And so a staggering cycle — arms race, stalemate, arms race — carried on.
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An AI arms race or a biotechnological arms race almost guarantees the worst outcome.
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"The risk would be an arms race, we are not in an arms race now," Hyten said.
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Just as with an arms race, no one wants to disarm unilaterally in the data arms race.
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Trump Just Called for a New Nuclear Arms Race and We&aposre All Going to DieRemember the nuclear arms race of the 1980s?
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There's an arms race for talent, there's an arms race to get people to pay attention to what you're doing and to break through.
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"It could quickly escalate into an arms race, a very dangerous arms race, in the region," said the U.S. official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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But that era will also bring an arms race in Northeast Asia, potentially a nuclear arms race, as states there prepare for the threatened withdrawal of America's nuclear umbrella.
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Nuke arms race = dangerous, expensive & bad for America.
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On Tuesday, the president said he hoped to meet Mr. Putin soon and discuss preventing an arms race — an arms race both leaders have encouraged with loose talk and investment in new weapons.
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Suddenly, we have a hyperloop arms race on our hands.
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Welcome to the arms race to monetize the human brain.
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They're the endgame in humanity's arms race with the machines.
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That could open the way to a regional arms race.
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Often, public money just feeds the arms race for qualifications.
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And it will become a bit of an arms race.
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MARTIN FORD: What about the global arms race in general?
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To be fair, Trump did not start this arms race.
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It's an arms race, and every media company is involved.
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Are China and Russia winning the artificial intelligence arms race?
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"We are not in an arms race," the official said.
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Competitive connectivity is the arms race of the 21st century.
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Absent progress on arms control, a new arms race looms.
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There's an arms race in AI chips at the moment.
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But they're in an arms race to acquire more weapons.
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One massive issue in this new arms race is privacy.
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This has ignited an arms race between fakers and sleuths.
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And the last thing we need is another arms race.
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Engaging Russia and preventing an arms race are undeniably important.
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What would you call this if not an arms race?
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"We don't want a new arms race," Mr. Stoltenberg said.
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The poaching could heighten an arms race among soccer clubs.
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Recent events portend an accelerated global ballistic missile arms race.
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"Let it be an arms race," Trump said in response.
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It's an arms race in which the whole world loses.
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Critics fear the rise of a Middle Eastern arms race.
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We're already in the midst of a new arms race.
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Any such moves will likely further increase the arms race.
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There's the endgame in humanity's arms race with the machines.
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Donald Trump has made all important diplomatic announcements via…Read more ReadTrump Just Called for a New Nuclear Arms Race and We&aposre All Going to DieRemember the nuclear arms race of the 1980s?
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And now it's maybe the number one priority in many places around the world that there is an arms race going on in AI, and we, our country, needs to win this arms race.
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" Fears of new nuclear arms race The European Union warned Trump pulling out of the treaty would risk a new nuclear arms race and urged the US and Russia to "remain engaged in constructive dialogue.
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An arms race between hackers and the company is earnestly underway.
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"(Cyber security) is an arms race," Ackerman said in an interview.
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What stops the fundraising arms race, though, remains to be seen.
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Go deeper: The global arms race between the U.S. and Russia
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Sure. But do you want this to be an arms race?
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"It's an arms race in the electric vehicle world right now."
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A hi-tech arms race spelled doom for the Soviet Union.
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Spicer insisted that there wasn't going to be an arms race.
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It's an arms race and we need to constantly improve too.
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A new nuclear-arms race would be a nightmare for NATO.
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Now we may be looking at a new space arms race.
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We are not ready to set off a new arms race.
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"It's becoming an arms race," said eMarketer senior analyst Paul Verna.
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There is even talk of tensions driving a naval arms race.
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Truth is, both sides will engage in this redistricting arms race.
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There was a space race as well as an arms race.
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It's a pivotal time for Oracle in this cloud arms race.
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There's an arms race afoot over who can store cryptocurrency safest.
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Its demise would raise the possibility of a spiralling arms race.
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Go-Jek seems to be preparing itself for an arms race.
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It's an arms race and we need to constantly improve too.
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The remarks have raised fears of a new nuclear arms race.
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We could be witnessing the dawn of a flattery arms race.
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We're ready for an arms race, if that's what others want.
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Now that's the kind of arms race I can get behind.
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"Memoir in America is an atrocity arms race," Calvin Trillin writes.
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We are not trying to win a page-views arms race.
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Welcome to the augmented-reality arms race happening inside your car.
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Iterations will continue, on both sides, in a classic arms race.
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Avoiding a new arms race will be difficult but not impossible.
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"Now it's just an arms race — a high-paced arms race — we don't have time to figure something else out, and that's working, and our customers love it, do it," Woodman said regarding companies copying each other.
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He said he saw a threat of a new nuclear arms race.
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The result is a franchise stuck in a disaster-porn arms race.
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There are three forces driving this arms race: geopolitics, science, and capitalism.
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The arms race over super impressive smartphone guts is hot right now.
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But his ability to bankroll a full-on arms race is limited.
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Whoever wins the arms race, the loser will likely be humanity itself.
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Such a success would turn a technology contest into an arms race.
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Without those talented technologists, there would be no new nuclear arms race.
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The ad industry, indeed, is in an arms race with blocker-writers.
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An arms race, it seems, has broken out among America's major airlines.
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There's an M&A arms race going on in the telecom industry.
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Flynn once expressed deep worries about a Saudi-Iranian nuclear arms race.
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In this arms race of reduced calorie Greek yogurts, apparently anything goes.
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"Everything is an arms race to that direct banking relationship," Mokhtarzada said.
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That's why we need the legislation, because the arms race is unending.
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"There may be some basis for limiting the arms race," Vershbow said.
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Last month, Trump invited Putin to meet to discuss the arms race.
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"This week it's reductions; last week it's an arms race," Acton tweeted.
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In reality, the arms race is exactly how college sports currently function.
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But for the foreseeable future, we face a machine-learning arms race.
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And the costs of a new nuclear arms race could be astronomical.
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That "minimum deterrent" has enabled Chinese leaders to avoid an arms race.
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This arms race will only escalate with the growing internet of things.
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Education has become an arms race…Tiger parents risk hurting the tigers
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ICBMs — a Nazi ambition — were developed during the Cold War arms race.
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The Russian strongman insisted his country isn't interested in an arms race.
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"If anyone is unleashing an arms race, it's not us," he said.
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You've got an arms race under the waves, again with military intent.
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" Translation: "I want to... start up a new arms race with Russia?
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Are companies doomed to fall behind hackers in a cyber arms race?
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" When MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski asked him about the possibility of this policy setting off an arms race with Russia (which is also talking about expanding/modernizing its nuclear arsenal), Trump's answer was simple: "Let it be an arms race.
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The digital arms race in DDoS is inexorably linked to Minecraft, Klein says.
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Instead, they fuel its military adventurism and contribute to a regional arms race.
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From their press release: Porn, once again, is leading the technical arms race.
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"It was an unsustainable arms race ... and eventually they just stopped," she said.
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A new nuclear arms race, with all its destabilising consequences, is thus likely.
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Facebook uses the "arms race" language, in other words, because it flatters Facebook.
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Many companies have largely ignored audio, instead focusing on the resolution arms race.
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And so an arms race to serve fancier food on transatlantic flights began.
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It sparked an arms race to build something that could survive a collision.
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Nuclear policy Is this the start of a new US-Russia arms race?
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We had an arms race where we built more and more nuclear weapons.
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It's an economic arms race, and subsidies are weapons of mutual self-destruction.
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The company calls it a looming "arms race" between hackers and security companies.
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Who ever thought the new nuclear arms race would be announced on Twitter?
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Neither the United States nor Russia can afford a new nuclear arms race.
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But until then, it's an arms race, and there's no detente in sight.
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Also, the ensuing Arms Race made acquisition of nuclear weapons that more important.
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This simple, yet ambiguous Tweet has the potential to cause an arms race.
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This meeting could provide a hopeful opening to slow the growing arms race.
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There is only one way to win an arms race: Refuse to run.
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The prospect of a nuclear arms race in Asia would certainly unsettle China.
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This type of arms race with bacteria cannot be won with conventional methods.
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A New Arms Race Does China have better scientists then the United States?
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This credentialing arms race has created a big mismatch in the labor market.
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Photo: Ivain MartinossiThere's an evolutionary arms race going on in the insect world.
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If you missed out on the first nuclear arms race, you're in luck.
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Legacy companies are in an arms race to at least appear cutting-edge.
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But it's also the result of its arms race with Amazon and Disney.
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Trump may speed the arms race, but it began long before his election.
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But all along the US had been in an arms race against itself.
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"Is this an arms race that never stops?" asked one retail industry specialist.
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The arms race comment was not Mr. Trump's only unsettling musing on defense.
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Experts fear this D.I.Y. gene editing could lead to a biological arms race.
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Simply put, an arms race, some believe, is implicit in a diplomatic solution.
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"Let it be an arms race," he told a television interviewer in December.
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Trouble is, this is bound to produce an arms race between the rival camps.
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Aren&apost you escalating the arms race, and aren&apost you being deliberately provocative?
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The message was clear: the next phase of the space arms race had begun.
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The result was the end of the Cold War and the nuclear arms race.
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"It creates an arms race, and consumers will lose in that race," he said.
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And Congress has expressed worry before about missile defense leading to an arms race.
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Male beetles are currently in the midst of an evolutionary arms race amongst themselves.
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"Security is an arms race, and we're continuing to improve our defenses," Zuckerberg said.
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The arms race led to more and more testing of bigger and bigger bombs.
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The big picture: Expect an arms race of big ideas over the coming year.
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Or maybe manticores are locked in an toxic evolutionary arms race with competing species.
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"Security is an arms race, and we're continuing to improve our defenses," said Zuckerberg.
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The LME, moreover, has refused to join the arms race for ever faster speed.
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We also — again — approach this understanding that this is gonna be an arms race.
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There's an arms race of sorts, but it means little in the near future.
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A sort of arms race broke out where cops and gangs accumulated unprecedented armories.
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This is definitely turning into an integration arms race for voice-powered assistant providers.
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"We sidestepped that whole fundraising arms race entirely and it paid off," he explained.
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This demands more of our industry, not the simple escalation of an arms race.
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"There could be an arms race for these types of things," Bengio told me.
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"Security is an arms race and it's never done," said Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg.
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Do we really want another Cold War and an indefinite arms race with Russia?
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In fact, those unprecedented events aren't merely the recent history of cyberwarfare's arms race.
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To borrow Mr. Hobbs's metaphor, the law has created an affordable housing arms race.
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The door would be open to an unconstrained and very dangerous nuclear arms race.
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Netflix "is caught in an arms race they invented," as one analyst put it.
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The de facto arms race between encryption manufacturers and the government will likely intensify.
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The Kremlin has responded by saying the move could ignite a new arms race.
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On the criminal-justice side, law enforcement is in an arms race with lawbreakers.
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So, in a world of national (in)security, the new arms race is on.
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This is the equivalent of nuclear arms race and is a lose-lose situation.
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"It's an arms race and it should be a footrace," she told Outside Online.
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"There is a peacetime arms race as cities compete with each other," he said.
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Mr. Appelgren has watched the trend apprehensively, calling it an arms race among gangs.
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Its outcome was the end of the Cold War and the nuclear arms race.
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Stealth can win out over speed and strength in the arms race of evolution.
