A research team led by a Chinese startup thinks they can use machine learning to spot predatory initial coin offerings. Is this the stuff of SEC enforcement dreams?
March 20, 2018 at 05:20 PM
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Hello, What’s Next readers! In this edition, AI + crypto = good, while AI + cars = disaster. Plus, civil liberties groups score a win to shed more light on surveillance, lots of fretting over virtual reality litigation, and the darkest startup pitch ever.
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