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All the IoT and Tech news you need to know

All the IoT and Tech news you need to know

November 2, 2017 0 comments

Every week, we bring you the freshest, and most important, IoT News from Asia and around the world. This week, a robot has been making headlines after *she* was given citizenship in Saudi Arabia.

An AI professor explains: three concerns about granting citizenship to robot Sophia – theconversation.com

World’s First Robotics Citizen Trolls Elon Musk At Press Conference – nerdist.com

Robots Aren’t as Smart as You Think – technologyreview.com

AI and Robotics:

We’re All Getting Played by Sophia the Robot – fortune.com

Artificial intelligence is learning to read your mind—and display what it sees – sciencemag.org

Artificial intelligence is changing the face of plastic surgery – venturebeat.com

Walmart Is Getting New Employees, and They’re Robots – futurism.com

The rise of the robots need not spell downfall for humans – theguardian.com

Risk is for Real if not Artificial Intelligence – datasciencecentral.com 

Humans Are Still Better Than AI at Gaming—for Now – technologyreview.com

Cybersecurity:

Researchers hack vacuum cleaner; turn it into perfect spying device – hackread.com

Dishwashers on the rampage: LG IoT security bug highlights risks of home automation – cso.com.au

AI is making smart homes safer – venturebeat.com

VR:

Spectacular pictures show China’s £1 billion virtual reality sci-fi theme park – Dailymail.com

What Virtual Reality Can Teach a Driverless Car – NYTimes.com

Now You Can Feel Wind and Temperature While in Virtual Reality – futurism.com

Who Is Thinking About Security and Privacy for Augmented Reality? – technologyreview.com

Smart things and gadgets:

You Can Keep Your Useless IoT Gadgets – PCmag.com

Samsung introduces the latest enhanced fitness wearables in Qatar – qatarisbooming.com

Biometrics and Wearable Technology – the Inevitable Marriage? – opengovasia.com 

4 Security Risks of Using Wearables for Work – secureworldexpo.com

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