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These apps will help you survive the 2020 election campaign
Get better news and lower your social media-induced anxiety with tools like Microsoft Edge, NewsGuard, and SocialFixer.
Singapore instructs Facebook to block page access under online falsehoods law
Social media platform has been ordered to block access to the States Times Review page, after the latter's author repeatedly ignored directives from the Singapore government under the country's Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act.
How AI is used to build AI databases
Tonya Hall sits down with Sriram Raghavan, vice president at IBM Research AI, to learn more about the ways that AI is being used to build AI databases while also working to scale AI for enterprises.
Hacking brain-computer interfaces
Brain-computer interfaces (BCI) are still in their infancy, yet they've already been hacked. As well as the machine learning models they're built on, For once, can we build in security from the ground up, rather than trying to duct tape it on later? What, and overthrow decades of poor security practice? Not likely
Tired of packed trains? Here's how smart cities can make your commute less painful
Greater Manchester is the latest city to put big data to good use, managing crowds in its transportation network.
Build your own monster AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X system for under $7,000
Got your eye on AMD's new silicon behemoth, the 64-core, $3,990 Ryzen Threadripper 3990X CPU? Here's what you need to build a complete system.
LokiBot trojan malware campaign comes disguised as a popular game launcher
The latest version of the information-stealing trojan malware is likely spammed out to victims in bulk, and uses a clever trick to bypass security software.
Cloud computing helps push big pay increases
Cloud computing changes the priorities for hiring managers, who are looking for skills in managing tech projects.
IRS warns: Tax data thefts are spiking, so use 2FA
US taxation agency urges professionals and the public to use multi-factor authentication for tax software.
Gift cards: The phishing scam you never saw coming
Scammers are still getting big payouts from business email compromise attacks - but almost two-thirds of attacks involve a much simpler scheme.
