I visited Kyiv’s hidden offices and testing fields to meet the startups, soldiers, and government engineers making cutting-edge weapons at a pace the rest of the world is scrambling to match.

I visited Kyiv’s hidden offices and testing fields to meet the startups, soldiers, and government engineers making cutting-edge weapons at a pace the rest of the world is scrambling to match.

I visited Kyiv’s hidden offices and testing fields to meet the startups, soldiers, and government engineers making cutting-edge weapons at a pace the rest of the world is scrambling to match.

I visited Kyiv’s hidden offices and testing fields to meet the startups, soldiers, and government engineers making cutting-edge weapons at a pace the rest of the world is scrambling to match.

Rules aimed only at downstream applications can make AI products less safe. Policymakers should hold both model makers and the companies building on them accountable.

A new lawsuit argues that Uber’s appeals process under California’s Prop 22 is little more than window dressing, leaving drivers with no meaningful way to fight sudden removals from the platform.

A government takeover of the leading labs remains unlikely, but Bernie Sanders’s public-ownership proposal and President Trump’s model-review order show how quickly the debate over AI control is shift...

If you build it, they will come.

If you build it, they will come.

The veteran writer and producer talks about AI’s uneasy arrival in Hollywood and the enduring appeal of the sitcom format.

The expansion of tablets and prison Wi-Fi shows both the promise of connectivity and the cost of relying on billion-dollar contractors.

Large data centers working on artificial intelligence that need water for cooling could drain area water supplies, a Great Lakes advocacy group warns.

For years, the Office of Technology Assessment helped Congress see around corners on science and tech. Its 1995 shutdown left lawmakers flying blind.

After a secret lobbying effort, Trump’s Justice Department ousted staff and reversed course on Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s proposed megamerger.

Thousands of shared ChatGPT chats—including deeply personal details about mental health, relationships, and trauma—are appearing in Google search results, raising major privacy concerns.

The superstar athlete, who died on Thursday, cast a long shadow over the world of professional wrestling—and a far more ominous one over the world of internet publishing.

Despite having an office of hundreds of attorneys, Ken Paxton is frequently opting for private lawyers — many to whom he has personal or political ties — to argue on behalf of Texas. One attorney cost...

After decades with the FBI’s Art Crime Team, Ronnie Walker launched the Art Legacy Institute to protect artists before their work gets forged or stolen, rather than after.

While Elon Musk took Washington, D.C., by storm, his company representatives and lobbyists were also notching up big political wins in the heart of his vast business empire: Texas.

As emergency teams race to save lives after deadly flash floods, amateur drone pilots are clogging the skies.

Tech companies are celebrating a major ruling on fair use for AI training, but a closer read shows big legal risks still lay ahead.

Activists say Vincent Bolloré built his fortune through abusive business practices in West Africa. They’re urging UMG artists to take a closer look.

The controversial government tech task force is claiming credit for a digital breakthrough, but insiders say the Biden administration started building the project years earlier.

Assembly Bill 1355 would require opt-in consent for collecting and sharing geolocation data, a targeted approach that reflects growing national concern over surveillance and use of sensitive data.

Before he helped fire most Consumer Financial Protection Bureau staffers, DOGE’s Gavin Kliger was warned about his investments and advised to not take any actions that could benefit him personally, ac...

Critics warn that the rushed, untested use of AI could lead to wrongful firings, mishandling of sensitive data, and lasting damage to core public services.

Critics warn that the rushed, untested use of AI could lead to wrongful firings, mishandling of sensitive data, and lasting damage to core public services.

A catastrophic breach involving top U.S. officials shows that even the most secure apps are useless when human error enters the chat.

Director Dan Farah’s new documentary brings the alien conversation into the mainstream, with help from some of the most powerful names in Washington.

With 33 million users and counting, Bluesky is showing that decentralization may be social media's best path forward.

With 33 million users and counting, Bluesky is showing that decentralization may be social media's best path forward.

Government employees are taking to the online forum to share layoff horror stories and discuss their next steps.

Instagram’s AI Studio can create characters that range from bizarre to borderline illegal.

The National Archives and Records Administration does more than just preserve documents: It’s the scaffolding of the American political system.

Google Maps now prompts drivers to confirm traffic incidents, but experts warn the urgent requests could lead to dangerous distractions on the road.

A recent report released by TechTonic Justice found that most public benefits systems are riddled with AI.

In an unsigned decision, the court sided with the government’s arguments that the divest-or-ban law does not violate the First Amendment.

We’ve been sold the idea of the citizen journalist; instead, we’re living in an era of the citizen pundit.

Through hundreds of interviews, Fast Company discovered a troubling reality lurking behind the upbeat Hawaiian-shirt-clad employees.

I mean, have you seen it lately?

Apple users may get $20 each for up to five Siri-enabled devices.

The online rift over the H-1B skilled worker visa program signifies a potential wedge between Trump’s core base and his new Silicon Valley supporters

Unrelenting snow, bottomless drinks, unexpected acquaintances, and strange sights.