Will faster data storage and chips with built-in lasers be enough to turn Intel around?
The country is committing $100 billion to becoming a global chip leader, but that won’t be enough.
A pair of experts mulled whether we’d ever get machines to talk, let alone think.
He probably does, but you shouldn’t quit your day job.
The chipmaker best known for smartphone processors now has designs on one of Intel’s last areas of chip-making dominance.
This week’s most thought-provoking papers from the Physics arXiv.
A new report suggests that a data-driven tool meant to reduce gun violence was ignored by police and, in a few cases, may have been misused.
Your mental health is reflected in the images you choose to post on social media, say researchers who have trained a machine to spot depression on Instagram.
Here’s what the FCC under Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump will have to sort out.
Maintaining the secrecy of ballots returned via the Internet is “technologically impossible,” according to a new report.
Analysis of the software tools made available by the Shadow Brokers suggests that they’re the real deal.
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