By Yuka Hayashi and Vivian Salama WASHINGTON—Japan and the Netherlands have agreed with the U.S. to start restricting exports of advanced chip-manufacturing equipment to China, joining efforts…
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By Topwar To create promising robotic systems of various kinds, a wide range of various technologies is required. Autonomous control systems, technical vision aids, etc.…
By TIM NEWCOMB Before we get too far into this artificial intelligence race, let’s make sure we aren’t just setting ourselves up for certain death.…
By Alex Mitchell Artificial intelligence is here, and it’s coming for your job. So promising are the tool’s capabilities that Microsoft — amid laying off 10,000 people —…
By Jay Valentine If incoming email is any judge, there are large swaths of our citizen friends who want to get involved in fighting voter fraud…
By EMMA-JO MORRIS Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) Director Christopher Wray alluded to “collaboration between the private sector and the government,” delivering remarks Thursday during…
By Paul Godfrey Microsoft’s chief executive warned the company’s employees on Wednesday that 10,000 layoffs are coming by the end of third quarter. Satya…
By Brandon Smith In recent weeks I’ve been seeing an interesting narrative fallacy being sold to the general public when it comes to the designs of…
By Katie Hutton A Tesla owner boasted of utilizing his vehicle’s Full Self-Driving capability to go home while intoxicated, which is a concerning admission that should…
By HANNAH BLEAU Thousands of flights have been delayed or cancelled following a mass system failure grounded commercial U.S. flights Wednesday morning, according to data from…