Forbes: Three Ways That Handwriting With A Pen Positively Affects Your Brain
There are benefits to handwriting over using digital tools
Geek.com: Middle class workers are losing their jobs to robots
It’s a headline that is all too familiar these days. As the world of automation grows, what to do with this displaced workforce is becoming a leading topic among economists as well as world and business leaders
Futurism: New Tricorder-Like Tech Lets Us Detect Tumours Without Touching the Skin
Stanford electrical engineers recently conducted experiments with a device that can detect tumours, without touching the body, using brief microwave pulses
WSJ: Are High-Tech Hotels Alluring—or Alienating?
The innovations that are happening in high-tech hotels and the travel industry
European Commission: Towards 5G | Digital Agenda for Europe
The next generation of communication systems, as pursued in 5G, will be the first instance of a truly converged network
Chatbots Magazine: Bots and AI will drive a second wave of fragmentation and disruption
Chat applications are becoming a mainstream trend and our preferred way of interacting with colleagues, friends and family.
Quartz: There is an Uber for blood
Iggbo is a platform that allows phlebotomists to collect blood where it is most convenient for the patient: a real Uber for Blood service
Will this quantum computer take down internet banking?
Physicists claim they’ve built a scalable quantum computer that could someday crack traditional security systems.
PA Consulting: Robots are coming, are we really ready?
The second machine age may already be distorting the modern human economy as AI and robotics start to compete more effectively for human labour
Forbes: The Rise Of Thinking Machines: How IBM’s Watson Takes On The World
Watson is known as IBM’s cognitive supercomputer that won the Jeopardy! gameshow. Watson is not actually a computer but a set of algorithms and APIs.