
Researchers looked at automating vision-oriented jobs like teaching, property appraising, and baking

Researchers looked at automating vision-oriented jobs like teaching, property appraising, and baking

iRobot stock fell sharply on news of a roadblock to the deal

Hyundai and Kia have enjoyed high demand for their EVs

As their car batteries quickly lose charge, EV owners have been stuck in hours-long lines

Buyers of three Hyundai models will get $7,500 in cash bonuses until Jan. 31

Red Sea attacks will halt a factory as the company takes a $36 billion market cap hit

It's one of the first low-income countries to roll out the high-speed network

For only $15, users get legal coverage of $10,000 for every image they create

The Tesla Model Y has the highest recall rate in the US

Former Intel vice president Arun Subramaniyan has been named CEO of Articul8

The CoolMAX e-bike comes with a 2,000-liter capacity and can ferry up to 200 kilos of produce

Tesla drivers had the most accidents while BMW drivers rated highest for driving under the influence

Emerge offers tactile capabilities—and now it's making sensory tech for Sony and Disney

Delangue believes it is risky to have the power of AI concentrated in the hands of a few

The platform that uses a dedicated algorithm to analyze social accounts to generate unique social reputation scores for loans

The former regulator's first mandate is to try to reclaim trust after "CZ" Changpeng Zhao resigned

The airline plans to purchase 41 more Boeing 737-8 Max planes

FinalSpark is creating computer processors using living neurons derived from human skin

OpenAI says it is grappling with abnormal traffic due to a Distributed Denial of Service attack

A US startup is pioneering the use of AI to lower carbon emissions in steel processing

A new home debuted by a sustainable materials firm can remove as much carbon as 5,200 trees

Cyber attacks in the healthcare industry are only getting more common

PwC wants its clients to pay for AI-generated consulting

Over 75% of surveyed workers say they have more tasks with fewer resources