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Adi Robertson has been covering technology policy, video games, virtual and augmented reality, biohacking, tech history, and other topics for The Verge since 2011. Her work includes histories of the One Laptop Per Child Project and the Morgantown Personal Rapid Transit System; coverage of the mixed reality startup Magic Leap; and Wake Word, a text adventure game about artificial intelligence.

Facebook and YouTube ban naming alleged Trump impeachment whistleblower

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The Microsoft HoloLens 2 ships today for $3,500

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Facebook says 100 developers might have improperly accessed Groups member data

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The Senate’s secret algorithms bill doesn’t actually fight secret algorithms

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Adobe and Twitter are designing a system for permanently attaching artists’ names to pictures

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How Blade Runner got its name from a dystopian book about health care

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Twitter’s political ad ban raises one big issue: what exactly is an ‘issue’?

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The Moon Channel: a short horror game about smart home gadgets

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Mark Zuckerberg is struggling to explain why Breitbart belongs on Facebook News

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Inside National Conspiracy Writing Month, a challenge for creating ‘fan fiction about reality’

Can you subvert conspiracy theories by creating them?

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