Google CEO: AI is ‘more profound than electricity or fire’
Just how big a deal is artificial intelligence?
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All computers are flawed — and the fix will take years
All the world's computers are flawed, and companies are fumbling with fixes. It will take years until the issue is fully sorted out.
Russian bots retweeted Trump nearly 500,000 times in final weeks of 2016 campaign
Russian-linked automated Twitter accounts, or bots, retweeted Donald Trump almost half a million times in the final weeks before the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign, Twitter told the Senate Judiciary Committee.
How 5G could change everything from music to medicine
5G is going to be a really big deal.
How North Korea is guarding against Olympic defections
Almost 500 North Koreans are in South Korea for the Winter Olympics -- in a land they have been brought up to see as enemy territory; one clearly more prosperous and more free than their own.
How Australian students are experiencing a new world of personalised learning
Digital transformation is revolutionising Australian education
Mueller’s interest in Kushner grows to include foreign financing efforts
Special counsel Robert Mueller's interest in Jared Kushner has expanded beyond his contacts with Russia and now includes his efforts to secure financing for his company from foreign investors during the presidential transition, according to people familiar with the inquiry.
Net neutrality rules will officially end on April 23
The end of net neutrality is officially set to come this spring.
Inside the war between Spotify and Apple
When Spotify launched in 2008, Ken Parks heard one question again and again from journalists and investors: Why wouldn't Apple just kill this thing while it's still in the cradle?
North Korea willing to talk to US about giving up nuclear weapons, Seoul says
North Korea is willing to talk to the United States about giving up its nuclear weapons, South Korea said Tuesday, in a remarkable development that followed unprecedented meetings in Pyongyang.
