Technology

Northern Arizona University, in Flagstaff, has designated this academic year the “Year of AI Empowerment.” It’s about embracing the future responsibly.

How do you set yourself up to stay competitive in an AI world?

In Austin, one company is giving classic vehicles a high-tech second life — and inspiring a little business envy along the way.

As the U.S. Iran conflict continues into its fifth week, Iran has continued to block its population from the international internet. Amir Rashidi of human rights nonprofit the Miaan Group explains how the internet currently works in Iran.

Economist Noah Smith said demand for electric vehicles could accelerate battery production and other key technologies.

In separate trial verdicts last week, juries found Meta and YouTube were liable for knowingly designing addictive products. Eric Goldman of Santa Clara University’s High Tech Law Institute discusses what the decisions could mean for future lawsuits against social media companies.

MRI machines and AI chipmakers need the liquid form of the element.

The natural gas surplus in the U.S. could wind up supercharging demand for data centers built here instead of Europe or the Middle East.

At the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, scientists are asking what happens if advanced AI systems outgrow human control.

Christopher Mims, a technology columnist for the Wall Street Journal, talks about the rise in GPS dead zones and what alternatives there are to GPS.