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Proposed laws would ban the use of digitally altered or AI-generated audio or visual content that depicts a person's face or voice without their consent.

High-income Americans are adopting artificial intelligence at a rapid pace, while lower-earning households remain focused on more traditional, value-oriented brands. The divide points to a widening gap in how different income groups interact with emerging technology.

Google apps and software that provide crucial weather data is now using the WeatherNext 2 forecasting models for greater speed and accuracy.

He tries to play the stoic in this look at the incredible changes to disabled peoples’ lives that tech could bring. But the radical benefits of one piece of kit leave him visibly moved

Anyone who has ever stared at a card reader and silently begged for an approval knows that knot-in-the-stomach feeling. That reaction is usually blamed on tight budgets, but new research shows even households earning $200,000 a year are dodging their banking apps because the numbers on the screen feel stressful,…

A 21-year-old Reddit user recently shƒ20ared a post that sparked hundreds of replies after revealing he has 20 credit cards and is wondering if that's something to be concerned about. “I didn't set out to ‘collect’ them, it just kind of happened,” he wrote. “Started at 19 with a Quicksilver…

Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban says the students who embrace artificial intelligence today will be the ones leading tomorrow's workforce. Many educators agree, though their optimism is tempered by concerns about how heavily students may come to rely on the technology.

A post on the r/AITAH subreddit drew wide attention after an original poster wrote that she and her husband refused to fund their son's $80,000 wedding unless he agreed to a prenuptial agreement. 

People rightly want to get get paid for their work, says Liz Kendall, in apparent change of tack to predecessor