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Robots will make the best fake news

Perfect, but phoney, videos of important people saying crazy stuff are a big risk

When machines can learn, they can be taught to lie. Photo: iSTOCK
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When machines can learn, they can be taught to lie. Photo: iSTOCK

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Imagine that tomorrow, some smart kid invented a technology that let people or physical goods pass through walls, and posted instructions for how to build it cheaply from common household materials. How would the world change?

Lots of industries would probably become more productive. Being able to walk through walls instead of being forced to use doors would make it easier to navigate offices, move goods in and out of warehouses and accomplish any number of mundane tasks. That would give the economy a boost. But the negative might well outweigh the positive. Keeping valuables under lock and key would

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