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The Guardian’s new US newspaper has a robot editor-in-chief

Apr

2014

Theres something a little different about the editor for The Guardians new monthly US print edition: there isnt one. Set to launch Wednesday, #Open001 is being created using a proprietary algorithm rather than people (and we thought the media was dying!). The 5,000 paper run will be available for free at several advertising agencies.

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Onewheel is a self-balancing single-wheeled electric skateboard (video)

Jan

2014

If the idea of combining a Segway, a skateboard and a unicycle sounds like your idea of fun, you might want to check out the Onewheel. It uses gyros, accelerometers, proprietary algorithms and a single rubber tire to give its passengers a smooth, self-balancing ride that supposedly mimics surfing or snowboarding on dry land. Its […]

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