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Some computer scientists are enthralled by programs that can teach themselves how to perform tasks, such as reading X-rays.
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Some computer scientists are enthralled by programs that can teach themselves how to perform tasks, such as reading X-rays.
Illinois Congressman John Shimkus voted against reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) when it passed the U-S House on a vote of 263-158 Thursday. But the Collinsville Republican says he hopes negotiations in the Senate will produce a version he can support when it returns to his chamber.
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker said Thursday he’s confident the legislature will approve a graduated income tax.
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A Silicon Valley startup is pitting itself against major seed companies, alleging that those companies are price gouging in the Heartland.