Why It’s Harder To Read Everything on the Web

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1. This is why it’s harder to read everything on the web.

By Sarah Knapton in the Telegraph

2. It is only a matter of time before artificial intelligence turns to crime.

By John Markoff in the New York Times

3. College rankings are anti-diversity.

By Kim A. Wilcox in Zócalo Public Square

4. The new normal: Innovation is surging, but productivity will probably stay low.

By Timothy B. Lee in Vox

5. Can we harness the wind energy from a hurricane?

By Michelle Z. Donahue in Smithsonian

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