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Gregory Barber

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Gregory Barber is a journalist in San Francisco who previously covered energy and climate for WIRED.

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When ‘Ghost Kitchens’ Become Mystery Grubhub Listings

The Most Complete Brain Map Ever Is Here: A Fly's 'Connectome'

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Bitcoin's Path From Insurgents’ Talisman to Tool of Big Tech

It's Hard to Ban Facial Recognition Tech in the iPhone Era

The Startup That Aims to Decrypt Blockchain for Business

This Alleged Bitcoin Scam Looked a Lot Like a Pyramid Scheme

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Even Privacy-Focused Cryptocurrency Can Spill Secrets

Text-Savvy AI Is Here to Write Fiction

Every Tech Company Wants to Be a Bank—Someday, At Least

Google Is Slurping Up Health Data—and It Looks Totally Legal

AI Researcher Anca Dragan on Helping Robots Understand Humans

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