It’s been a week when virtual reality news reigns supreme, with the technology shown off in medicine, film and entertainment, and as part of Apple’s future plans. The FCC has even suggested a spectrum designation for it. Oh, and did you hear about the Google AI’s defeat of a Go pro?

• Google’s AI wins at Go. (Cade Metz, Wired)

• A smartphone-based artificial organ that does the job of a pancreas enters final trials. (Beth Mole, Ars Technica)

• The FCC proposes a spectrum designation for virtual reality. (John Eggerton, Radio)

• Apple CEO Tim Cook says virtual reality is more than just a niche. (Jeff Baumgartner, Multichannel News)

• Could VR play a role in curing blindness? (Christine Harvey, Bloomberg Business)

• Virtual reality offers audiences at Sundance a possible glimpse into the future of film. (Josh Jackson, Paste)

• Hulu plans to unveil VR apps and content this spring. (Janko Roettgers, Variety)

• Google and Lenovo announce partnership that makes use of 3D augmented reality tech known as Project Tango. (Dean Takahashi, VentureBeat)

• PayPal’s Venmo can now be used to make in-app purchases. (Karissa Bell, Mashable)

• Startup Starry looks to offer wireless Internet equipment that enables a super-fast wireless connection. (Antonio Villas-Boas, Tech Insider)

• NSA leader admits Internet of Things security keeps him up at night. (Tom Simonite, Technology Review)

• The Dutch prepare to debut the WePod, a self-driving electric bus. (Reuters)