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On July 21, 1969, astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the first men to set foot on the moon... Fifty years later, the race for the moon is starting anew...

"...if you use FaceApp you are giving them a license to use your photos, your name, your username and your likeness for any purpose..."

Google and IBM are leading an effort via the non-profit "OpenPOWER Foundation" that is supporting China's authoritarian government in conducting mass surveillance against its citizens..

"Can Milo Yiannopoulos use Libra? Can Louis Farrakhan?" 

"I don't know yet." 

Tesla and Apple both suspect that their self-driving car technology has been stolen by engineers who went over to a Chinese competitor...

The news comes one day after the big tech giants sat through a bipartisan grilling on Capitol Hill.

The top 12 investment banks employed about 3700 people in cash equities research as of Q1 this year – that number is down 14% from 4300 five years ago.

"Tech will move into the body." 

"...You just broke our entire business." 

Bitcoin tumbled back below $10,000 and dragged the rest of the crypto space lower after U.S. lawmakers grilled Facebook on its cryptocurrency plans, as political and regulatory scrutiny of digital coins intensifies.

"Watching her experience as a whistleblower at Google and a victim of retaliation cannot signal good things for how AI institutions will react to negative criticism." 

The company says it wants to improve affordability by cutting out its lowest end, cheapest Model S and Model X variants. Makes sense, right?

Free speech is the enemy to misinformation and that’s likely why authoritarians are actively trying to kill it...

"These questions need to be asked by the FBI and the CIA," Thiel said, "And I’d like them to be asked in a not excessively gentle manner."

“We see that governments increasingly care less and less about compliance, and care more and more about power...”

"...it can bluff better than any human."

"the algorithm was able to provide candidates for future thermoelectric materials, some of which may be better than those we currently use..."