India enters an elite space club after scientists shoot down a low-orbit satellite 300km away in space, says Prime Minister Modi

View online           Tech Insider           India enters an elite space club after scientists shoot down a low-orbit satellite 300km away in space, says Prime Minister Modi   The technology will be used only for security, peace, and development, Modi reassured, adding that no international covenant had been broken.   READ MORE           Google CEO Sundar Pichai will reportedly meet with a top US military official in Washington to discuss the company's AI efforts in China   The meeting comes after Gen. Dunford said Google's artificial intelligence work in China "indirectly benefits the Chinese military."   READ MORE           This esports franchise is getting a $50 million arena alongside Philadelphia's NBA, NFL, and MLB teams   The Philadelphia Fusion will be the first Overwatch League team to create a dedicated venue.   READ MORE             There's one big reason why you shouldn't buy Apple's new $1,300 iMac   The $1,300 iMac with a 21.5-inch display still comes with an old and slow hard drive that doesn't match the rest of its specs.   READ MORE           Bill Gates is worried about gene editing worsening inequality. Now a top ethicist is raising new red flags.   An exciting new scientific technology has made it possible to tinker with the very DNA that makes us who we are, offering up fresh hope of new cures for difficult diseases.   READ MORE           A coder created a 'Killed by Google' graveyard for the search firm's now dead products   Killed by Google lists 150 now-defunct products, from services and apps such as Google+ and Google Currents, to hardware such as Revolv.   READ MORE           Twitter users are getting locked out of their accounts because of a viral prank — make sure you don't fall for it   Instead of getting a special colorful-themed Twitter feed, users are getting locked out their accounts.   READ MORE           Google set up an external ethics council for AI, but one of its members was called out for her views on trans people and immigration   Google VP of Global Affairs Kent Walker said the group will look at issues surrounding facial recognition and 'fairness in machine learning.'   READ MORE           Tobacco giant Reynolds just rolled out berry and cream nicotine lozenges as it faces new pressure from Juul for smokeless products   Sold in four flavors, the lozenges are the first new product the company has launched on a wide commercial scale since the Vuse e-cigarette in 2013.   READ MORE           10 things in tech you need to know today   Europe voted to change the face of the internet, and Google is reportedly revitalizing its robotics division.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to the Business Insider newsletter using the email: geefunk007.bond1@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006