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As sensors connected to artificial intelligence proliferate, machines will see right through our poker face.

The home-sharing service is adopting a more conciliatory tone with local regulators ahead of an expected initial public offering next year.

Jerome Pesenti is encouraged by progress in artificial intelligence, but sees the limits of the current approach to deep learning.

Google chief Sundar Pichai is now also the CEO of Alphabet, but Page and Brin aren’t totally out of the picture.

Google says it's against company policies for advertisers to make false claims, but when it comes to politicians, not all lies are created equal. 

A study found that the formula discriminated against black people by counting health care costs as an indicator of illness.

The offensive items appear to be the byproduct of an increasingly automated ecommerce landscape.

The company’s AWS unit will allow customers to tap quantum machines from three startups. The offering follows a similar service from Microsoft.

Sophia Xueqin Huang, a journalist who has covered the ongoing unrest in Hong Kong has been detained since October on charges of “picking quarrels and provoking trouble.”

I procrastinate. I get distracted. This San Francisco startup wants to help me (and everyone else) by coaching its clients through their to-do lists.

In China, ubiquitous cameras surveil restive minorities. In the US, algorithms determine whether people get locked up. 

Artificial intelligence algorithms are creating portraits, movies, and music, though the results are often … mechanical. 

As the year winds down without any federal online privacy law to show for it, Senate Democrats introduce new legislation and a set of “privacy principles.”

A podcast series examines AI and its influence on humans. 

When an ad exec snagged a key election domain, he shared the news with just one other person: ex-White House communications chief Anthony Scaramucci.