The state's charter school board approved an application on Monday from Unbound Academy to open a school with a two-hour per day academic curriculum set by AI.

DJI and Autel Robotics have one year to convince skeptical national security agencies that their equipment doesn't pose a threat to the U.S.

A new study examining 68 million scientific papers shows using AI boosts researchers' careers, but narrows the questions they ask.

Never trust someone who says they'll pay you just to like things online... as long as you pay them first.

The hosting and plugin company sued WordPress co-creator Matt Mullenweg alleging he interfered with its customers and restricted its access to wordpress.org.

A report based on nine years of data compiled by the NYPD shows the city's gunshot detectors rarely help solve gun crimes.

Washington, D.C.'s attorney general has sued the retail giant for charging residents of two zip codes the same Prime price for significantly slower delivery speeds.

The Supreme Court recently declined to hear a case that civil liberties groups hoped might stop prolonged, warrantless surveillance with pole cameras.

New rules from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and settlements from the Federal Trade Commission would limit what information data brokers can sell and who they can sell it to.

The lawsuit filed Monday by a current Apple employee comes after federal labor investigators accused the company of imposing illegal policies on its workforce.

SpaceX's new satellites allowed some people in areas effected by hurricanes to send text messages earlier this year, now it will begin expanding the service commercially.

A group of artists who say they were given early access to OpenAI's Sora video generation model released a version of the tool to the public.

The rapper's music company has accused Kendrik Lamar's label of artificially inflating the popularity of the song "Not Like Us' using bots and illegal payment schemes.

Ping Li admitted to sharing information with Chinese agents about his former employers, including Verizon.

Judges and legal scholars worry that AI-generated evidence, or false claims about AI-generated evidence, will derail and prolong cases.

From hobbyists and comedians to corporations and presidential candidates, everyone wants to know how to make their memes take off.

Parents of a Massachusetts high schooler had sued the district in order to get their son's grade raised.

You can opt out of facial recognition at airports, for now, but the TSA has indicated it wants to make the invasive technology a requirement.

Plaintiffs in a lawsuit challenging Minnesota's law criminalizing election deepfakes say an expert brought in by the state likely wrote his opinion with the help of AI.

The proposed judgment comes after a federal judge found that Google had built its monopoly by ensuring that its search engine was the default on Chrome and Android devices.