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Self-Teaching Computer Defeats Gaming Grandmaster Ten Years Ahead of Schedule

The development of computer systems that could hold their own against chess grandmasters was a major step toward the development of artificial intelligence. Another step was taken when Google’s AlphaGo program beat grandmaster Lee Se-Dol at Go, the far more complex Chinese strategy game. AlphaGo’s designers professed themselves astounded by its victory, which arrived a decade earlier than they anticipated.

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News Corp CEO To Meet EU Antitrust Chief, Google In Focus

BRUSSELS – News Corp’s chief executive will meet the EU antitrust chief this week, the company said on Monday, with the focus expected to be on the EU’s investigation into whether Internet search engine Google abused its dominance. CEO Robert

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U.S. Tells Google Computers Can Qualify as Drivers

(Reuters) — U.S. vehicle safety regulators have said the artificial intelligence system piloting a self-driving Google car could be considered the driver under federal law, a major step toward ultimately winning approval for autonomous vehicles on the roads.

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Trump, Sanders Most Googled Primary Candidates in Iowa

Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump is the candidate Iowans — and the rest of the nation — have “Googled” the most over the past seven months, according to search results released Monday by a digital marketing firm. According to iQuanti,

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Fugitive Millionaire Unwisely Googles Escape Plans, Hires FBI Agent as Sailing Instructor

Sean Ludwick, a 43-year old millionaire from Long Island charged with killing his passenger in a drunk-driving incident, allegedly made a rather ill-conceived attempt to skip bail. He laid his plans with Google searches such as “How do fugitives escape?”, “Why do fugitives get caught?”, “Fleeing from justice – what can happen?”, and “Does Venezuela extradite to the U.S.?”

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Google Giving Away 25,000 Chromebooks to Refugees

Google has a brilliant solution to Europe’s refugee crisis: they’re giving away free Chromebooks. With repatriation still a controversial option, the Silicon Valley giant no doubt hopes that foisting their painfully slow hardware on immigrants will scare at least some of them back to Syria.

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