It is not feasible, nor indeed ethical, to run a facial recognition system against all images on the internet.

India’s 50-year-old welfare programme now uses AI to decide who gets food. Across Anganwadi centres, pregnant women and new ...

The EU restricts biometric surveillance at home – but its landmark AI Act does nothing to prevent European companies from exporting the same technology abroad.

François Picard welcomes Alexander Abdelilah, Investigative Journalist for Forbidden Stories who just published an investigative report on how the Iranian regime secretly acquired and deployed ...

Is Black Mirror anti-tech? Andy Weir thinks so — but the show’s real focus is far more human (and unsettling).

Retailers, both in-store and online, have been running massive data collection schemes that they’re now using to change prices based on what they think a particular customer is willing to ...

Oh please, Meghan – stop with your performative privacy, it makes the rest of us feel bad - COMMENT: It was meant to be a ...

Microelectronics in Belarus has been elevated to the macro level. In the face of increasing competition for markets, major global players are now focusing on developing and maintaining leading ...

His name is Khabane Lame, but he is known worldwide as Khaby Lame. Born in Dakar, Senegal, he is the most followed content ...

As technology and healthcare increasingly converge, Chinese startup Feipu Tech is exploring how non-invasive health check technologies can become part of ...

Perhaps the least-scary opponent in a scary division, the Rays still never can be fully counted out.

Dayton Business Journal President & Publisher, Cory Earl, recently interviewed Anita Emoff, Owner and CEO at Boost Engagement ...