Internet and Technology

Since social media companies are abusing their special privileges of legal immunity, it is time to address their free rein.

The video-conferencing app plans to roll out additional protection to paying users and other "enterprise accounts."

Amidst the present turmoil, we ought to seek wisdom from timeless sources.

President Trump's new executive order on Big Tech companies ought to serve as a wakeup call.

Coronavirus has highlighted how the federal government still has a lot of work to do, when it comes to cybersecurity.

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TikTok is the latest example of a social media company allowing bigotry to flourish on its platform.

Coronavirus has underscored how Big Tech imbues our lives—and it isn't all pretty.

Livestreamed oral argument can help de-politicize the Court.

Another cybersecurity breach has compromised the teleconferencing application now used by millions of remote businesses and educational institutions amid the pandemic.

The goal: Every single American should have access to a doctor 24/7, from any location on the planet.

IBM's Project Debater took part in a debate for and against artificial intelligence alongside to two humans. The case in favor of AI achieved a narrow victory.

Before you write off this idea to save the tech company, ask yourself: How much would I pay for this app?

The teaching of science, technology, engineering and math is critical for America to compete globally. And in order to educate the inventors, entrepreneurs and leaders of tomorrow, we must transform STEM education today.

We need to be able to trust our connected devices—right down to our toasters—to make our lives easier, not more stressful.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is not just a security problem. It's also a privacy nightmare.

Nothing is 100 percent secure. That's especially true for homes chock full of devices chirping away day and night on the internet.

The Senator of Massachusetts and her colleague Ron Wyden claimed Amazon knew its servers were "vulnerable" to the attack that affected Capital One earlier this year prior to the hack.

The justified backlash against tech giants here in Silicon Valley is a visceral reaction to the ongoing attacks on America's institutions and values. We must step up to protect our elections, privacy and free speech.

A substantial majority of Americans do not trust elected officials, nor do they believe that those in elected office often face consequences.

Historian and author Margaret O'Hara examines how Facebook not only facilitated opportunities for greater human connection, but also transformed the political landscape.

By holding this summit, President Donald Trump has legitimized citizen journalists and given a voice to groups experiencing censorship at the hands of the Big Tech companies that control the new media platforms.

We banned the government from using facial recognition technology in San Francisco. Recent revelations that the FBI and ICE are pillaging state driver's license records show Congress must do the same.

FaceApp is a free mobile application available in the App and Google Play stores. Using artificial intelligence, the app creates realistic transformations of faces using various filters and features.

Mainstream conservative views are considered misinformation by Big Tech.

If you start with a low score, it can change over time.

Forget cars: Ford is now in the "mobility" business. In an exclusive Newsweek interview, company CEO Jim Hackett says autonomous vehicles are the biggest revolution since the Model T.

Autonomous cars will remake your world - mostly for the good, and sooner than you think.

The 'next internet' isn't just for crypto-anarchists anymore. Thanks to a 24-year-old math savant, mainstream businesses like IBM are partying like it's 1993. Next up? You.

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