technologists dedicated to putting the first women president in office.
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Whether you want to network with founders, investors, technologists, researchers or software engineers, CrunchMatch combines curation and automation to help you make the most of your limited time.
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Artificial intelligence is seemingly affecting every part of a startup's lifecycle and because of that, Disrupt SF will feature key executives and technologists to discuss the important topic.
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The FCC dismisses these scholars and founding technologists of the internet in a footnote, describing itself as "unpersuaded" that the internet works the way they insist it does.
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Insel recruited several other high-profile technologists and academics to his team, including Verily product manager Collin Walter; UC San Francisco's Danielle Schlosser and Stanford psychiatrist Honor Hsin.
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But many worked as technologists in other industries such as banking and healthcare, underlining the opportunity for workers with the right skills — especially outside hubs like Silicon Valley.
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Started in May 2016, the group is one chapter of a global community of lawyers, policymakers, and technologists trying to drag the legal profession into the digital age.
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The news prompted several journalists and technologists on Twitter to remind people that when using Signal, there are ways to mitigate the risks of the phone getting seized.
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Participants will have six minutes to pitch, including a live hardware demo, followed by an intensive Q&A from a panel of judges — accomplished VCs, founders and technologists.
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The deeper issue is that no massive social problem can be reduced to the solution offered by the smartest corporate technologists partnering with the most venerable international organizations.
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Here the technologists may cry foul, say I'm misrepresenting the argument, that they're not calling to avoid the humanities altogether, but only to replace them in undergraduate study.
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If you're an early-stage startup founder in either industry, there's no better way to position your business in front of the most influential investors, media and technologists.
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The campaign, organized by the American Civil Liberties Union, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, includes a petition that has been signed by technologists, law professors and celebrities.
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Hundreds of technologists, privacy advocates and industry groups on Monday called on governments worldwide to reject any policy that could infringe on people's ability to use robust encryption.
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That presents a real risk for technologists: If artificial-intelligence developers rely on the common view, they could oversimplify emotional states and construct AI based on incomplete information.
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The sites hire scientists, technologists and other experts to essentially lab test everything from speaker systems to chef knives to determine whether or not to recommend the product.
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With 5G though, technologists are pushing for greater decentralization through deployment of microcells that would be closer to street-level, improving quality of service while lowering power requirements.
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The idea, Seitz told Motherboard, was to allow others to start more large-scale analyses that are usually too technically difficult for non-technologists to jump into to.
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Since the work was not sanctioned by the museum, Ciecko and his fellow technologists experienced a close call with one of the museum's guards during their early stages.
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Whether you're searching for funding, recruiting technologists, looking for your next job or to invest in the next big thing, Startup Alley is a breeding ground of opportunity.
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Hundreds of technologists, privacy advocates and industry groups on Monday called on governments worldwide to reject any policy that could infringe on people's ability to use robust encryption.
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In 2018, a group of engineers and technologists working in Harvard's Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society published EqualAIs, an online tool that deployed a similar technique.
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Simons said the FTC is hiring two technologists for its technology enforcement division, and said he would double the size of the team if Congress provided more funding.
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During the Battlefield, you'll have just six minutes to present your case in front of the judges — a panel of technologists and investors — followed by a Q&A.
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Jay Gambetta, one of IBM's top quantum researchers and a coauthor on the paper, says he expects it to influence whether Google's claims ultimately gain acceptance among technologists.
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Fourth, as they are crafting reports for Congress, technologists and scientists should think less like scientists and more like policymakers under deadline by offering concise and actionable inputs.
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Even Google — a "top company for women technologists "— has struggled to strike a balance when it comes to how much to emphasize gender equity in hiring and pay.
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On Monday, hundreds of technologists, privacy advocates and industry groups appealed to governments worldwide to disavow any policy that could infringe on people's ability to use robust encryption.
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This project is a new way for the federal government to collaborate with local leaders, technologists and community members to use data and technology to strengthen their communities.
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CNBC presents a one-day event that brings together top health care investors, CEOs and technologists to explore the innovations that will drive better outcomes, financially and clinically.
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Buy a Startup Demo Package, open the door to opportunity and place your early-stage enterprise startup directly in the path of influential enterprise software founders, investors and technologists.
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If you want to place your early-stage startup in front of thousands of influential technologists, investors, entrepreneurs and potential customers, Startup Alley is where you need to be.
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Faculty in other departments leery of the societal effects of technology and AI might use the connections with the computing college to critique the work of technologists, said Nobles.
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But as the world works toward ending abuse, technologists can and should do much more to help abuse survivors — as well as vulnerable people who are not yet victims.
