Curating the Internet: Science and technology digest for February 12, 2020

Philadelphia fintech panel says blockchain hype died down but growth continues; Harvard faculty discusses the impact of emerging technology on business; An article highlights the long under-appreciated glial brain cells; Why Valentine's Day can be hard on some relationships; and a Steeem post describing an animal trial of 3D printer of synthetic skin for burn victims

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Curating the Internet: Science and technology digest for February 2, 2020

Japan is building a 60 foot tall humanoid gundam robot; An argument that it's important for AI designers to exhibit responsibility and transparency and to understand its proper uses; New attempts at extortion with data from the 2015 Ashley Madison data dump; Harvard's chemistry department chair has been arrested on financial charges; and a Steem essay reports that Avast is shutting down its data sales and argues for more privacy protections

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