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The Swedish company’s furniture has become something of a benchmark for robotics engineers → Read More
IoT devices often have weak security, making them prime targets for criminals looking to score digital cash → Read More
YouTube, Facebook and other sites are working together to find and delete extremist propaganda and recruiting videos, but a new study says they can do better → Read More
The island has long-term plans to make its main public electrical grid smarter as residents turn to solar power and microgrids for faster relief → Read More
U.S. Secretary of State Michael Pompeo arrives Friday for negotiations, but the photos suggest North Korea leader Kim Jong-un’s regime is increasing its missile-making capabilities → Read More
Fetch Robotics CEO Melonee Wise talks about the need for standardizing robots and diversifying engineering teams → Read More
Intel’s head of quantum computing talks about the challenges of developing algorithms, software programs and other necessities for a technology that doesn’t yet exist → Read More
Whether carting pizzas or passengers, small autonomous aircraft like the ones Amazon, Uber and others are testing need sophisticated traffic management to prevent collisions → Read More
The Swedish furniture has become something of a benchmark for robotics engineers → Read More
Despite CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s efforts to reassure Congress that artificial intelligence can help find fake news and protect privacy, lawmakers worry the tech may be “biased” → Read More
The ride-sharing company has halted its autonomous vehicle testing while it investigates the accident in Arizona → Read More
Interactions between people and artificially intelligent machines pose tricky questions about liability and accountability, according to a legal expert → Read More
False news -- inaccurate information presented as truth or opinion presented as fact -- is 70 percent more likely to be retweeted than information that faithfully reports actual events, according to a new study from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. → Read More
The U.S. Air Force’s Project Pluto sought to create nuclear-powered cruise missiles, but was terminated decades ago after second thoughts over the dangers → Read More
Justices are considering whether a law passed prior to the Web and cloud computing allows companies to hide data stored abroad → Read More
The new Center for Humane Technology aims to lead the fight against society’s obsession with the Web, apps and social media—but it may just add to the confusion → Read More
The new Center for Humane Technology aims to lead the fight against society’s obsession with the Web, apps and social media—but it may just add to the confusion → Read More
Bobsled, luge and skeleton tracks lined with plastic rather than ice could make those sports more accessible worldwide → Read More
Bobsled, luge and skeleton tracks lined with plastic rather than ice could make those sports more accessible worldwide → Read More
Are tariffs on solar panels and cuts to energy research preparing the U.S. for the inevitable growth in renewables? → Read More