Page 76 - Emerging Technologies News Today

Pour one out for the folks who won't be able to bang in the back seat anymore.

Lawmakers and civil rights leaders want to add Massachusetts to the growing list of states that are strengthening internet privacy protections for residents, as companies mine personal data for profit.

Singapore's Digital for Life Festival 2023 is back, offering three weekends of immersive technology experiences, insights, and hands-on demonstrations.

A workshop by the ASU Law School covered key insights about soft law governance of AI applications. Heres a guided tour of what was presented and what you need to know.

THE HOUSE AND SENATE: Beacon Hill Roll Call records local representatives’ and senators’ votes from the week of Oct. 16-20. GUN BILL (H 4135) — House 120-38, approved and sent to the Senate a bill that changes some of the state’s gun laws. Provisions include limiting the carrying of guns into public places including schools, polling […]

With one click of a button artificial intelligence is taking over everywhere we turn.

It has a 12-minute maximum flight time and a range of 150 meters.

As a GenX, Max tells GenAI to get off his lawn. After it's mowed it, watered it and trimmed the shrubs so he can lie back and enjoy it.

A tool called Nightshade poisons an image on the pixel level, and enough of them can potentially make the entire AI model useless.

Cyberpunk 2077 and God of War experimented with AI to change actors’ voices