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Today's highlights How Should Self-Driving Cars Choose Who Not to Kill? A popular MIT quiz asked ordinary people to make ethical judgments for machines MORGAN MEAKER5 min read 8 Reasons Why Apple Won't Buy Netflix It has the cash, and Netflix has the audience. But the idea is still rotten. Lance Ulanoff4 min read Never Mind Killer Robots—Here Are 6 Real A.I. Dangers to Watch Out for in 2019 Last year a string of controversies revealed a darker (and dumber) side to artificial intelligence MIT Technology Review5 min read The Future of Humanity Is Interplanetary To survive the next thousand years, humans must save Earth and then venture beyond it Adam Frank6 min read Best in Comics An American's Guide to Vegemite A comic about Australia's favorite savory spread Jef Harmatz in Spiralbound3 min read Immortal Wildwood Running Oregon's otherworldly Wildwood trails Glynnis Fawkes in Spiralbound1 min read Most read Your Blue Is Not My Blue How color theory can teach us a lesson on empathy Impractical Juggler7 min read Editors' picks When Tech Leaves No Space for Humans We created technology to preserve humanity. Instead, technology will preserve itself. Colin Horgan7 min read Why Do Good People Follow Evil Orders? Brutal acts are often achieved because of compliant supporters and an unwillingness to stand up to… Sarah Griffiths5 min read Few Americans Want Open Borders—Democrats Included Trump and his supporters often label his critics as believers in "open borders." Most aren't. Robert A Stribley8 min read Make this email better. Tailor your topics

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