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Then again, Hollywood might be outpacing Congress in this purge-your-predators arms race.
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But are they for-profit companies that want to win this new arms race?
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It is also the latest salvo in a talent arms race among streaming services.
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"We won't allow ourselves to be pulled into a costly arms race," Ryabkov added.
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It's an arms race bacteria are threatening to win, and humans can't keep up.
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"The democratization of artificial intelligence is this lifetime's next greatest arms race," he says.
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On Friday, Mr. Putin said he was not looking for a new arms race.
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It would usher in a new and frightening era for the judicial arms race.
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Do you feel like you're in that arms race as the creative tool company?
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The result is an arms race that leaves politicians ever more beholden to funders.
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The result is an arms race that leaves politicians ever more beholden to funders.
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"Pablo won the arms race for a lower cost of capital," Mr. Kumar said.
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An arms race among hooligan firms for the best fighters drove up the level.
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Correcting the mythology: Nuclear deterrence has been the greatest driver of the arms race.
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The report illustrates how the field of anti-drone tech is an arms race.
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And without a new START treaty, there is nothing to curb an arms race.
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"There's a continual arms race between the prey and the predators," said Mr. Tanner.
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But some experts see a bluff, noting that Russia can't afford an arms race.
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"It's not an arms race in terms of numbers like during the Cold War, but is an arms race that involves more than just the United States and Russia and it involves upgrading and improving the capability of existing nuclear forces," Reif said.
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However, technological advances also raise the spectre of an arms race in supply-chain security.
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It would be a perpetual arms race, but one Facebook is well-equipped to win.
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The Russian leader suggested the U.S. was the one itching to escalate the arms race.
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If he goes in and starts an arms race with Putin, he&aposs a warmonger.
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The robot is yet another indication that Earth's military arms race could continue in orbit.
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The admissions arms race has been accelerating for years, driven by a rise in applications.
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"We are knee-deep in the arms race," Lewis told The Verge over the phone.
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In many ways, the tech world's AI arms race is really a fight for talent.
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The United States is trying to catch up, sparking fears of a quantum arms race.
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An AI arms race doesn't necessarily have to be a winner-takes-all scenario, though.
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"It's an arms race," said Hasan Cavusoglu, security researcher at the University of British Columbia.
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The consequence of the treaty's demise could be a dangerous and expensive new arms race.
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America had all but won the AI global arms race, ensuring a continuing democratic world.
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There's a new technological arms race being waged in the sneaker industry: 3-D printing.
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"We do not want a new Cold War or a new arms race," Lungescu said.
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Dadich: Is there also a risk that this creates a new kind of arms race?
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"It's an arms race over there, and we're fueling it," Paul told CNN's Jake Tapper.
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But the rise of television and commercial sponsorship have ignited an arms race for visibility.
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But some worry the decision to withdraw from the treaty could spur an arms race.
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"The last thing the world needs right now is a nuclear arms race," Clinton said.
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"A new arms race has been announced," the 87-year-old former Soviet leader warned.
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Then the relevant countries, such as Saudi Arabia, may follow, creating a local arms race.
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No one can say whether there will be a happy ending to the arms race.
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The presidential candidates also need to outline their plans to prevent a new arms race.
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Advances in technology have prepared the ground for a new phase of the arms race.
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That, some say, could prompt a regional arms race and increase the risk of conflict.
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Fighting is like an arms race; if nobody has fighters, you don't need to fight.
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The arms race to build the future of grocery stores is heating up in China.
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In the Chatbot arms race, publishers will be looking to beat their competition to launch.
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Is it really so important that its demise would touch off a global arms race?
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But while negotiations have yet to materialize, the signs of a nascent arms race have.
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The only country so far that hasn't gotten involved in this arms race is Japan.
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Only young people, united, can improve their working conditions and end the academic arms race.
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In some ways, this notable shift shows how money in elections is an arms race.
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Yet in this arms race, the United States has often been its own worst enemy.
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Shortly after his election, he also egged on a nuclear-arms race, according to MSNBC.
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Europe&aposs popular challenger banks Revolut, Monzo, and Starling are in a fundraising arms race.
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The arms race is on and rock's more inflated figures have yet to weigh in.
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"It might give the hawks in Moscow arguments for a continued arms race," she said.
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Bowen's plea to halt the athletic arms race has gone unheeded for almost 15 years.
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We look at the thorny legal and ethical issues that the newest arms race raises.
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Retailers have been engaged in an escalating gendered arms race in children's clothing ever since.
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The tech points to an arms race in college football, while also raising privacy questions.
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The arms race among premium credit cards is off to a strong start in 260.
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The collapse of the multinational accord could trigger an arms race in the Middle East.
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And he made it clear he was willing to engage in a technological arms race.
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But this may be the pinnacle of the huge-house arms race in Los Angeles.
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They'd probably also talk about Trump's threat to pretty much restart the nuclear arms race.
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Experts fear that militarizing space with such weapons could stoke a costly new arms race.
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Under the waves, you have a new submarine arms race that's been underway for years.
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It denies any violations of the INF treaty, accusing Washington of seeking an arms race.
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That was the closest it had been since the nuclear arms race of the 1980s.
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A vast popular movement formed that demanded and won a freeze in the nuclear arms race.
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The Cold War between the U.S. and the Soviet Union catalyst the historic nuclear arms race.
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London (CNN)It's the Middle East arms race that many people don't want to talk about.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin says he shares President Donald Trump's concerns about a renewed arms race.
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And President Trump&aposs talked a lot about how he doesn&apost want an arms race.
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And Chinese news media warned that deploying THAAD in South Korea could ignite an arms race.
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"I don't think anyone's explicitly been, but at the same time, it's arms race," he said.
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A new arms race is "entirely possible", warns Pavel Podvig, an expert on Russian nuclear weapons.
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"Our attacks are not a step in a 'quid pro quo' arms race," the researchers wrote.
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Nevertheless, in many ways, AI is very much an arms race for Silicon Valley tech companies.
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Building supercomputers is a digital arms race, and China is moving quickly to solidify its lead.
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The arms race is fed in part by the slow pace of government regulation for drones.
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The wireless earbuds arms race is heating up with a new "neckband-style" set from JBL.
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It is an autonomous, intelligent arms race—one that, in our world, does not, yet, exist.
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There's an arms race going on between Google and Amazon to have the best personal assistant.
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In turn, the employment merry-go-round leads to an arms' race, and thus higher costs.
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Too few regulations could lead to a dangerous genetic engineering free-for-all and arms race.
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It's not the Cold War, where "arms race" first entered our vocabulary; it's the Vietnam War.
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There's an arms race underway for control of the world's money in the coming cashless society.
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Some see a wise decision to junk a cold war relic; others a looming arms race.
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A new (old) way for product makers to defeat patent roadblocks An arms race in patents.
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You framed your book as an arms race between the Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, Europeans, and Americans.
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This would have been the first evolutionary arms race, a fight that we're still waging today.
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" When MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski asked him to clarify, Trump said, "Let it be an arms race.
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It's a disturbing consequence of an evolutionary arms race, the females' countermeasure to notoriously aggressive males.
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That should help, but it will be doing so amid a technology arms race in banking.
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He relented following pleas from European leaders who said the move would kickstart an arms race.
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The nuclear arms race is now under new management — and that may make all the difference.
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There's a clear connection between the gender reveal arms race and other forms of intensive parenting.
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But live video figures to play an increasingly important role in that arms race going forward.
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Lack of consensus over nuclear issues would only lead to a potential global nuclear arms race.
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I think the arms race between the Post and the Times is a sight to behold.
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New spending on nuclear weapons would drag us into an expensive arms race, according to Sanders.
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The proliferating amplifiers engaged in an aural arms race, each trying to drown out the others.
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Rothman: No, our mindset is those guys are in an arms race and we're arms dealers.
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Nothing would more effectively throw gasoline on a global nuclear arms race than restarting nuclear testing.
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Trump and Putin discussed: Meeting in the near future to discuss "the arms race," per Trump.
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AI development is an arms race that will be won by the cleverest, best-funded side.
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"Let it be an arms race," he told "Morning Joe" co-host Mika Brzezinski in December.
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Since then, the countries have engaged in an arms race that has outpaced traditional nuclear rivals.
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"Let it be an arms race," Trump reportedly said to "Morning Joe" co-host Mika Brzezinski.
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Jordan's foreign minister warned of a potential arms race in the region absent the nuclear deal.
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And the arms race is also unpleasant and counterproductive for many of the well-off students.
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By doing so, they kicked off a North American arms race that rages to this day.
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Senses, nervous systems and behaviors escalated an arms race against the senses and behaviors of others.
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But should he follow through on instigating a nuclear arms race, the consequences could be severe.
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"We're in a technological arms race, as detection technology improves, so does the deceptive technology," Rep.
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"'A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall' did not end the nuclear arms race," Mr. Remnick said.
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It also cited the ministry as warning that the deployment would spark a new arms race.
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But he also alluded to a "coming Arms Race" without making it clear what he meant.
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We must avoid a new arms race — that's dangerous, especially when it comes to nuclear weapons.
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He said that Russia would not be dragged into a costly arms race despite NATO's behavior.
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But the great capital arms race had reached its zenith and fallen for the two companies.
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Something of an arms race has developed to see who can find a successful formula first.
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"This is an interesting reaction to the peak of the credit card arms race," Schulz said.
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And yet, there's a veritable arms race to build these augmented reality platforms of the future.
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This piece is a bit long, so here's the TL;DR for those who can't or won't read the whole thing: In short, software security is a virtual arms race, and when you put software into a weapon, you turn it into a literal arms race.
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The fast-shipping arms race sparked by Amazon is radically reshaping how stuff gets around the world.
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Russia has itself been accused of flirting with a new nuclear arms race, an allegation it rejects.
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It warned an "inevitable" AI arms race could prove as revolutionary as the invention of nuclear weapons.
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Most countries deliberately keep their defense AI secret, ultimately fueling the arms race Musk was warning about.
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They're in an arms race with bots, trolls, and every other undesirable who slips through content filters.
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Here's the part where I point out that email clients are in a never-ending arms race.
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The United States and Russia are entering a new arms race, and the costs aren't just monetary.
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The uptick in military spending doesn't necessarily spell looming confrontation or an outright arms race, analysts say.
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But its collapse must not mean a return to the frenzied arms race of the cold war.
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Such a meeting, the president suggested, might offer the opportunity to stem a major global arms race.
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The Soviet Union and America were locked in a nuclear arms race, producing ever more dangerous weapons.
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Stigmatizing and preventing such an arms race should be a high priority for national and global security.
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However, what began as a scientific and commercial contest now has evolved into a technological arms race.
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A new arms race would be a dark era for people who don't want to get nuked.
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Russia promptly said that it was doing the same, paving the way for a new arms race.
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But in the never-ending arms race for the extreme, Bugatti thinks it can one-up itself.
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Which means deepfakes will likely become (or stay) an arms race between the creators and the detectors.
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Or maybe the political instability and potential renewal of a nuclear arms race will signal the end.
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He calls the autonomous arms race a Pandora's Box which, once opened, will be tough to close.
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He was also a fervent critic of arms control during the height of the nuclear arms race.
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European leaders worry any collapse of the INF treaty could lead to a new, destabilizing arms race.
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But in doing so, it will also risk accelerating a nuclear arms race in Asia (see chart).
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"We've got an arms race in the toy category," Moody's retail analyst Charlie O'Shea said last month.
