Troubling Study Says Artificial Intelligence Can Predict Who Will Be Criminals Based on Facial Features
A new study says computers can tell whether you will be a criminal based on nothing more than your facial features.
A new study says computers can tell whether you will be a criminal based on nothing more than your facial features.
Niall Ferguson proves that if you compare Henry Kissinger’s least murderous act of secret foreign intervention to John Foster Dulles’s most murderous, Kissinger comes out as less murderous.
My new cellmate snuck over to Dallas from Mexico when he was 15, became the leader of a gang, did a year in state prison for shooting another drug dealer with a shotgun, and worships Santa Muerte, the skeletal narco-deity beloved throughout the Mexican underworld.
Someone tried to infect famed Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman and journalist Jorge Lanata with spyware. But we've linked the attacker's server to a broader campaign of spying.
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