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The project Biggs developed now reaches 171 journalists with information from a network of 661 technologists, and Biggs is hoping to expand the scope of the project even further.
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The platform's combination of curation and automation lets you easily find, vet, schedule and connect with the people you want to meet — founders, investors, technologists, researchers or MBA students.
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It's a fun, action-packed day that takes place in front of hundreds of influential investors, technologists and entrepreneurs — all the people who make the tech startup scene possible.
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In the 21st century, with the resources our country has and the know-how of our amazing scientists and technologists, we can in 25 year's time change all this.
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So really it's hardly surprising that civic and societal considerations have been systematically de-prioritized by tech algorithms and omitted from the one-sided conversations technologists love to have.
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AOP's latest bet on human intelligence was the launch last month of a new TalentSource service, offering qualified expert technologists from its crowd on a contract basis to companies.
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The entire pitch-off takes place in front of a huge, enthusiastic audience consisting of those media outlets and investors we mentioned, along with influential technologists and potential customers.
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Though it remains to be seen whether these videos work, GE has recognized that filling its talent pipeline with young engineers and technologists is critical and is investing accordingly.
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These are all questions we will discuss on-stage between the Startup Battlefield segments with the serial entrepreneurs, investors, and technologists pushing these conversations forward through their work everyday.
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Try six weeks of training that leaves you ready to step on the main stage in front of a panel of judges comprised of expert VCs, founders and technologists.
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But a study by CompTIA, an association of technologists, says more than half of the companies it surveyed said they struggle even to holistically assess added skills they require.
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TechCrunch editors will select 15 pre-Series A startups to compete head-to-head in front of a live audience — and a panel of expert technologists, entrepreneurs and investors.
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But this is also true: We are a modern society obsessed with looking down, and some technologists are still hopeful that smart glasses can help us look up more.
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Once a month in a dilapidated Oakland warehouse with graffiti-filled walls, potholes and no electricity, two tech CEOs and a bunch of technologists gather to race autonomous vehicles.
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Tatang Soerawidjaja, chairman of the Indonesian Association of Bioenergy Scientists and Technologists, said extensive tests have shown that B20 poses "no problems" for diesel engines, even in older models.
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He used much of his remarks to cement his legacy as a president who has been friendly to the work being done by technologists and scientists across the country.
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Technologists will tell you that the Echo is a front end for Amazon's Alexa, a cloud-based, voice-driven service that runs on Amazon's own Amazon Web Services infrastructure.
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Some technologists argue that quantum computers will have the potential to crack any type of encryption technology, opening up all of the networks in the world to potential hacking.
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The three technologists assembled an engineering team with aerospace industry experience, attracting talent from Space X, Aurora Flight Sciences, Boeing and Lockheed Martin, as well as Stanford and Google.
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Some of Apple's consumer products are also relatively hard to repair and upgrade, when many professional technologists like to upgrade individual components such as batteries, memory cards and displays.
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Every January technologists from around the world descend on Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronic Show to catch a glimpse of the cutting edge trends driving our digital revolution.
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By working together, civil rights organizations and technologists can ensure that as our understanding of this space evolves, so too do our protections and ability to hold designers accountable.
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Now, a second generation of technologists is taking shape, many of whom started with EPAM, but now are looking to build their own products and apps for start-ups.
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This day-long event takes a deep dive into world-changing technologies, which features interviews, workshops, demos and networking with leading robotics and AI technologists, founders, investors, and researchers.
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"Sharing risk among a small team of technologists and scientists is a very different culture than being in a large pharmaceutical company that must meet requirements of stock goals."
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There's perhaps no greater testament to the importance of this connectivity than General Electric's massive effort to rebrand itself as the "digital industrial" to attract the world's best technologists.
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Developers, designers, artists, data scientists, and creative technologists in London are invited to join in a hack event this coming weekend taking place at the Royal College of Art.
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Another great example of the convergence of government and technologists is through organizations such as Jennifer Pahlka's Code for America, which brings engineering and design talent to local municipalities.
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Tourists passing by saw the images of the paintings on the technologists' ipads as they tested their AR and would often ask questions and take pictures according to Ciecko.
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Combustible, the newest residency program at CounterPulse, brings together choreographers and technologists to create new staged performance works that explore the relationship of body-based art and new technologies.
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The sheer force of numbers of men accused of sexual assault, harassment and predation over the past couple of weeks has been staggering: journalists, authors, TV personalities, producers, technologists.
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Apple's health team has ballooned in recent years as it has brought on doctors, technologists and regulatory experts to help it bolster its medical features on the Apple Watch.
