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In 2019, at least three Black Americans were misidentified and arrested due to flaws in facial recognition technology used by police.
More than a million commercial drones are currently operating in the United States, with companies racing to launch the first delivery drone service.
21% of employees at a municipal utility entered their passwords after a phishing attack, exposing vulnerabilities in the power grid's cybersecurity.
Deepfake technology raises ethical concerns, highlighted by incidents on Reddit and in Vancouver.
An informer reveals secrets from inside Meta about child protection failures at WhatsApp.
Ninety-six percent of the nudity removed from Facebook is identified by artificial intelligence systems before users report it.
Paloma Galzi combines art and science to solve cold cases of missing children on TikTok.
The ongoing political battle over the future of NSA surveillance highlights the escalating tactics in America's war on terror and the challenges to the surveillance state.
A Czech citizen declared Liberland a new independent nation in 2015 after planting a flag on a tiny, unclaimed island in the Danube.
The relationship between the NSA and major tech companies raises questions about complicity in surveillance and the erosion of customer trust.
The Pentagon's release of 51 new UFO videos includes footage of unidentified objects and a fighter jet engaging an unknown target, prompting analysis from Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb.
Over 200,000 European citizens have exercised the right to be forgotten, a legal principle established after Mario Gonzales's decade-long battle with Google.
America's surveillance state has expanded significantly since the 9/11 attacks, raising concerns about government overreach and the erosion of civil liberties.
Sextortion syndicates exploit social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram to target victims globally, while illegal activities flourish in digital black markets.
Figure AI, NVIDIA, and other robotics companies are developing technologies aimed at replacing warehouse workers in the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence.
Six lidar sensors in Sofia monitor traffic and environmental conditions as Europe seeks to advance its artificial intelligence capabilities.
China plans to invest at least $10 billion in quantum technology over the next three years, significantly outpacing U.S. government spending on research.
Rabbit's R1 represents a pivotal moment in the emerging AI hardware market, raising questions about its potential longevity and impact on technology.
Netflix faces legal challenges from investors amid increasing competition in the streaming market, raising questions about its future viability.
Deepfakes are examined through the lens of scams, featuring insights from experts like Vijay Balasubramaniyan of Pindrop and Henry Ajder, highlighting detection methods and prevention strategies.
A quiet crisis is transforming human civilization as writer Rose Horowitch and psychiatrist Anders Hansen examine the rise of a post-literate society driven by technology.
Josh Browder, a Stanford University student, creates an AI-driven website that successfully appeals over 190,000 parking tickets by exploiting legal loopholes.
America's surveillance state reveals the intricate ties between government intelligence agencies and corporate interests, highlighting tensions among stakeholders.
Only 5 percent of NFT art sales in 2021 went to women artists, reflecting the gender bias in the male-dominated crypto industry.
In Punjab, Indian factory workers wear head cameras to train AI-powered robots, raising concerns about job security and the future of work.
Kashmir's internet blackout makes it near impossible to know what is happening in the region.
A thief targeting victims on social media is apprehended due to a knife sheath, while a plea for help on a £10 note leads to the arrest of two kidnappers.
Inspiration4 will launch in the early fourth quarter of 2021, marking the first all-civilian mission to space at speeds of 17,500 miles per hour.
A House subcommittee approved legislation for 100,000 driverless vehicles while SAM the robot lays bricks.
Oh Casey discusses AI's role in music creation using Sesame Street and Velvet Underground lyrics.
A Chinese researcher claims to have created genetically edited babies, Lulu and Elana, sparking ethical debates.
OpenAI's AI competes in The International, a major eSports tournament, against top players.
Five years of intellectual property disputes are anticipated as Tim Wu discusses the clash between closed and open systems in technology at The New Yorker Conference.
In the Philippines, Dr Heidi Sampang employs drones to expedite tuberculosis testing and treatment in remote communities, addressing a critical health crisis.
Boeing 737 Max crashes in 2018 and 2019, which killed 346 people, are examined alongside the flawed MCAS software system that contributed to the disasters.
The Pentagon's declassification of over 160 UFO files, including grainy videos and eyewitness accounts, raises questions about transparency and the search for extraterrestrial life.
In Ukraine, rapid advancements in drones and AI combat technology are being developed for defense against the Russian invasion and shared with allies.
The World Bank estimates that reconstructing Ukraine will cost $411 billion, with the tech sector expected to play a major role in the country's recovery.
In Virginia, where a third of the world's data centers are located, residents express concerns over the rapid expansion of AI facilities and their impact on local communities.
The Pentagon has secured agreements with seven tech companies to integrate artificial intelligence into military operations, raising ethical concerns about privacy and autonomous warfare.
Over 93% of land in seven Western states faces drought, prompting farmers to yield only 20% of their crops this year.
Thirty patients participated in a half-hour virtual reality session at Oxford University, resulting in over half experiencing significant reductions in paranoia.
Harper shares her story of being tracked by her abusive husband using hidden software.
Antifa activists camp in the woods of Tennessee, preparing to confront a white nationalist conference and employing tactics like digital infiltration.
Congress held its first public hearing on UFOs in over 50 years, as the Pentagon investigates unidentified aerial phenomena.
Dropbox's evolution and challenges are examined through the lens of its founders, Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowsi, highlighting key moments in its history.
Michael Moynihan investigates Blockchain and its role in the cryptocurrency revolution.
Uber drivers in Pittsburgh share fears about self-driving cars replacing their jobs.
