VR/AR, Blockchain, Bitcoin, Artificial Intelligence and The Internet of Things

Blockchain could become as vital to society as the protocols that undergird the internet itself.

Google’s CEO says AI will influence everything the company does, a strategy he dubs "AI First."

What does the future of fake news look like? No one really knows, but here’s a little sampler from Jordan Peele and BuzzFeed, who teamed up to make the above PSA.

"The question is, as more and more intelligent machines do better than humans at more and more jobs, what happens to societies?"

A group of researchers are working on a vision for a new type of zoning and a different incentive system that might be able to respond more dynamically to communities’ needs — using machine-learning algorithms, big data, and blockchain, the same technology underlying Bitcoin.

The world’s smallest computer, while limited in its functionality, is designed to help organizations incorporate blockchain platforms into their supply chain systems so as to make the verification of goods and other items more streamlined and hassle-free.

"If I manage to build trust with my citizens for AI, I’m done. If I fail building trust with one of them, that’s a failure," says French President Emmanuel Macron.

Unanimous A.I. is using human swarm intelligence to help its AI algorithms predict with better accuracy.

The jury is still out on most applications, but at the risk of adding to the ballyhoo, it’s time to add another possibility to the ever-growing list of blockchain uses: access to spectrum.

Blockchain is good for a lot more than just Bitcoin.