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The discussion around A.I. feels new and scary. But we’ve had this conversation many times before.

The discussion around A.I. feels new and scary. But we’ve had this conversation many times before.

This initiative aims to avert a potential ban on the smartwatch in the United States due to an ongoing patent dispute.

A new study show how "doing your own research" can actually lead you to believe false stories and misinformation.

In late November, the Federal Trade Commission and the California Attorney General's Office reached a settlement with DNA testing company CRI Genetics, resolving allegations that the company...

The agreement follows 2 years of tense negotiations over drivers’ and riders’ social rights.

Tech Mahindra, a leading provider of digital transformation, consulting, and business re-engineering solutions, today announced the launch of Populii, a crowdsourcing platform that enables gig workers to collaborate with leading organisations through micro jobs requiring human-in-the-loop services. The platform will create flexible work opportunities for the gig workforce while equipping businesses with reliable data from trained and qualified candidates to build competitive AI algorithms...

The HHS has taken the initial step in regulating AI tools and algorithms within the healthcare sector. The rule aims to increase transparency and promote fairness.

Social media is under regulatory scrutiny over recommendations that push potentially harmful content to vulnerable people.

UC Davis researchers use AI and Google Street View to combat johnsongrass invasion, marking a cost-efficient and scalable breakthrough in ecological management.