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That would likely lead to an arms race, with more countries seeking to follow North Korea's example.
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Endangered neighboring states considered launching their own nuclear programs, triggering fears of a Middle East arms race.
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To me, that would be a major setback, and potentially provoke an arms race in the region.
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Instead, many have focused on an "arms race" to own customers' relationships with traditional banks, Mokhtarzada said.
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"This is an arms race, and that means we need to be ever more vigilant," she said.
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Meanwhile, European investment fund JAB is leading an arms race to build a coffee and breakfast empire.
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The United States will always maintain an overwhelming military advantage and Russia will lose any arms race.
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The arms race for an edge intensifies every year as elite triathletes work to minimize wind resistance.
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This more recent White House perspective stems from worries of the cost of a nuclear arms race.
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It sets off an arms race of ads as candidates try to neutralize or displace their opponents.
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"It's an arms race and we are way outgunned, about 100-to-1,000 to 85033," Farid said.
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In other words, a new round in an arms race aimed at Armageddon is already well underway.
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Artificial Intelligence Arms Race From manufacturing to retail merchandising algorithms, AI offers great benefits to numerous industries.
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Soccer video games have spent much of the last 20 years in an arms race for authenticity.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, asked about the dangers of an arms race Friday, pointed at Moscow.
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Relations warmed in the 1970s, leading to a series of agreements that slackened the nuclear arms race.
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It's a kind of fancy mouth guard, and the technological arms race around sleep apnea is fascinating.
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Without a nonproliferation agreement, some diplomats fear the world will plunge into an algorithm-driven arms race.
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And that, in turn, is why Trump's casual talk about a new arms race is so unsettling.
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It was also the latest move in a cultural and architectural arms race raging in the Gulf.
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The sustained success has allowed Stetson to close the gap in college baseball's arms race, as well.
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One thing is clear about this arms race: It is an absurd battle of machine against machine.
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But with internet search, producers have been forced into a sort of arms race of key words.
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But amid a long-term, high-tech arms race, trade is now the war of the kings.
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These companies, along with Qualcomm, are in a silicon arms race, constantly shuffling slots on the leaderboard.
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The deal will expand PayPal's global reach and highlights the arms race in the world of payments.
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But the PlayStation 4 sold significantly better than the Xbox One despite a similar spec arms race.
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Democratic efforts have not gone unanswered by Republicans, resulting in an arms race in campaign-finance spending.
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Online banks, McBride said, are currently in an "arms race" to lure people with the best rates.
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The Rush-Bagot agreement of 1817 averted what would have been a costly and dangerous arms race.
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An arms race -- be it literal or verbal -- could pose a serious threat to US national security.
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Acura, not one to be left out of the tech arms race, just doubled down on autonomy.
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He promptly sent out his press secretary to deny that Russia was starting a new arms race.
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The great powers have already carefully crafted treaties to limit a nuclear arms race in outer space.
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These efforts may sound like a diversity arms race, but some experts say they are not enough.
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Still, a new arms race isn't foreordained — yet — and with enough common sense, we can avoid one.
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"For a long time, we had this arms race of how punitive DAs could be," he explained.
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The art and science that goes into the ever-expanding arms race of fireworks displays is incredible.
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And so because of the dearth of talent the Republicans were getting murdered in the tech arms race.
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That raises the prospect of a new arms race between Washington and Moscow, which denies flouting the treaty.
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Supporters of the deal say its collapse could trigger a regional arms race and worsen Middle East tensions.
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This has triggered what Internet & Jurisdiction, the think-tank that organised the conference, calls a "legal arms race".
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We are entering an arms race which long precedes us, and will go on long after we disappear.
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Instead, computer firms such as Microsoft and Google have become locked in an arms race with the spammers.
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Faced with the prospect of Russia developing more nukes, Trump said that an arms race would be good.
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This is an arms race, and we're going to be working to stay ahead of our adversaries forever.
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The arms race for plant-based protein is heating up, and this time the oceans are under attack.
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Image: GettyThe retailer arms race continues as Walmart becomes the latest company to jump on the drone bandwagon.
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They can help solve problems with North Korea, Syria, Ukraine, ISIS, Iran and even the coming Arms Race.
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Ian Bremmer, founder of political risk consultancy Eurasia Group, says it's nothing short of a regional arms race.
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Bears can climb as daringly as a mountain goat, and are winning the arms race for our food.
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"It's always been an arms race," said Steve Manzuik, director of security research at start-up Duo Security.
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This pressure has created an education arms race with the private tuition industry one of the main beneficiaries.
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It's an arms race though, as schools identify the VPNs kids are using and block those as well.
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We should not rush to sell them advanced arms and promote an arms race in the Middle East.
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It could also force Beijing into a costly arms race, forcing China to spend more on missile defenses.
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I do think you understate the dangerous political consequences of an arms race between nations over AI technology.
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The paper also cited Cai as saying that the THAAD deployment "could lead an arms race into space".
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What happens next is an arms race, though it seems to me that Amazon might have already won.
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It also has the consequence of creating an even more intense pharmacological arms race between testing and hiding.
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Azeri oil wealth fueled an arms race; Baku's defence spending eventually came to exceed Yerevan's entire government budget.
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SAN FRANCISCO — You could see "Warcraft" as just one more entry in the arms race of summer movies.
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"As the actors misuse the platforms, we're going to be responding much like an arms race," she said.
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A nuclear Iran would destabilize the region and set off a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
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The prevalence of high-powered weapons in America is creating an arms race between citizens and the authorities.
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Will this review reflect our "let it be an arms race" Twitter president or something more responsibly restrained?
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Spicer responded on NBC's "Today" show that he is confident that there will not be an arms race.
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What used to be an arms race for supercomputing primacy among technological nations has turned into a blowout.
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Like President Reagan's arms race with the USSR, the tariff tit-for-tat involves both costs and risks.
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He told me that even an arms race to the top of the market would benefit overlooked neighborhoods.
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Instead, both Trump and Putin have identified "the arms race" as the problem that requires their urgent attention.
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So the growing wealth inequality in the US has created the groundwork for this merit-aid arms race.
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Streaming arms race For now, analysts credit Netflix's hefty spending with sparking blockbuster growth, especially in international markets.
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The suspension raises concerns about a renewed arms race with Moscow and has put European allies on edge.
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"Let it be an arms race," she quoted him as saying to her and fellow host Joe Scarborough.
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If the world gets into an A.I. arms race, it will almost certainly guarantee the worst possible outcome.
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"Security is an arms race, and it's never done," Ms. Sandberg said in a conference call on Tuesday.
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Unable to agree on terms, they settled for an ongoing drawdown of nuclear forces, reversing the arms race.
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Now, he said, Republicans in Washington seem to be in an arms race to the lowest rates possible.
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It could make all the difference in preventing a new regional nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
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The latest revelations of Moscow's development of hypersonic weapons has sparked new fears over a budding arms race.
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China upholds the peaceful use of outer space and opposes weaponizing outer space or an arms race there.
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And until governments across the world rethink their current reckless online arms race, things can only get worse.
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Elon Musk's car company Tesla appears to be leading the "arms race" for lithium-ion batteries — for now.
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Yet a failure to act will pull the United States further into a costly, perilous nuclear arms race.
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If the plaintiffs in this case are successful, the arms race for top athletes may have no limit.
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But if it's an arms race and you're the arms dealer, you need to use your own arms.
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And now, researchers are trying to use this molecular "arms race" to better control our own tweaked CRISPR systems.
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SCHOEN: Well, look, I think you have to give him credit for stopping the nuclear arms race in Korea.
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The result may be a resumption of the kind of medium-range missile arms race the original treaty halted.
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In Eastern Asia a rapidly modernizing Chinese military is likewise driving what some are calling a regional arms race.
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So if the FBI gets its way, the arms race between law enforcement and technology companies will only continue.
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The ambition du jour in the perennial arms race between television manufacturers is making TVs as thin as possible.
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The ambition du jour in the perennial arms race between television manufacturers is making TVs as thin as possible.
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The war of words over missile deployment in Asia has raised concerns about an arms race in the region.
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Putin has said Russia does not want a new arms race, but has also dialled up his military rhetoric.
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Gaming has seen out the graphical arms race, and realized that competition is a compelling factor in virtual entertainment.
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But gun-control advocates, such as Chipman, contend that Sessions is encouraging a domestic arms race driven by fear.
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But some have questioned whether that arms race is one worth stoking, or if it matters all that much.
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More broadly, Juno Bio says there is an arms race for understanding and harnessing the information that microbiome hold.
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Then, in 2013, Ford shocked us with a gorgeous design that forced a styling arms race in the segment.
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The United States is boycotting this effort to stop the new arms race and literally wasn't in the room.
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In the escalating arms race of luxury real estate, sellers have a new, not-so-secret weapon: Celebrity brokers.
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"This is going to be a constant arms race," said Katie Harbath, Facebook's global politics and government outreach director.
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There's this risk of an arms race, where, individually, nations are pursuing various military advances that are very reasonable.
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The Beyond Meat, Impossible Foods alternative-protein arms race Is Warren Buffett wrong about maintaining confidence in Kraft Heinz?
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And yet, he followed up his statements with a description that sure sounds like an arms race to me.
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With a budget of just $30m per year, WADA is wielding a knife in a highly-charged arms race.
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It's more of a concept, and it's a high stakes arms race that no retailer can afford to lose.
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Were North Korea to emerge from that negotiation as a recognised nuclear power, an Asian arms race might ensue.
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The arms race between Netflix and people who want to watch videos only available in other countries has begun.
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The nuclear arms race between the US and Soviet Union displaced 20113 Marshallese as refugees in their own country.
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Putin has said Russia does not want a new arms race, but has also dialed up his military rhetoric.
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There's a reason the Detroit Big 13 automakers are in a arms race when it comes to big pickups.
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By midsummer, talk of a "new cold war arms race" over artificial intelligence was pervasive in the US media.
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What's your take on the Cerner versus Epic hospital battles that have defined the electronic health records arms race?
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Still, Trump's proposed buildup may not set off the kind of arms race with Beijing that you might expect.
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This is not sad, since that 1998 arms race was not good baseball and led to rampant PED abuse.
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Spalding's intent was to build a secure 5G network that would help win the "AI arms race" against China.
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But the unfortunate reality is that the arms race has already started, and only one side is really armed.
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And I think we've seen plenty of evidence proving that this is an arms race that can't be won.
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Some policy analysts have described the situation as an "arms race" that can only be halted by congressional action.
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Obama resisted pulling out of the pact after European leaders said doing so could kickstart a new arms race.
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By the more-is-more arms-race logic that typically attends presidential campaigns, it sounds like an absurd question.
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G.E. is betting that its deep knowledge of industry will give it an edge in this software arms race.
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Musk has tweeted that he fears a global arms race for artificial intelligence will cause the third World War.
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He suggests Japan and South Korea should develop their own nuclear forces, which could ignite a nuclear arms race.
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Some critics have expressed concerns that the move, without a proper follow-on agreement, could spur an arms race.
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Unfortunately, there's a new kind of arms race that is threatening to upset the balance of power — in cyberspace.
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In The Twits, a hideous married couple engage in a sick arms race of hateful tricks against each other.
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"This is a forever process, because security is always an arms race," Sandberg said during an interview with Bloomberg.
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Hedge funds these days are in an arms race against each other to snap up the best possible talent.
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"This arms race has been going on since the beginning of time," Schmidt said in an interview last week.
