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Google Photos finally stops pretending its compressed photos are "high quality" https://t.co/SpAHXNSAix https://t.co/DWrpud5nnW

The future of #Android is providing a seamless experience between your cars, TVs, laptops and more to work better together. https://t.co/YEmMA2z1HV

A wheelchair that climbs stairs is a great innovation, but it only makes spaces accessible for those who can afford it https://t.co/mSNnITDVci

This #Drone will guard your property by @sunflower_labs @CNET #AI #Drones #5G #IoT Cc: @jblefevre60 @Paula_Piccard https://t.co/twqSD8ZGm9

🎧🤖 Our newest #ADBpodcast is all about the graphics stack! Tune in as we cover shaders, GPUs, Vulkan, blur, pixels...and... @chethaase's favorite topic, colors → https://t.co/Hstcpfbgb3 https://t.co/2VA4vzFpvH

Elon Musk called lidar a ‘crutch,’ but now Tesla is reportedly testing Luminar’s laser sensors https://t.co/TPa3rm18vY https://t.co/7hx7RrjBZY

These groundbreaking robots can do pretty much any task you need done https://t.co/5IIF6zMsPY

Powerful Antibiotic Discovered Using #MachineLearning For First Time by @iansample @guardian Read more https://t.co/suPkpid2WI #AI #BigData #ArtificialIntelligence #ML #MI #Digital #DataScience #Robotics Cc: @_atanas_ @dirkschaar @space_mog https://t.co/ejluYjhHzP

By using vibrations, these headphones play sounds without using your ears! 🎧👂 https://t.co/TkdHsfcfAb

New: Almost 2.5 million people signed up to Dr. B with the promise of getting leftover vaccines. Months later, the site won’t disclose how many doses it helped deliver—or what it plans to do with user data. https://t.co/3ISLh4VamS

Sony’s brilliant, 75-inch LED TV is $600 off at several retailers https://t.co/5za1Vuje86 https://t.co/xURfwO0SR6

This snake-like laser robot is pretty insane to watch https://t.co/3UnJr2Ti8w

You're more likely to work with a #Robot in South Korea than anywhere else in the world by @wef #MI #Tech #Technology #Operation #IT Cc: @harbrimah @Ronald_vanLoon @andi_staub https://t.co/8GVebyUPJq

CyberPowerPC is the first system builder to start using Intel's first discrete graphics card -- whether it was supposed to or not. https://t.co/5Rb8Wwz0lC

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