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The lawsuit claims that Meta misled the public about the dangers of its platforms knowingly inducing teenagers into addictive social media use.

Pigeons have turned out to be feathered “Einsteins” after demonstrating their innate ability to perform several visual tasks. Such findings hint at natures efficient algorithms and might provide applicable insights into understanding brain-related injuries.

Algorithms have been blamed for dividing society. What if they could support social cohesion instead?

How much parents should post about their children online has been discussed and scrutinized to such an intense degree that it has its own portmanteau: "sharenting."

Artificial intelligence can imitate human intelligence and behaviours as well as mental processes such as learning, analysing and solution-finding.

The preoperative risk assessment algorithm can identify ovarian lesions with a strong likelihood of being non-cancerous and suitable for ovary-preserving surgery.

As hospitals and health systems focus on innovation, here are 9 stories of new centers and partnerships from the last 30 days. Read about Mayo Clinics innovation hub and Cleveland Clinics new center.

In trials that took place over a seven-month period, the algorithm predicted with impressive accuracy an earthquake's timing, location, and intensity.

Effective implementation of existing law can protect us from the risks posed by AI algorithms.

Chroma subsampling is a useful compression technique that is used in streaming and UHD Blu-rays, but it may not be worth enabling yourself.