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Israel has gotten involved in the conversation in an attempt to prevent a potential arms race in the region.
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Many analysts worry the withdrawal of the US from the treaty will open the door to an arms race.
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Congress must not allow the Trump administration to plunge the United States into a 21st-century nuclear arms race.
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"If you speak about the arms race, it started when the U.S. withdrew from the ABM Treaty," he said.
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Putin said Moscow had asked the U.S. to de-escalate an arms race but that Washington had not responded.
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Ms. Gabbard, a congresswoman from Hawaii, has railed against "regime change wars" and warned of a nuclear arms race.
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And now there's a new entry in the self-driving arms race, rolled out at the end of January.
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If another arms race is about to begin, Moscow and Washington have already lapped the global competition several times.
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"Let it be an arms race … we will outmatch them at every pass and outlast them all," Trump said.
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He predicted that G.E.'s new machine will likely set off what he called an "arms race" among competitors.
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"Let it be an arms race," he said in a phone conversation with Mika Brzezinski of MSNBC on Friday.
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A new arms race would also sap the credibility of Washington's efforts to prevent the spread of these weapons.
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The case, an acrimonious battle between Waymo and Uber, spotlights the arms race surrounding autonomous vehicle talent and technology.
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Security experts describe an arms race between services that weed out scammers and attackers developing new tricks and workarounds.
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Mr. Trump has at times called for starting a new arms race, saying that American technology would ultimately win.
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The offense has the advantage in this type of arms race, a reality that some lawmakers seem to ignore.
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Some experts fear that testing the U.S. arsenal for the first time since 212 would risk an arms race.
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Some experts fear that testing the U.S. arsenal for the first time since 1992 would risk an arms race.
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Some experts fear that testing the U.S. arsenal for the first time since 1992 risks starting an arms race.
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" Trump said, asserting that the Kremlin can help solve a host of international problems — "even the coming Arms Race.
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It might also provoke an AI arms race with Russia and China that could upset the global nuclear balance.
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Life moves fast in the discount brokerage universe, where every announcement and product launch sparks a new arms race.
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With Trump and Putin pulling out of treaties, it may be up to Congress to prevent an arms race.
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CYBG told investors it would not join the mortgages arms race but prioritise growth in business and unsecured lending.
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Related: The Undersea Arms Race Between the US and Russia Is Back On That brings us to the economics.
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And the reason the Republicans were attractive to us was because the Democrats were significantly leading the tech arms race.
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That would remove restrictions on the largest nuclear weapons, and could spark an even wider arms race – or something worse.
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Still, some fear that Washington's withdrawal from that agreement may simply make matters worse, setting off a new arms race.
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The Carrefour deal is tipped to up the arms race as Carrefour China's retail presence could boost Suning's offline reach.
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Its surface, new measurements reveal, is as black as the blackest material known—the result of an abyssal arms race.
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And it would certainly not pay for the new nuclear arms race that the president has also suggested he favours.
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HADLEY GAMBLE: You have no worries that we could end up with a potential arms race in the Middle East.
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It's like a missile defense shield for smaller traders who cannot afford to participate in the high-speed arms race.
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This techno-evolutionary arms race between authorities and protesters isn't new—and it's not just playing out in authoritarian countries.
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This has led to an arms race, as owners seek to build ever-grander stadiums with ever-more-luxurious boxes.
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And easy access for consumers might be more crucial to winning the flying taxi arms race than pure technical innovation.
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Eero kicked off an arms race of router innovation when it launched the first mesh Wi-Fi system last year.
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These constraints matter, because Scharre foresees a classic arms race around these weapons as dozens of countries pursue these machines.
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The bottom line: "It's an arms race of taxpayers versus private capital," says Axios' health care business reporter Bob Herman.
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Another thing to keep an eye out for is the continued escalation in the arms race between Uber and Lyft.
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"What we are seeing is an arms race in sign-up bonuses, " said Matt Schulz, senior industry analyst at CreditCards.com.
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During the election campaign the SPD's Sigmar Gabriel, then the foreign minister, called the 2% NATO goal an "arms race".
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Lavrov insisted that Russia does not want an "arms race" but was ready to respond to military threats if necessary.
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Right now, countries appear to be racing to build their military capabilities—but an arms race isn't the only answer.
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A secretive, pitched arms race has opened up between the US, China, Russia, and, to a lesser extent, North Korea.
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Shortly before releasing Putin's Christmas letter last week, Trump tweeted that he was ready for a new nuclear arms race.
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Business Insider editor Josh Barro tweeted: Trump's "arms race" tweet is interesting in that it's basically a warning TO Putin.
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Racists are locked in a linguistic arms race with software designed to trawl the web and pick out hateful keywords.
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Also, the lawmaker has expressed concern that the massive defense package could lead to an arms race in the region.
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Its presence is vociferously opposed by China, Russia and North Korea, which all say THAAD is fueling an arms race.
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Facebook is in an "arms race" in its efforts to protect elections from outside interference, according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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There's an arms race in the hunt for tradable software vulnerabilities, but it's not just about methods — price counts, too.
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Many have rightly suggested that introducing good bots to compete with bad bots reduces public discourse to an arms race.
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Some warn it could start a Mideast arms race if Iran also leaves the deal and restarts its nuclear program.
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"If they do get a nuclear weapon, you're going to get an arms race in the Middle East," Johnson said.
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Nuclear weapons are a dangerous source of instability, and ramping up the nuclear arms race comes with potentially disastrous consequences.
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The arms race between the US and the Soviet Union was already in full swing, so tensions were steadily increasing.
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The Trump Administration's new missile defense plan could require taxpayers to foot the bill for a new nuclear arms race.
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Tokyo and Pyongyang have been locked in an arms race since 23 when North Korea fired a missile over Japan.
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In pushing for extension, Engel and McCaul are helping President Trump meet his goal of stopping a nuclear arms race.
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Shortly after, each nation conducted a missile test, stoking fears of a nuclear arms race similar to the Cold War.
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" He ended the tweet with what may be interpreted as a quick attempt at de-escalation: "Stop the arms race?
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Then, on Friday morning, he said in a statement to MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that he's supportive of an arms race.
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" He says relations have hit a new low but "there is no reason for this," adding: "stop the arms race?
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There's an arms race between Facebook, Twitter, YouTube along with Amazon to buy up the rights to broadcast live events.
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In sum, enhancing our deterrence credibility is safer than stoking the flames by entering into an arms race over GLCMs.
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This power grab is an insult to Wisconsin's citizens and risks sparking a partisan arms race that can paralyze government.
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The hard truth is that the problem of disinformation campaigns will never be fixed; it's a constantly evolving arms race.
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There are nine primary game modes: Competitive, Casual, Deathmatch, Arms Race, Demolition, Wingman, Flying Scoutsman, Danger Zone and Weapons Course.
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Facebook has framed its struggle as an "arms race" between itself and the bad actors trying to exploit its services.
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"I drew myself," wrote Mr. Holtom, a World War II conscientious objector who was alarmed by the nuclear arms race.
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No one involved seems to see an end to the fake follower versus follower auditor tussle—just an arms race.
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But he has acknowledged that Facebook was in an "arms race" against those who were trying to manipulate the platform.
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One group of moths escaped this deadly arms race by flying during the day; they eventually gave rise to butterflies.
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" He added: "They can help solve problems with North Korea, Syria, Ukraine, ISIS, Iran and even the coming Arms Race.
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Otherwise, it faces a political ad misinformation arms race in stern contrast to its other pro-truth efforts announced today.
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"Is this an arms race that never stops?" asked Christina Boni, a senior credit officer at Moody's focused on retailers.
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The Trump administration has embraced the programs, but critics warn against a new arms race and billions of dollars squandered.
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There were points along the way when leaders could have held back, especially on military rivalry and the arms race.
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"There&aposs an arms race going on," said Chris Howell, CTO of Wickr, a software company specializing in encrypted services.
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" In the words of Gene Munster from Loup Ventures, "There's now an arms race to capture the next computing platform.
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He added that he would be extremely concerned about the potential for an arms race if that treaty goes away.
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At last month's Munich Security Conference, NATO's Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg spoke passionately about an arms race he sees unfolding.
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But he has acknowledged that Facebook is in an "arms race" against those who are trying to manipulate the platform.
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The arms race was a defining element of the Cold War between the U.S., its allies and the Soviet Union.
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Without those restrictions, Washington and Moscow could get more nuclear bombs ready for use — potentially kicking off an arms race.
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Several are now locked in an arms race to buy up new brands both to increase growth and to diversify.
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It was like an arms race of doing increasingly inappropriate things — nobody with bad intentions, but it got really bad.
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They worry that a program without non-proliferation safeguards could eventually lead to a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
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The other big concern is that Pakistan sees the Agni-V development as proof it's falling behind in an arms race.
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Aside from helping the US catch up to China in the genetic arms race, the study breaks some important new ground.
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"Russia and US are essentially in an arms race," says Laicie Heeley, a nuclear expert at the Truman National Security Project.
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OneChronos — Next generation financial exchange Trading on the stock market has become an arms race to build the fastest smartest algorithms.
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"...We must not and will not let ourselves be drawn into an expensive arms race," Putin told Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu.
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YouTube Bows Out of Hollywood Arms Race With Netflix and Amazon Bloomberg says YouTube is pulling back on premium original shows.
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"We don't want to create an arms race to make technology the forefront of our cars on the track," he says.
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To be fair, I would argue that CamSoda hasn't just entered the arms race but that they've detonated the Big One.
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Over the long run, Washington won't win a cryptographic arms race with Silicon Valley -- and in many respects shouldn't want to.
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By overusing antibiotics, humanity unwittingly tipped the scales in an evolutionary arms race, leaving behind the strongest, most drug-resistant bacteria.
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All eight of the other nuclear armed states are pursuing similar plans, stoking what has become a new global arms race.
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But it's all part of the 0-day game, an arms race to protect against or breach the latest security measures.
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It's an arms race that already includes Netflix, Amazon, Twitter, Snapchat, Hulu, Google (YouTube), Apple, Comcast, Verizon, Sony, and many more.
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As the arms race intensifies between companies such as Intel, Google, IBM and Rigetti to pack more qubits onto single chips.
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Scrapping the deal now may exacerbate tensions between the US and Europe, and it could spark a new arms race. 5.
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At the height of the military arms race between the US and the Soviet Union, aviation records were a big deal.
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An arms race was not just about weapons, but about psychology: let us show you what we could do to you.
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Meanwhile, Ian Bremmer, the president and founder of Eurasia Group, believes there is an arms race going on in the region.
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Without a doubt, these animals are the product of seemingly endless arms race, where each evolutionary adaptation is countered by another.
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"My hope is that we've created a kind of arms race for pro-family and -children cash-based policy," he says.
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"It is an arms race," said Keith Anderson, a senior vice president at e-commerce analytics firm Profitero, based in Ireland.
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"In the arms race of paid-leave weeks, I think we're going to see a focus on child care," he said.
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The move is yet another salvo in the continuing delivery "arms race" that is enveloping retail, Charlie O'Shea of Moody's said.
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Asked if China wanted to see an arms race in the region, Hua said: "The answer to that is definitely no".
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Without a swift about-face, the U.S. will lose this new technological arms race and put America's national security at risk.
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"This bill ... pushes us even further and faster down the path to war, toward a new nuclear arms race," said Rep.
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"This bill … pushes us even further and faster down the path to war, toward a new nuclear arms race," said Rep.