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It is being embraced by social thinkers seeking to reimagine capitalism to more justly distribute its gains, and by technologists concerned about the job-destroying power of their creations.
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While media, politicians, and technologists panic over the risk of deepfakes impacting elections, a new study has found that the vast, vast majority of deepfakes are pornographic in nature.
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"We agree the world needs to move to net zero emissions, and we support a rapid transition to a low carbon future," the BP executive told the assembled technologists.
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Technologists especially will need support in educating patients and families "so they are not feeling like they are walking into a disastrous conversation," said Dr. Marsh, the medical physicist.
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But privacy activists and technologists warn that any form of guaranteed access to encrypted data risks exposing broad swaths of sensitive information to hackers, as well as government investigators.
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Indeed, a Mozilla spokesperson noted that WebAssembly has generated more interest from businesses that are interested in this use case than from the traditional application developers and web technologists.
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Bits We are assured by the technologists of Silicon Valley that one day in the maybe not-so-distant future, robots will do most of the driving for us.
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The president would appoint a panel of eminent technologists to judge the competition, and the winning team would be selected as the provider of national identity for American citizens.
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Instead of drinking a big cup of coffee, which has a high dose of caffeine, the technologists recommend having green tea or espresso, which have lower doses of caffeine.
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The Pew Research Center marked the new decade by asking 22016 leading technologists, researchers, and critics for predictions of what the internet-connected world of 22016 would look like.
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And yet Sorkin — the only screenwriter on the planet who can open a film based solely on his name — has mostly stuck to newsrooms, technologists, and politics before now.
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The report was produced by a volunteer network of technologists, artists, and academics, including the San Diego Supercomputing Center's Data Science Hub at University of California San Diego and IV.ai.
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Farmers are also being forced to wear more hats than ever before — from forecasting the weather and watching futures markets to becoming biologists, chemists and now data scientists and technologists.
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Tristan Harris holds his iPhone in the air, so the whole crowd of educators, technologists, doctors, and researchers before him can see the virtual wasteland of his iPhone's home screen.
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Teams get six minutes to pitch and demo their product to the judges — experienced entrepreneurs, technologists and investors — and then spend another six minutes answering probing questions from said judges.
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But Tokyo and New York-based designers PARTY, a group of creative coders and technologists who build electronics, have created a rather tongue-in-cheek solution to this social issue.
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The IEEE is hoping it will become a key reference work for AI/AS technologists as autonomous technologies find their way into more and more systems in the coming years.
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One PAC called 314 Action has called on scientists and technologists to run for office; it received 20173,000 messages from people announcing their intention to run in the near future.
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For more on LSD, watch the early episode of Hamilton's Pharmacopeia "Getting High on Krsytle": A lot of people have said that LSD was what helped technologists create the internet.
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From entrepreneurship to the massive supply chain of HP, to the top of Google India and now at Uber, Gupta is one of those technologists who lives to eliminate frustration.
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I respect and agree with FBI Director James Comey's conclusion, speaking on behalf of a unanimous team of FBI professionals, investigators and expert technologists, that there was no criminal conduct.
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During three preliminary rounds, 15 teams — five startups per round — have only six minutes to pitch and present a live demo to a panel of expert technologists and VC investors.
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Technologists in Silicon Valley are becoming more aware of the dangerous effects significant screen time can have and aren't letting their own children use them, The New York Times reports.
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Disrupt SF takes place September 5-7 at Moscone Center West, and it's one of the most productive ways early-stage startup founders, investors and technologists can spend their time.
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Odd then that those very engineers, entrepreneurs and technologists almost unanimously oppose his policy, while he — literally seconds earlier — justified that policy via the world of lawyers, bureaucrats and politicians.
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However, to properly explore this new field, scientists and technologists will need to understand quantum laws in a deeper and more intuitive way than most of them have until now.
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These companies had a total of 222.6 million U.S. employees, including 22.6.8,214.1 technologists, across a range of 10 industries, from financial services, media and research to retail and information services.
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The company flew him to a Microsoft hackathon in Seattle, where he challenged its corps of technologists to come up with a chair that he could drive with his eyes.
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But about two years ago, technologists at Avegant began looking into transparent display technology, and eventually landed on the thing it believes will someday replace our smartphones: light field displays.
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DDS brings private-sector tech expertise to the government, and this new collaboration adds Army technologists to the mix to work on difficult development challenges for the Department of Defense.
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Many major technologists including Tesla boss Elon Musk, have warned about the dangers of AI. Experts have also warned about the damaging impact of so-called "sex robots " on society.
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