Rya Jetha, tech culture reporter at the San Francisco Standard, explains the new wearable tech trend taking Silicon Valley by storm.

A new report by MIT found that businesses are mostly not replacing humans with AI, although they are using AI to reduce outsourcing. 

From the BBC World Service: Japan’s SoftBank has invested $2 billion in Intel, which has been losing ground lately in the booming AI market.

Esports is a multibillion-dollar industry, but what does an esports player do when they’ve hung up their controller?

Conditions favor Gulf Coast and Midwestern refineries over those based on the East and West coasts.

Applying to jobs is easier than ever in some ways, but also more automated and dehumanizing than ever.

As the AI arms race heats up, the U.S. and China are leaning into longer work weeks. Marketplace’s Jennifer Pak takes us behind the scenes of China’s ‘007’ work schedule.

Samantha Shorey, professor of communications at the University of Pittsburgh, says public administration employees' input is crucial before deploying automated systems in government agencies.

Joy Buolamwini, founder of the Algorithmic Justice League, which recently released a report on the TSA's biometric scanning technology, says that 74% of surveyed individuals were unaware they could opt out of the facial screening.

Trump has promised to exempt chip makers that invest in the U.S., but prices will still likely go up on a wide range of electronics.