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Moscow denies it has violated the treaty and says Washington is withdrawing because it wants to pursue a new arms race.
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That could encourage both those US allies to develop their own nuclear arms programs, precipitating an arms race in North Asia.
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"Let it be an arms race, we will outmatch them at every pass ... and outlast them all," Brzezinski recounted Trump saying.
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This arms race reached its pinnacle when one day I woke up lying on the floor covered in my own blood.
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Esper's comments are likely to raise concern about an arms race and could add to an already tense relationship with China.
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Trump will also have to explain how a new nuclear arms race would be affordable, let alone a sound policy choice.
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In showcasing such a dangerous weapon, Putin appears to be flirting with a major new arms race with the United States.
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The president has previously shown an interest in discussing the arms race with the leaders of China and Russia, in particular.
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Most celebrated the news as a sign that the United States was ready to compete in the growing AI arms race.
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And someone should remind Mr. Putin that one reason the Soviet Union collapsed was an arms race that it couldn't afford.
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Analysts generally agree that Russia has violated the treaty, but some have worried that U.S. withdrawal could spur an arms race.
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But until this arms-race of companies agrees on some degree of universality, the marketplace of content will be terribly fragmented.
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Russia has also expressed concern about the potential deployment of THAAD, saying it could trigger an arms race in Northeast Asia.
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Arms control advocates have expressed concern that the bilateral withdrawal from the treaty could trigger a Cold War–style arms race.
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It will be up to the next American president to continue this effort and work to prevent another nuclear arms race.
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A historical parallel here is the 85033s arms race with the Soviet Union that President Ronald Reagan embarked on — and won.
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Also like the arms race, it is something that the U.S. wins in relative terms (notwithstanding absolute damage in the process).
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Trump also warned Putin during the March phone call that the U.S. would win an arms race against Russia, Axios reported.
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But the Instagram-Snapchat arms race has led to increasingly gaudy and bombastic augmented reality filters, colorful stickers and seething GIFs.
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Rather, the move "would escalate the arms race between Apple Music and Spotify," as both offer a similar catalog of songs.
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We will neither support, nor enable, a precipitous course of action that increases the risk of an unconstrained nuclear arms race.
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Netflix is in an arms race of sorts against rival streaming services owned by Amazon (AMZN), Hulu and Google's (GOOGL) YouTube.
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Its crowning achievement was stopping the nuclear arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union from expanding into space.
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The president's plans for a new military force could spur an extraterrestrial arms race and make combat in orbit more likely.
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Ms. Gabbard has focused on ending what she calls "regime change wars," the "new Cold War" and the nuclear arms race.
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It quickly escalates into a steampunk alt-history of a world where genetic engineering is the new pre-WWII arms race.
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Much of the media coverage has described the situation as the culmination of a partisan arms race: Both sides do it.
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What's next: Analysts predict that the streaming war, and the content arms race it created, will spur investment in animated content.
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The bomb, which the police said caused no damage or injuries, intensified the street-level arms race between officers and protesters.
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Then turn the dial and add the possibility of a regional nuclear arms race triggered by Iran dashing for a bomb.
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It is a dangerous world, and staying ahead of our adversaries will, regrettably, be an arms race for years to come.
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The paces made by Russia and China have triggered a three-way arms race in developing this new breed of weapon.
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Officials in France have said that killing the Iran deal could set off a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
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In order to calm new fears of a budding arms race, Trump said he would discuss reducing nuclear weapons with Putin.
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China has condemned the missile shield as a provocation by the Americans that risked a new arms race in the region.
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"If you want to have an arms race we can do that, but I'll win," Trump reportedly told his Russian counterpart.
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If antibiotics are indeed weapons, then humans are latecomers to an aeons-old arms race, whose rules remain opaque to us.
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This would be more than an arms race, said Vipin Narang, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor who studies nuclear powers.
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There is a constant arms race between tech company security teams and scammers, hackers, and fraudsters trying to exploit their users.
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We must enable our allies to keep up with a renewed arms race, and simultaneously encourage renewed and deeper regional dialogue.
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"Companies across the economy are in an arms race to soak up every source of data and monetize it," Chopra wrote.
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Certainly, America's decision makers owe their country the debate before spending large amounts and unnecessarily contributing to a new arms race.
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As talks progressed, the figure ballooned — an arms race between Democrats' domestic budget wishes and the GOP's pot of defense cash.
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A report in China's state news agency Xinhua said the deployment of THAAD could kick off an "arms race" in the region.
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Both countries are looking to boost their nuclear capabilities, raising the prospect of a new arms race between the US and Russia.
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Defending his stance, Putin said he was not trying to trigger a new arms race but rather to stop that from happening.
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North Korea could potentially start a nuclear arms race by selling its technological know-how to other countries — and do so secretly.
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Isn't that belief alone enough to create a high-stakes, winner-take-all arms race among the major powers of the world?
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In the meantime, bacteria are simply winning the arms race, outpacing the development of new drugs and programs designed to combat resistance.
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Some now encourage South Korea and Japan to build nuclear weapons and to fuel an arms race that could collapse that peace.
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Both the US and the Soviet Union wanted to prevent the expansion of the nuclear arms race into a completely new territory.
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Blessed with a TV news presidency, CNN and MSNBC are entrenched in an arms race to land "contributors" exclusive to their airwaves.
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It may be an escalating arms race, but we'll find out just how well this story is playing out with the company.
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By the mid-19833s, the arms race had reached its illogically logical endpoint: If one side struck, everyone would be wiped out.
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Our results show that if deployed, perceptual ad blockers would engender a new arms race that overwhelmingly favors publishers and ad-networks.
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We've never had a president tempted to casually imply in a tweet that the US will start a new nuclear arms race.
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Facebook cannot defeat Russian aggression alone, as much as the company is working to win the online arms race on its platform.
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But a wholly unnecessary and dangerous new nuclear arms race would mean either giving up on conventional military capabilities or raising taxes.
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"The battle against bots is an arms race," said Joe Berchtold, the chief operating officer of Live Nation Entertainment, which owns Ticketmaster.
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In point style karate competition the arms race on rapid advance and retreat often turns the actual event into a foot race.
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A global arms race is underway, and is beginning to create a layering of technologies I like to call the experience stack.
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Go deeper: Special report: Global threats multiple Russia and China form a front The AI arms race is a self-fulfilling prophecy
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In Asia countries may hedge against America's unreliability by cosying up to China or by arming themselves, accelerating a destabilising arms race.
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Another trend that could hasten the end of the arms race in first-class facilities is the shift towards smaller passenger jets.
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But if Putin had to scale back social spending plans to fund a wider arms race, that could further dent his ratings.
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In the arms race of television shows becoming increasingly realistic, Silicon Valley might be winning, writes Andrew Marantz for the New Yorker.
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Though the cold-war hysteria has subsided, the worry that the youngest generation of Americans is losing an educational arms race endures.
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"When we talk about an arms race, we tend to think about the wars that have already been fought," Webb tells Axios.
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"I think there is an arms race happening in the Middle East," Bremmer told CNBC at the Munich Security Conference on Sunday.
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" READ: White House releases unexpectedly romantic coin featuring Trump and Kim Jong Un Another claimed: "The U.S. is provoking an arms race.
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"There's an arms race underway," Michael Rubin, a former Pentagon official and Arab affairs expert at the American Enterprise Institute, told CNBC.
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In a related section of the story, Trump explains his view that the focus on the US-USSR arms race is excessive.
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The 60s and 70s became an arms race for manufacturers of amps and distortion pedals, opening new realms of possibilities for musicians.
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The current alliances on the subcontinent and the unsettling arms race between Pakistan and India hark back to the war of 1962.
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The CGI business is an arms race for canniness, and this surreal short just might be a harbinger of the war's end.
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Putin's push to develop weapons of this caliber has sparked concerns of a budding arms race among China, the U.S. and Russia.
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"It's now an arms race," said Sabah Oney, a geneticist and business development lead at Alector, a Silicon Valley-based therapeutics company.
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We seem determined to replay the Cold War arms race, with costs estimated at more than $2202 trillion — with predictably terrible dangers.
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Britain first levied income tax during the Napoleonic wars; other countries instituted it during the arms race before the first world war.
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Just as the NPT helped slow the arms race and stabilize our world, an extension of New Start could do the same.
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National-security aides were unnerved—any such increase would violate a raft of disarmament treaties and set off a global arms race.
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In these earlier episodes, the dangers of the arms race itself were seen as greater than those of falling behind the enemy.
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The result would be a dangerous arms race that could destabilize the region and bring more nuclear weapons close to Russia's frontiers.
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"There is now an arms race to offer more and more services and keep people in their environments longer," Ms. Ask said.
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Apple is poised to join the 5G arms race after settling with Qualcomm and buying the majority of Intel's smartphone-modem business.
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The Vision Fund has spurred an arms race in the venture industrySoftBank's large investments are also distorting the labor market, Malven said.
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The U.S. plan will, of course, affect Russia's plans for the future of its arsenal, and a budding arms race is underway.
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The annual job fair in October is an "insane arms race of free corporate swag", says Ashwin Siripurapu, a computer-science graduate.
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"Excessive risk aversion is not going to help us win an arms race that is so heavily rooted in automation," Butler said.
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Moscow denies it has violated the treaty and says Washington is pulling out because it wants to pursue a new arms race.
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Related: The Undersea Arms Race Between the US and Russia Is Back On The point of keeping Soviet submarines out was twofold.
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And, as ever with security, it's an arms race to keep on top of evolving threats, so it may be that harvest.
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Albeit, security is ever an arms race so there's little doubt a clever hacker will come up with a workaround in time.
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Scavenging may have been a steppingstone to active predation, and the evolution of the first predators kicked off a massive arms race.
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In effect, Trump may be fueling an arms race with Moscow — even though he's asking for Russia's help to end the escalation.
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For decades, the arms race had been a war of forced obsolescences, with each new weapons system rendering the previous iteration useless.
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It would mean a break from decades of nonproliferation policy, and it could set off a nuclear arms race in Northeast Asia.
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This arms race exacerbates inequality, because it can make upper-middle-class students seem more accomplished than working-class and poor students.
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The United States, Mr. Trump said, will develop weapons now prohibited by the treaty, prompting Russian warnings of a new arms race.
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Today I stand up for saying we, the United States, should no longer be fueling the arms race in the Middle East.
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In this atrocity arms race, chemical weapons have a psychological power far exceeding even conventional means of mass killings, like barrel bombs.
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Upshot ____ A "parental arms race" is roiling youth swimming: Some children are wearing $500 high-tech racing suits, raising questions about elitism.
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Creating the Space Force sets up structural changes and reinforces approaches that could hasten a costly and destabilizing arms race in space.
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ToTok, an Emirati messaging app that has been downloaded to millions of phones, is the latest escalation of a digital arms race.
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A few more weeks of this low-stakes arms race and Josiah is liable to fade into the background or disappear altogether.
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At present, both powers are amid a runaway, costly arms race involving nuclear, hypersonic, and space weapons, which neither one can win.
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In the 1980s, Soviet leaders were outmaneuvered by Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative and into an arms race that bankrupted their economy.
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WORK "Blind Date" NEGOTIATION In 1985, Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev meet in Geneva to discuss the arms race and human rights.
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The BAS assured us that the test ban had "slow(ed) the arms race" and that was the basis for its decision.
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There is no way North Korea could keep up with its richer and more technologically advanced neighbors in a conventional arms race.
