Wonderful spending the Awards Evening together and huge congrats to all contributors. 😊 lnkd.in/eMZkABi

A robot hand taught itself to solve a Rubik’s Cube after creating its own training regime. technologyreview.com/s/614554/a-rob…

#FridayFeeling: 👌Work #smart

The opening of Sonova innovation lab at Communitech marks a milestone in driving Sonova's innovation leadership. Read more: buff.ly/36NWv7m | #CommunitechNews

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Best website on the internet this week: neal.fun/deep-sea/

Why Amazon knows so much about you bbc.in/2P0cFDy via BBC News (UK)

Light Festival brightens up Copenhagen during the month of February, one of the darkest months of the year

And broke it again when winning the final as World Champions. 🇩🇰🇩🇰 #invincible

McDonald’s Workers in Denmark Pity Us nytimes.com/2020/05/08/opi…

Those Germans 😀🤟🇩🇪

Our weird shopping habits during the coronavirus crisis are screwing with machine-learning models trained on normal human behavior, and some are breaking as a result. bit.ly/35R2NmC

How likely are you to be infected by the coronavirus on a flight? bit.ly/31DzJyw

Easy-to-make deepfake memes are showing up on Twitter, Instagram, and especially TikTok. So our photo editor decided to make one of one of our AI writers. The rapidly increasing accessibility of this technology raises new concerns about its abuse. technologyreview.com/2020/08/28/100…

NASA To Spark "Lunar Gold Rush" In Move To Break China's Monopoly On Rare Earth Metals  | Zero Hedge zerohedge.com/geopolitical/n…

The Cistercian monks invented a numbering system in the 13th century which meant that any number from 1 to 9999 could be written using a single symbol

In her first term on the bench, Justice Amy Coney Barrett in many ways defied the predictions of conservatives and liberals on.wsj.com/3hv6q7Z

The #DEN team are harnessing their emotions to become closer and better than ever ❤️ It won’t be an easy semi-final for England 👊 #EURO2020 | #ENG

Mammal species tend to come and go rather rapidly, appearing, flourishing and disappearing in a million years or so. Here are some of the reasons why humans could go extinct. | Opinion scientificamerican.com/article/humans…

Yesterday was the busiest day for commercial aviation that we’ve ever tracked. We tracked 134,386 commercial flights on 6 July and today is shaping up to be another busy day. More than 20,000 flights are in the air right now.