Trump knows space aliens exist, says security expert
As we lurch toward the end of an horrific year, news emerging from Israel should lift the hopes of all those in tech.
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Stephen Hawking was wrong about AI killing humans (says robot)
A robot pens an article and declares that artificial intelligence is our friend. But of course.
A new AI claims it can help remove racism on the web. So I put it to work
It was too tempting a challenge. Which site has more problematic pages? FoxNews.com or ESPN.com? You may be surprised.
Feel guilty about flying? Here's a robot that'll make you feel better
Carbon Bot is a little like the collection plate at church, except you don't have to listen to a sermon. Well, not much of one.
Robot priests more acceptable to Protestants than Catholics, says professor
Can AI create better priests? Are we prepared to worship via machines rather than fallible humans? A Villanova University professor believes a post-human priesthood has its advantages.
Most people would prefer to be replaced by a robot, not a human
A new study offers a delicious view of human psychology with respect to people's working future.
Apple's Siri laughs off abuse, but should she?
Ever listened to how Siri responds to insults? A new video addresses her coy and submissive responses.
On Delta, facial recognition boarding doesn't sound optional
I listened as the gate agent tried to excite passengers about facial recognition boarding. He didn't mention they could opt out. This is how technology forces itself upon you.
Humans actually think like computers, a Johns Hopkins study says
You think you're unique and natural? Take this test and see whether you actually think like a computer.
Amazon Echo and Google Home should be able to snitch on owners, says professor
Marija Slavkovik at the University of Bergen, Norway wonders whether your digital assistant needs a moral, ethical dimension. But of course.