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"Right now there's an arms race for customer acquisition," said Sucharita Kodali, a principal analyst at Forrester who specializes in e-commerce.
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He added that the two leaders "will probably get together in the not-too-distant future" to discuss the international arms race.
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Science YouTubers are engaging in a bit of a "foam arms race" this week with gargantuan versions of the elephant toothpaste experiment.
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Years ago, when the ROK was viewed as little more than a puppet state, Washington worried about spurring a regional arms race.
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SUV purchasing has been called an "arms race," in which people are buying bigger vehicles mostly for one reason: Everyone else is.
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But Mr. Grossman said that in the broad arms race between consumers and advertisers, the advertisers always find some way to outmaneuver us.
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Behind the scenes, though, the weather modeling arms race is heating up with the American model getting a major upgrade early next year.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday that Russia has never initiated an arms race and never will, the RIA news agency reported.
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Tokyo and Pyongyang have been locked in an arms race for two decades after North Korea fired a missile over Japan in 1998.
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Last month, he ramped that up with a warning that the development of autonomous weapons platforms might provoke a potentially devastating arms race.
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But the "can I steal you?" arms race escalates to a new height when, a few minutes later, Taylor boldly takes him back.
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However, the recent arrest in Canada of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou may be the more important indicator in the accelerating tech arms race.
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Its rivals are also spending billions in an arms race that, for now, is producing the best (and the most) television in history.
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Verge reporter Julia Alexander joins the show to update us on the streaming wars (or as Julia calls it, the "streaming arms race").
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SoundCloud's subscription option comes as the streaming war has turned into an arms race, with Spotify and Apple Music making aggressive strides forward.
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"As you know, we have never wanted, do not want and will not get involved in a costly, destructive arms race," Putin said.
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A nuclear arms race, climate change, and the rampant and willful denial of the direness of these circumstances continue to threaten our existence.
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Cayetano said claimants were talking to each other as well as "non-regional players" to resolve disputes and avoid a regional arms race.
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He said the primary short-term risk is an arms race following the collapse of the Iran nuclear deal, which he helped negotiate.
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President-elect Donald Trump on his "Thank You Tour" (Photo by Mark Wallheiser/Getty Images)Remember the nuclear arms race of the 1980s?
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His big advantage in the amenities arms race is a commitment to preserving an urban campus, no matter how big his company gets.
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Likely another unparalleled arms race, a growth in global insecurity, and a tacit license for more countries to seek nukes of their own.
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The offsetting problem is that the arms race game costs us money, risks global catastrophe, and tends to encourage proliferation to other states.
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Yet if Google succeeds, it could become an early and indisputable leader in what is shaping up to be an AI arms race.
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"Let it be an arms race, we will outmatch them at every pass … and outlast them all," Brzezinski recalled the president-elect saying.
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Many other hospital systems have boasted about having Intuitive Surgical's robots, which has led to a surgical arms race over the past decade.
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"There's been a bit of an arms race where every manufacturer of a smartphone wants to get the highest battery life," he says.
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That goes to show just how important Levandowski—and other engineers like him—truly are to the arms race around self-driving cars.
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And for those of us in the non-stop arms race against state and non-state attackers, there is never room for compromise.
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" He expressed certainty that future agreements with Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping will "halt what has become a major and uncontrollable Arms Race.
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OPINION Death of nuclear treaty with Russia could start arms race with China, by Harry J. Kazianis, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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Clinton went beyond the question to warn of an emerging nuclear arms race, naming Russia and China as well as Pakistan and India.
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Instead of overinvesting in nuclear weapons and encouraging a new arms race, the United States should build only the levels needed for deterrence.
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The Kremlin has denied the accusation, and claimed the U.S. is simply using it as a pretext to start a new arms race.
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We look at the marriage of arms and artificial intelligence, and the rising alarm among scientists and activists about a robot arms race.
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If North Korea is allowed to keep its nuclear weapons, analysts suggest there's a risk the entire region could see an arms race.
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In "Arms Race One," the United States built an insanely large nuclear arsenal that peaked at more than 21625,2900 warheads in the 220006s.
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They don't want to fall behind in an arms race; Trump has already raised more than $150 million for his 2020 reelection campaign.
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Experts say that's partly a result of a sort of amenities arms race, in which schools use expensive construction projects to lure applicants.
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So the purpose was to stop the nuclear arms race in the region and to limit Iran's ability from reaching a nuclear weapon.
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As its chief competitors Sony and Microsoft have engaged in a decade and a half long arms race, Nintendo has just been Nintendo.
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One seems the result of an innovation arms race—one with some potentially alarming security implications—the other a lovingly rendered design flourish.
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The resolution follows the United States' decision to withdraw from the landmark agreement of the final days of the Cold War arms race.
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An arms-race mentality can kick in, with top programs knowing they have to be exceptional even to reach their conference's championship game.
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Scenario 4: North Korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons finally spawns an arms race with Japan, which in turn extends to other regional powers.
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While it might not be too late to change course, history shows that stopping an arms race is much harder than igniting one.
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The rush to possess these weapons has created a new arms race that could upend deterrence norms and renew Cold War-era tensions.
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A costly arms race in the 1980s, during a period of sinking oil revenues, helped to speed the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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These are a family tradition and a tourist destination, a spare-no-expense arms race for delighted gasps, bugged eyes and Instagram feeds.
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You can blame the renewed U.S.-Russian arms race, which nuclear experts warn is driving Russia to recklessly experiment with "absurd" new ideas.
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All these possibilities could pose as much a problem for China's plans for ascendancy in Asia as an arms race in the region.
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Some experts worry that could lead to an arms race, causing the US to spend even more on nuclear systems down the line.
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What they're saying: "I've referred to this as an arms race, that's the right analogy — they're getting better, we're getting better," Zuckerberg said.
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Qatar, locked in a dispute with Saudi Arabia and other Arab states, meanwhile cautioned against a potential nuclear arms race in the region.
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Those takedowns became something of an arms race, and the company has sometimes gone to extremes to try to keep things in check.
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While "arms race" describes the sets of policies that helped make the Cold War so dangerous, arms racing was not in itself policy.
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But whatever his intention, analysts say that Mr. Trump's stated desire to provoke an arms race does have a foreseeable range of outcomes.
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The arms race also dictated that the Soviet Union respond with overwhelming retaliation against the United States, to quickly neutralize any further threat.
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Now, the two are engaged in something of an arms race to own the increasingly lucrative cross-disciplinary fashion territory they have defined.
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The clock had reached two minutes to midnight only once before: in 1953 when world powers were locked in a nuclear arms race.
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Those new capabilities are part of the deterrence that Hyten cited, but critics say the document is poised to fuel an arms race.
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This time the number is £83bn, as Labour refuses to be outgunned in a fiscal arms race between Britain's three main political parties.
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Tensions have been escalating between Iran and Saudi Arabia as rhetoric over a nuclear arms race is creating anxiety between the two nations.
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The statement comes amid a new controversy over Trump's nuclear plans and fears that it could spark a new arms race with Russia.
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Mr. Trump has said the United States must "greatly strengthen and expand" its nuclear capability, "Let it be an arms race," he said.
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In Grosse Pointe, it was the "Ford girls," the great-granddaughters of Henry Ford, who had ramped up the deb-ball arms race.
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There was also the social pressure: With today's arms race of quality content, there's always "the next show" that everyone is talking about.
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If the streaming media arms race results in more music across more platforms, it's hard to argue that's a bad thing for listeners.
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Increased competition from Amazon, which is spending $1 billion on a Lord of the Rings show, and Disney, which owns both Marvel and Star Wars and is launching a streaming service in the near future, suggests a coming arms race in blockbuster TV. The state of filmmaking in Hollywood shows us what the consequences of such an arms race would be.
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The United States plans to test missiles, banned for decades, that could greatly increase tensions with Russia and conceivably kick off an arms race.
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Its demise could open the way for a new arms race in missiles, whether nuclear or conventional, whose time to target is mere minutes.
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It's also another way to show off Google's AI abilities in what is quickly becoming a technology arms race with Amazon, Facebook and Apple.
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But it warned that the increases "might create a security dilemma and start an arms race, as was the case during the Cold War".
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But his concern over the arms race presages the apocalyptic tone of much of his later work, starting with the Millennarian anxieties of 19893.
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"Research in assessing vulnerabilities in a fingerprint recognition system is a constant arms race between fixing vulnerabilities and discovering new ones," the paper said.
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Amazon has entered the video on demand (VOD) arms race in Australia, but the web giant hasn't made much of a fuss about it.
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More recently, Silicon Valley has been locked in an arms race to build a brain computer interface that allows us to communicate by thought.
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The overall goal of stronger armed forces also risks being undermined by what looks like a willingness to trigger a new nuclear arms race.
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But a wholly unnecessary and dangerous new nuclear arms race would mean either giving up on conventional military capabilities, more borrowing, or raising taxes.
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"I think this season will be an arms race, and I really feel for the teams who are under-resourced," the Frenchman had said.
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As usual, the arms race continued over the years, pirates and anti-pirates working to get the better of one another, with varying success.
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At the same time, these future enhancements will be difficult, if not impossible, to detect, forcing WADA to engage in a pointless arms race.
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Trump's comments have raised concern of an arms race in space, although the United States is a member of the 1967 Outer Space Treaty.
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That means a nuclear arms race in the Middle East between two regional powers may be on the horizon — with or without America's input.
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Netflix has started an arms race by shelling out more than $8 billion a year for content, leading to huge paydays for top producers.
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"The DPRK regime's actions will continue to be grossly overmatched by ours and would lose any arms race or conflict it initiates," he added.
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But there are signs that some airlines in America may be getting into a new arms race—or, put another way, a food fight.
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This is gonna be an arms race; we're gonna do some things, someone else is gonna do something, we're gonna have to do better.
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The simple way to look at this is that the asset managers who are competing for our money are in a technological arms race.
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Louder noise in the hospital may have led to an arms race of even louder alarms, all clamoring to be heard over each other.
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Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov insisted that Russia does not want an "arms race," but was ready to respond to military threats if necessary.
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It is undeniably plucky of North Korea, despite the challenges it faces, to have got through some preliminary heats in the nuclear-arms race.
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President Vladimir Putin's response that "there would be nothing left except an arms race" shows our world leaders have failed to learn from history.
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This arms race comes against the backdrop of falling valuations and there is a rush to take the money while it is still available.
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But MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski on Friday reported that Trump told her in an off-air interview that he welcomed a nuclear arms race.
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Moscow denies it has violated the treaty and says the Trump administration is pulling out because it wants to pursue a new arms race.
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He has pulled out of treaties with the Russians — most recently the Intermediate Nuclear Forces treaty — and invested in a new nuclear arms race.
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Apple has also reportedly spent billions of dollars on content for the service, in a TV-show and movie arms race with rival streamers.
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The Trump administration's decision to phase out the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is sparking a legislative arms race on Capitol Hill.
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Recent comments by U.S. defense officials have stoked worries that the world's largest economy is losing the hypersonic arms race to Russia and China.
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"[In the original games], we got into an arms race with ourselves," said Cory Barlog, who is reprising his role as the game's director.
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The revelations ruptured the tech community's relationship with the administration and kicked off an encryption arms race to protect digital data from government spies.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has never initiated an arms race and never will, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday, the RIA news agency reported.
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Top Russian officials are accusing the United States of using a "non-existent" threat to justify a new arms race between Washington and Moscow.
