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Kellyanne Conway Says She Has Secret Service Protection Because of the Media

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By Valentina Zarya
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This Horror Fiction-Writing Robot Is Spooky Halloween Fun

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By Valentina Zarya
| Real Simple Verified
MIT researchers bring an AI author named Shelley to life. By Valentina Zarya Updated October 30, 2017 This article originally appeared on Fortune. With its increasingly humanlike design, artificial intelligence gives many people the creeps—though usually not intentionally. But a new robot named “Shelley,” released to the public just in time for Halloween, was created specifically to terrify.
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A Private Company Might Be Allowed Into Outer Space as Soon as Next Year

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By Valentina Zarya
| TIME Verified
The first private mission outside of the Earth’s orbit is closer than many of us think. According to the Wall Street Journal, U.S. government officials are set to approve a mission by privately-held space startup Moon Express to travel outside of Earth’s orbit in late 2017. Moon Express’s mission involves plans to land a suitcase-sized package of scientific equipment on the moon “for ongoing exploration and commercial development,” according to the company’s website.
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