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Date: June 24, 2016 at 11:15:56 AM EDT
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Subject: Google: How do we build a cleaning robot that doesn't cheat or destroy things in its path?
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Google: How do we build a cleaning robot that doesn't cheat or destroy things in its path?
ZDNet Innovation Weekly June 24, 2016
Google: How do we build a cleaning robot that doesn't cheat or destroy things in its path? 
The answer: It will be very difficult because once an AI robot figures out how to game the system, it won't be inclined to stop. READ FULL STORY
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2. Brexit Technology firms operating in the UK are scrambling to identify the biggest challenges facing the IT industry following the British public's decision to leave the EU. Before the vote, tech chiefs warned that leaving the EU would cause significant and prolonged uncertainty. Read more ›
IoT sucks, but your home appliances are unreliable slabs of junk 
Orphaned and proprietary IoT devices are annoying, but having major home appliances that fail after only a few years is extremely worrisome. READ FULL STORY
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