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Chinese surveillance giants blacklisted by Trump's administration are set to appear at a major US security trade showHikvision and Dahua were blacklisted last year because of their implication in the persecution of the Uighur people in China's Xinjiang region.On Thursday, the tech company emailed employees to tell them that they can work remotely, according to a source familiar with the matter.

TikTok has banned the viral 'skull-breaker' challenge after injuries to teens trying the stunt on both sides of the AtlanticThe stunt involves two people kicking the legs from underneath a third person, causing them to fall over dangerously. Former Uber exec Anthony Levandowski has filed for bankruptcy after being ordered to pay $179 million to GoogleLevandowski was accused of stealing 14,000 confidential files when he left Google and later worked on self-driving vehicles at Uber.

Google's DeepMind has shared AI-generated predictions about the coronavirus that could help researchers stem the global outbreakThese predictions were drawn from DeepMind's new deep learning system but have yet to be experimentally verified, DeepMind noted.

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