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IBM says it will no longer offer facial recognition software

The technology has been criticized for having a racial bias.

On by Andrew Wyrich

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IBM Watson recommended ‘unsafe’ cancer treatments, according to internal documents

The Watson AI isn’t ready to replace physicians just yet.

On by Christina Bonnington

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IBM built a computer that’s smaller than a grain of salt

It will use blockchain to authenticate items.

On by Phillip Tracy

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A single cartridge of this tape can hold 330 million books

IBM’s magnetic tape is breaking the record for highest storage density.

On by Phillip Tracy

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IBM’s Z mainframes can encrypt more data than ever before

The company’s computers can run more than 12 billion encrypted transactions per day.

On by Phillip Tracy

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IBM was granted a mind-boggling number of patents in 2016

The company received almost as many as the next two combined.

On by Christina Bonnington

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Tech experts pledge to stand against Trump’s Muslim registry

Engineers at major tech companies are refusing to help—unlike their employers.

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IBM predicted Amazon Go 10 years ago—and here’s the video to prove it

Ten years ago, IBM also reimagined the traditional shopping landscape.

On by Christina Bonnington

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IBM’s supercomputer reveals which celebrities tweet like angry robot trolls

I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords.

On by Aaron Sankin

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A supercomputer created the scariest film trailer of the year

This will give you goosebumps.

On by Austin Powell

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Should police departments hire more cops or buy more software?

Predictive policing tools are falling out of fashion.

On by Matt Stroud

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IBM’s Watson analyzed all the ‘Harry Potter’ books and movies

Neville and Voldemort have more in common than you’d think.

On by Christine Friar

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IBM’s Watson supercomputer to start analyzing your selfies for marketing data

Watson, no longer content beating people at Jeopardy!, now wants to know everything about you.

On by Mike Wehner

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An IBM supercomputer will take on China’s air pollution crisis

The research project is called Green Horizon.

On by Dylan Love

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The biggest lie about Scott Walker’s 2016 presidential campaign

It might be trendy in the Internet age to be an ‘outsider’ candidate—but Walker is anything but.

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