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Something is wrong on the Internet was only the tip of the iceberg. Bots or scripts are producing (fake) news videos just to produce content and generate potential views based on keywords or recommendation algorithms. With the technology being so advanced already, I start to worry about the value and accuracy of information today.

How do you know what you just watched or read was true?

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"AI for Mayor"

Computers will probably do a better job at running a city anyway.

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Nowhere to hide in 2018

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3D printed food is not something from the future anymore. Or maybe it is.

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If you're rich and want to survive the future, better invest in some NZ land.

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Chinese police have their own version of Google Glass.

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Boston Dynamics' SpotMini is now able to support a buddy and hold a door open.

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Coding will be done by machines in the future. Learning your kids to program was cool 10 years ago, but when kids of today grow up they probably don't need to be able to program at all anymore.

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Here's a niche from the future that is very active already today: #deepfakes. AI has been pushing the boundaries already last year, potentially driving a whole Youtube scene of children's videos (nursery rhymes), but of course we can expect porn to be on the forefront of the adoption of new technology.

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Chinese researchers successfully cloned a monkey. So it begins.

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Hello World is the first album composed with Artificial Intelligence by SKYGGE, aka Benoit Carré.

Then many musicians – among them Stromae and Kiesza – met in the lab and under the artistic direction of SKYGGE took control of the Flow Machines tools, giving birth to 15 songs.

Hello World, released on January 2018, is the result of this adventure.

Computers are creating the next ear worms. Hello 2018.

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Microsoft researches develop AI to keep a motorless sailplane in the air using natural thermals, identical to birds.

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The future is calling: they want to insert something in your DNA to hack computers that try and read it. Wow.

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Wait, already?!?

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Japanese Sumo Robot. This is much more exciting than those old Battlebots television series!