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Though it's common to read that both Russia and China are significantly ahead in this arms race, the United States has been no laggard.
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The virtual reality arms race is one that has united content and technology gatekeepers into making sure they control the reality of the future.
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Russia and the United States have a stake in that, the whole word has a stake in that, in not starting an arms race.
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At the same time, a new nuclear arms race is being fomented as both the US and Russia work to modernize their nuclear stockpiles.
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But if the US does indeed drop out of the treaty, fears of a new nuclear arms race with Russia ramp up considerably. 2.
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That would likely unleash a no-holds-barred nuclear arms race, threaten American security and potentially lead to vast increases in nuclear-weapons spending.
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In a section subtitled "Peace," the report said that Beijing would work to get ahead of a global cybersecurity arms race threatening international peace.
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For some time, it's been a hopped-up arms race as breweries regularly double or triple the amount of hops to create stronger aromas.
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Kingston Reif, director for disarmament research at the Arms Control Association advocacy group, said the document could bolster a new kind of arms race.
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Mr. Putin and his subordinates have warned of a new arms race should Mr. Trump make good on his pledge to renounce the accord.
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Though the phenomenon is still new, we are nevertheless in an arms race where the methods of detection vie with the methods of creation.
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The explosive device, set off with a mobile phone, indicated an escalation in the street-level arms race between police officers and the protesters.
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In some cases, Toscano describes a kind of amenities arms race by colleges, with students footing the bill whether they want to or not.
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The chairman of the subcommittee, Mike D. Rogers, Republican of Alabama, said the decision was a reaction to the new arms race with Moscow.
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The president's spending proposal requests money for a new arms race with Russia and China, and restores nuclear weapons as central to military policy.
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Stopping a Middle East arms race by heading off Iran's nuclear ambitions was one of the key arguments for the controversial deal with Iran.
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The U.S. withdrew from the treaty this year over Russian violations, but Democrats have warned scrapping the pact could spur a renewed arms race.
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"Maybe it is this Reaganesque strategy," Mr. Narang said, comparing India's potential strategic shift to President Ronald Reagan's arms race with the Soviet Union.
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Streaming media companies and legacy outlets can both see this, and it's creating an arms race for top-tier shows that can attract subscribers.
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The U.S. suspended one of the last Cold War nuclear arms control treaties with Russia, setting the stage for a possible new arms race.
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But in the '90s, it became yet another weapon in the loudness arms race, which was not one of artistic quality, but of profit.
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Those involved in the gubernatorial battle describe the spending as an arms race, pitting two free-spending billionaires willing to invest whatever it takes.
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The expansion of missile technology, Cordesman explained, is part of a regional arms race and will be difficult to contain than Iran's nuclear capabilities.
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Russia is touting its Iron Man — a humanoid military robot — in the new global arms race that has sprung up over high-tech weaponry.
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By cracking Go, Google takes a step ahead in the accelerating AI arms race for progress and recruiting (and publicity) with other tech giants.
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Many U.S. lawmakers are concerned that sharing nuclear technology with Saudi Arabia could eventually lead to a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
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Neither state will benefit as the stakes in this 'economic arms race' continue to escalate, and we squander available tax incentives by fighting amongst ourselves.
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The clock was conceived in 1947 — when the United States and Soviet Union were in the early stages of the Cold War's nuclear arms race.
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Should humanity embark upon an AI arms race with rival nations, a weaponized ASI could get out of control, either during peacetime or during war.
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LEE: ULTIMATELY AN ARMS RACE BETWEEN YOUR COMPANY LIKE "NEW YORK TIMES" AND "WASHINGTON POST" WITH A DEEP-POCKETED INVESTOR IN IT IN JEFF BEZOS?
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He's more measured than Musk, but he concedes that the arms race is underway and the truth is that we simply don't know what's coming.
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The NFL's relatively small number of games, combined with the ever-growing sums of money involved, has turned it into a game-planning arms race.
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"I do think there's a bit of an arms race underway," says Matt Bennett, an executive vice president at Third Way, a centrist Democratic group.
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Just like fake news, it's an arms race between the genuine and the fake, and it is far from apparent who is in the ascendancy.
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The concern, they say, is that the proposal risks setting off an arms race of Democrats promising things they won't ultimately be able to deliver.
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This arms race may be especially destabilising because the capabilities of robotic weapons systems will not become clear until someone is tempted to use them.
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But this vicious cycle of ever more annoying ads being met with increasing adblocking is a veritable arms race that can only have negative repercussions.
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" He called for more serious work by the Pentagon, saying, "There might be an artificial intelligence arms race, but we are not yet in it.
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There's a vicious arms race progressing outside the walled gardens of the major internet services, and it's all about ways to get into your head.
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Explosive nuclear tests would significantly accelerate a nuclear arms race by enabling new countries to join the race and other countries to greatly advance capabilities.
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Tl;dr online tracking is an ever evolving arms race — and privacy-related research needs to reflect actual web browsing to get the fullest picture.
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By all accounts, the newly announced weapons are a significant addition to the Kremlin's arsenal that could create new fears over a budding arms race.
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The Pentagon views tapping into Silicon Valley's expertise as essential to competing in an arms race that may hinge on developing technologies like artificial intelligence.
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Today's electronics manufacturers are in an arms race to make the sleekest, flattest TVs possible, a task made easier recently by developments in OLED technologies.
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Both Hyperloop startups have been firing on all cylinders in recent months The announcement is another sign the global Hyperloop arms race is heating up.
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However it's clear that the competition between the two startups is fueling an arms race over a transportation system that many have dismissed as vaporware.
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In fact, turning over killing decisions to machines is seen by some technologists and military strategists as inviting a new and possibly destabilizing arms race.
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"I suspect we'll probably be meeting in the not too distant future to discuss the arms race, which is getting out of control," Trump said.
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As with any arms race, the danger is that threat inflation and gamesmanship on both sides could cause the situation to spiral out of control.
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"What we're seeing is that there is somewhat of a peacetime arms race: who can have the best, most attractive parks systems," Mr. Benepe said.
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Combine this with the analytic muscle and arms-race mentality of traditional sports, and a jump in skill and strategy could be forthcoming, as well.
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The arrival of the ferocious Zetas cartel in the early 2000s in Mexico is largely regarded as having detonated an arms race within organized crime.
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Separately, Moscow has criticized a ballistic missile defense shield which the United States has activated in Europe as a step to a new arms race.
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"I introduced the oversized racket that year," she said, referring to her 110-square-inch Prince model, which foretold the technological arms race to come.
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The video showed of seven J-13s flying in formation, indicating a new stage in an arms race with US and its F-35 Lightning.
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A nuclear arms race in the Middle East would become a reality, after 10 to 85033 years, with obvious consequences to the region and beyond.
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On the contrary, it runs a real chance of inciting a new arms race as China, feeling threatened, responds by increasing its own missile arsenal.
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In the end, industry experts say the arms race for Internet connectivity at 35,000 feet is likely to lead to faster connections that cost less.
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The Soviet economy, strained by an arms race with the United States and the inherent inefficiencies and corruption of Communism, was teetering on the brink.
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Other estates in Tuscany, however, remain vulnerable to the violent invasions of wild boars and deer, which has set off something of an arms race.
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Arms race in East Asia Japan already has a number of defensive options to deal with a missile fired out of North Korea, experts say.
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Zhao said, in an effort to deter North Korea, Japan could provoke an arms race in East Asia with South Korea, China and even Russia.
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In what's been called a sexual arms race, male ducks have developed long, spiral-shaped penises to get around the challenges of tricky duck vaginas.
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The Marshall Islands said it was seeking to revive the fading debate about nuclear disarmament and warn about the dangers of a new arms race.
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"We have never participated in any kind of arms race and do not constitute a threat to any country," he told a daily news briefing.
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"If I allowed this deal to stand, there would soon be a nuclear arms race in the Middle East," Trump said in a televised statement.
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"We are essentially witnessing the breakdown of the international arms control order and (the start of) an arms race," Putin told more than 1,000 reporters.
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"If sports are being dropped, the money isn't going to women's sports — it's going to the arms race in football and men's basketball," Lopiano said.
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Mark Zuckerberg, the chief executive of Facebook, has compared the effort to an "arms race" between company security teams and groups trying to spread disinformation.
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While intellectual curiosity certainly is a part of my decision to double major, I am not oblivious to the "credentials arms race" that is occurring.
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Concerns are also growing about a potential nuclear arms race, as both world powers have now abandoned nonproliferation treaties that kept their arsenals in check.
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The fact remains that in the arms race to keep propaganda flowing, human beings review troublesome accounts only long after the damage has been done.
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Despite the Kremlin's statement last month that it wants to curb an arms race, this test flouts any practical moves to lower the bilateral temperature.
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"Congress must not allow the Tweeter in Chief to unleash a dangerous and costly nuclear arms race," Sanders wrote Friday in his response to Trump.
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Though Trump's critics generally agree Russia was violating the INF Treaty, they fear the U.S. withdrawal will lead to a Cold War–style arms race.
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When grandstanders get together, a moral arms race can break out, with each person trying to outdo the rest with increasingly ramped up moral pronouncements.
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Bloomberg has, in effect, made his billions off a financial arms race that costs vast sums but leaves everyone pretty much back where they started.
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Diplomatic dispute: Beijing warned that it wouldn't "stand idly by" if the U.S. deployed ground-based missiles to Asia, fueling fears of an arms race.
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The United States is in an "arms race" with China for artificial intelligence technology and talent, billionaire tech investor James Breyer told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The agreement also headed off a potential nuclear arms race in the Middle East at a time when the region is already rife with crisis.
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The YouTuber behind the viral, jaw-dropping foam explosion explains the clean-up process and why he&aposs hoping for a &aposfoam arms race&apos
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Federica Mogherini, the EU's top diplomat, said in January that it "made the world safer and prevented a potential nuclear arms race in the region."
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Much like our games, we've decided that we do not want to get into an arms race over high salaries or making people rich quickly.
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The so-called "enemy" in this scenario is the opposing party, and there are billions of dollars supporting this domestic arms race in our elections.
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Withdrawing from the treaty will allow the US to develop a similar missile and many analysts worry a US withdrawal could trigger an arms race.
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She had accepted Washington's deployment of an advanced missile defense system that has angered China, which is fearful of an arms race in the region.
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There is a kind of arms race between hunting dinoflagellates and their prey, Dr. Gavelis said, with a buildup of armor and more effective darts.
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Diplomatic dispute: Beijing warned that it wouldn't "stand idly by" if the U.S. deployed ground-based missiles to Asia, fueling fears of an arms race.
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Mr. Putin said Washington was fueling a new arms race by withdrawing from a landmark nuclear weapons treaty and possibly deploying new missiles in Europe.
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That could kick-start a new arms race between the two countries, where each side would try to one-up the other with better weaponry.
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The buildup could result in a new global arms race; it might also be used as a bargaining chip to produce an arms control breakthrough.
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This sort of kicks off an arms race ... Hiroshima/Nagasaki in the sense that it's a new kind of weapon that people haven't seen before.
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A pedestrian bridge over a Florida highway collapses, killing several people and crushing multiple vehicles; Saudi Arabia and Iran heat up their nuclear arms race.
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On Friday, Putin downplayed the risk of a new nuclear arms race between Russia and the US and said there was "nothing new" in Trump's tweet.
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So by trying to level the playing field with China in terms of nuclear deterrence, India could in effect have spurred Pakistan into the arms race.
