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    Will You Obey Your Robot Boss?

    fastcoexist.com - Jessica Leber

    By Jessica Leber2 minute Read People are always joking about our robot overlords, but before robots become the world’s rulers, they’re probably going …

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    Cow computing? Scottish company creates wearable sensors for cows

    Cow computing? Scottish company creates wearable sensors for cows

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    VentureBeat - Dean Takahashi

    Call it cow computing. Or cow chips. Scottish startup Silent Herdsman has raised £3 million ($4.9 million) to create remote sensors for livestock farmers. The wearable collars are part of the giant trend toward wearable computing and the Internet of things, which will provide a huge amount of data …

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    Predictive tech is getting smarter and more pervasive — but more controversial, too

    Predictive tech is getting smarter and more pervasive — but more controversial, too

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    VentureBeat - Devindra Hardawar

    We’re seeing the biggest change in how we interact with computers in years. And it’ll mean much less input from you. Apps like Google Now, Tempo AI, and others represent the first wave of “predictive technology.” These are apps and services that are smart enough to fetch information for you — before …