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How AI Is Transforming Drug Creation
Pharmaceutical companies hope computers can help them find new medications that are faster, cheaper-and more likely to be effective.
Facebook's Virtual Reality Boy Wonder Departs
Facebook said Palmer Luckey, the co-founder of Oculus VR who had been sidelined for several months after a series of scandals, is leaving the company.
Humans Mourn Loss After Google Is Unmasked as China's Go Master
A mysterious character named “Master” who has defeated many of the world’s top players in the ancient strategy game of Go has been unmasked.
China's New Tool for Social Control: A Credit Rating for Everything
Beijing wants to give every citizen a score based on behavior such as spending habits, turnstile violations and filial piety, which can blacklist citizens from loans, jobs, air travel.
So, Is Bridge a Sport? Fans Say Yes
Is Bridge a sport? Players in the U.K. seek formal recognition for ‘mentally taxing’ card game
Startups Vie to Build an Uber for Health Care
Startups are vying to builnd an Uber for nonemergency medical care
Japan Pins Hopes on Floating Trains
Japan is set to start building a $90 billion magnetic-levitation rail system between Tokyo and Osaka, a technology that it hopes to turn into one of the country’s next big exports.