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"The latest gigantic arms sales of the American president with the Gulf monarchies increase the risk of a new arms race spiral," he told the newspaper.
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However, "the malware itself has the ability to mask itself and have variable signatures," Warren added, calling it an "arms race" between device makers and hackers.
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In the arms race to find a new "edge", some firms installed their computer cabling close to the stock exchange to get data a millisecond faster.
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Unrestricted, governments will continue building their cyber arsenals and increasing the severity of their attacks — igniting a cyber-arms race akin to the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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This experiment in chemical warfare sparked an arms race that earned World War I the moniker "The Chemist's War," despite an international ban on chemical weapons.
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Also like Papers, Please, Obra Dinn's art style defies the graphics arms race of so many other games, instead establishing empathy for purposefully low resolution caricatures.
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To be sure, this would only put us somewhat ahead in the escalating arms race against forces still striving to erode our confidence in democratic institutions.
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The Doomsday Clock was moved to three minutes to midnight last year from five minutes because of fears of a nuclear arms race and climate change.
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And then there's the Square from the point of view of the stock, and people say they're spending too much money to win the arms race.
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"It is an infrastructure arms race to get things efficiently built and deployed into space," says M. Umair Siddiqui, the chief technology officer at Phase Four.
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What's probably not, however, is the difficulty of escaping the kind of arms race between neighboring cities and states that he sounds happy to get into.
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That statement alone will also tip off other countries with nuclear weapons (and, perhaps, those that would like some) that a new arms race is coming.
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And while Russia is rising as a threat in cyberspace, China represents a more powerful and strategic rival in the 22017st century tech convergence arms race.
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Should he carry through on the promises of his "America first" ideology, it could lead to an escalating arms race around the world, opponents have argued.
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In the arms race of technologies and consumer attention, the platform companies have mechanized weaponry and the open web is still armed with bow and arrow.
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Russia and China opposed the deployment of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, or THAAD, system, saying it has the potential of fueling an arms race.
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Photo by Timothy Norris This year Coachella has proven itself to be an arms race of who brings out the coolest guest artists to their set.
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Arora acknowledges that non-governmental organizations might have gotten caught in an "empathy arms race," turning out experience after experience meant to tug at our heartstrings.
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The notion that T-Mobile is starting to build something of an entertainment bundle is an interesting move in the ongoing arms race between mobile carriers.
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Statement architecture proved to be a profitable investment; Bilbao launched a kind of arms race, with cities commissioning increasingly elaborate structures in attempts to grab attention.
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"[Renewal] would ensure that we do not return to a numerical arms race," said Thomas Countryman, former assistant secretary of State on international security and nonproliferation.
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That would set off a chain reaction where South Korea or Japan could seek their own nuclear weapons, sparking an atomic arms race in East Asia.
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A Times special report looks at the marriage of arms and artificial intelligence, and the alarm rising among scientists and activists about a robot arms race.
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The U.S. is about to withdraw from a crucial arms control treaty with Russia, sparking fears that a new nuclear arms race is on the way.
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MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski claimed last Friday Trump privately told her he is comfortable with a nuclear arms race as the U.S. can "outlast" any other nation.
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Arms control advocates in particular worry withdrawing from the INF Treaty could trigger a Cold War-style arms race, thereby upending stability in Europe and elsewhere.
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Unfortunately, this makes those few featured spots that much more valuable, and can kick off an expensive arms race between sellers to control the top spots.
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Unfortunately for us and our partners, the "cyber arms race" will unquestionably prove more difficult to contain, monitor and combat than the rogue nation's nuclear program.
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As music streaming numbers continue to rise, the major services are engaged in an arms race that increasingly includes exclusivity windows for albums by superstar artists.
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" And on Friday, Trump himself weighed in again, saying in a statement to "Morning Joe" host Mika Brzezinski of MSNBC: "Let it be an arms race.
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In the 22019s, Reagan launched an arms race that the Soviet Union could not afford, leading to Soviet collapse and U.S. victory in the Cold War.
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The long-expected suspension, which has raised concerns about a renewed arms race with Moscow and put European allies on edge, goes into effect on Saturday.
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Unlike the Soviet Union, which drained its coffers during the Cold War arms race, military spending in China is a manageable percentage of a growing economy.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "President Trump said today that he and Vladimir Putin will probably get together in the not-too-distant future to discuss the arms race.
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Since going into force in 2016, that deal has blocked Tehran's path to a nuclear weapon and prevented a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
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Worse yet, because the N.C.A.A. cartel has prevented the players from receiving fair compensation, the winners in this arms race are the coaches and athletic directors.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, has described battling the influence campaigns as an "arms race," and close watchers of the campaigns believe tactics are evolving quickly.
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American nuclear advances threaten to start a new arms race and change the logic of mutually assured destruction, which has undergirded nuclear stability since the 1950s.
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A look at how vaping may be triggering a "nicotine arms race" is our third story, and we conclude with a crop of ripe ghost apples.
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As Russia and the United States are on the verge of a new arms race, transparency and predictability in military terms is again very much needed.
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The announcement triggered strong criticism from arms control advocates, who say Trump is removing an important safeguard and could trigger a new and dangerous arms race.
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Every smartphone keynote kicks off with companies like Apple, Google, and Samsung trying desperately to one-up each other in a never-ending photographic arms race.
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But the content deals and the Netflix-ification of Delta's inflight product are signs of a sort of arms race happening in the industry right now.
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The organization started the clock in 1947 as the nuclear arms race began, and it has since focused on risks from nuclear technology and climate change.
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The rapid increase in slick gadgetry dedicated to collecting and analyzing biometrics now factors into the recruiting arms race for the top programs in college football.
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With the imminent collapse of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, a renewed arms race will prove more damaging to Russia than the United States.
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It was driven not simply by idealistic desires for peace but by Gorbachev's awareness that the USSR could not keep up in an extended arms race.
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In the early years of the nuclear arms race, American engineers experimented with cluster bombs that dispensed radioactive submunitions, dropping them on a Utah proving ground.
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Meanwhile, Trump announced Tuesday that he plans to "get together in the not-too-distant future " with Putin in order to discuss the international arms race.
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The US also fears that if North Korea becomes a full nuclear power Japan may follow suit, sparking a destabilizing nuclear arms race in the region.
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In the arms race against his rivals for power, particularly his father, feigned emotional vulnerability is a weapon in Andre's arsenal that few others can match.
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Griffin's comments followed the top U.S. nuclear commander's warning Tuesday that Russia and China are not "friends" of the United States amid the budding arms race.
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He could ensure that the country remains on the long path to a world without nuclear weapons rather than sliding headlong into a new arms race.
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From 2016 on we can see a private capital arms race in which tech companies going public stacked ever-greater sums under their mattresses before debuting.
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Some say it could lead Russia to develop more of the weapons and fuel an arms race, while others say it unnecessarily handicaps America's military prowess.
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"This is an arms race, and that means we need to be ever more vigilant," she will say in her prepared remarks, provided to The Hill.
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Buttigieg worries that leaving the agreement will make the Middle East and the world less safe, in part because it might inspire a nuclear arms race.
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India fired yet another missile capable of delivering a nuclear warhead on Tuesday, ratcheting up tensions over the brewing arms race with neighboring nuclear giant China.
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"All the indicators point to a further arms race in the region and on the rhetorical level we are on a path of escalation," said Rickli.
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European nations fear the treaty's collapse could lead to a new arms race with possibly a new generation of U.S. nuclear missiles stationed on the continent.
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Smith offers insight and context around nearly every big issue facing tech, from consumer privacy and cybersecurity to artificial intelligence and the digital arms race with China.
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In fact, the development of hypersonic vehicles in India, China, Russia and the U.S. have led many to believe that a global arms race has already begun.
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Gizmodo: The book makes mammoth cloning sounds like an arms race, but Sooam technologies only show up near the end of the book, was that on purpose?
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But these bans have only set off an arms race, as manufacturers (likely based in China) have turned to using other synthetic cannabinoids to skirt these laws.
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A nuclear arms race is diametrically opposed to decades of Republican orthodoxy that has called for cuts in U.S. nuclear weapons since the Ronald Reagan White House.
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Speaking to a crowd of military and industry technology experts, many from Silicon Valley, Cukor professed the US to be in the midst of AI arms race.
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This doesn't bode well for the future, because as history has continuously shown, any technology with potential military applications can (and usually will) spawn an arms race.
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"For decades the US has had a policy of trying to quell, not ignite an arms race in the Middle East, and for good reason," said Murphy.
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The Russian leader said he shares concerns that Trump has voiced about a renewed arms race, adding that a thorough discussion is needed to address the issue.
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OneChronos hopes to level that playing field by bringing new trading mechanisms to online trading that reduce that arms race down to a more sane transaction system.
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The arms race between America and the Soviet Union escalated during the cold war and today rogue states like North Korea threaten peace with their nuclear arsenals.
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In the last few weeks, he jumped from advocating for an arms race, to implying that the US and Russia might work together to reduce nuclear proliferation.
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Whenever a beloved celebrity dies, there's a bit of a Twitter arms race to pull out the most obscure and / or poignant piece of minutiae about them.
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The clock was last set this close to midnight in 1953, marking the start of the nuclear arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Moreover, the researchers warned, ad blockers will be on the losing side of the arms race and expose their users to new attack vectors in the process.
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The same process has been seen over and over again, from World War II's arms race over combat aircraft and atomic weaponry up to the modern day.
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Except for all the times I had to mine Azerite to make sure my faction was the leader in the Azeroth version of a nuclear arms race.
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"Let it be an arms race, we will outmatch them at every pass and outlast them all," Trump said back in December before being installed as president.
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"This is going to be a constant arms race," Katie Harbath, Facebook's global politics and government outreach director, told The Verge in an interview earlier this month.
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But as the 20th century drew to a close this arms race in antibiotics became harder because of their rampant use worldwide—on humans, livestock and crops.
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On April 18th the parliament of Republika Srpska voted to establish a new reserve police force, a move which risks sparking an arms race with the federation.
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After years of insisting that it wasn't a tech company, OLPC really has opted out of the laptop arms race, embracing its status as a niche machine.
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Today, that confidence-building cushion is dangerously "bone-on-bone" and must be rejuvenated before the whole process collapses and we enter an all-out arms race.
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As Peter Singer notes, the AI arms race is propelled by unstoppable forces: geopolitical competition, science pushing at the frontiers of knowledge, and profit-seeking technology businesses.
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Ever since its emergence in 2017, Trisis was described as "the next generation in cyberweaponry" that would by its very existence intensify the global hacking arms race.
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He added China to his list of countries provoking the new nuclear arms race, and noted that Beijing should be part of any future nuclear treaty discussions.
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Figures from Tesla boss Elon Musk to Stephen Hawking have warned that a global robotic arms race "is virtually inevitable" and that autonomous weapons should be banned.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday that U.S. plans to build a missile shield in South Korea could trigger an arms race in Northeast Asia.
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This is the logic of surveillance, an arms race between police and criminals, but also between police and the legal systems meant to keep them in check.
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From Spanish party Vox's shrewd use of Instagram to Alternative for Germany's viral tweeting, ultranationalist and populist parties are winning the online arms race across the continent.
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But the extension of the nuclear arms race to Asia's seas may still have worrying implications—all the more if North Korea gets in on the act.
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The photographs of nuclear tests included in the show were conducted during the arms race that followed the second World War between Russia and the United States.
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