Residents of Bowling Green, Kentucky, used machine learning to shape civic debate. The real test is whether the government acts on the results.

—Mark Hansen, Meta’s lead lawyer, makes light of the Federal Trade Commission’s assertion that users of its platforms are inundated with ads during the first day of Meta’s monopoly trial, Ars Technica ...

Awed by a volcanic eruption she witnessed as a child, Arnhildur Pálmadóttir now aims to help architects re-imagine what’s possible.

Zooming out for a moment, it’s worth noting that the US military’s adoption of AI has in many ways followed consumer patterns. Back in 2017, when apps on our phones were getting good at recognizing ...

Next-level automation, driven by the convergence of advanced technologies—particularly robotics and AI—is poised to transform ...

The National Institute for Standards and Technology’s new harm reduction initiative is helping prevent needless deaths.

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Tech buzzwords are clanging through the halls of Washington, DC. The Trump administration has promised to “leverage ...

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She wants to live life to the fullest; he wants to live forever. Sophie and Martin are at the 2012 Gordon Research Conference ...

Forget one-click creativity. These artists and musicians are finding new ways to make art using AI, by injecting friction, ...

I wondered,” she writes in Searches, her new collection of essays on AI technology, “if Sam Altman’s machine could do it for ...