Supplier Foxconn plans to build more factories and give India a production role once limited mostly to China.

Microsoft found that celebrities were tricked into making videos used to attack Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

In an interview, Helen Toner, an AI academic from Australia, explains her posture in the power struggle at OpenAI.

Convenient, compact and light, cordless vacuums from companies like Dyson and Samsung have become covetable status symbols for some. But they come with some negatives, too.

Delusional isn’t a bad word to these job seekers—it’s a mindset.

Social-media giant is moving ahead with a privacy measure that government officials and others have warned could hide illegal activity by child predators and other criminals.

The House of Mouse can strain your nerves and your wallet. Our resident thrifty father shares the tools he’s relied on.

State investigators’ test accounts with AI-generated photos were deluged with sexual propositions and adult sex content, the suit claims. Meta says it works hard to protect young users.

The search giant’s algorithm aims to improve the audio and video capabilities of the Bard chatbot.

New estimates find billions of gallons needed to support cryptocurrency, fueling concerns about the environmental impact.

Days after Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo warned American companies against sales of AI-enabling chips to China, Jensen Huang said the company would come up with new products to comply with U.S. regulations.

The recent breach at the DNA test-kit company shows a simple yet powerful truth about data security: Don’t reuse passwords, people.