Will technology stamp a “forever” on America’s wars?

Some futurists look at artificial intelligence and see the end times. Those immersed in the field say it's unlikely

From telephone operators to the ScarJo robot, tech's female voice has little to do with empowerment [UPDATED]

Eliza, a chatbot that substituted for a shrink, fascinated and troubled humanity back when it was released

Without timely investment, China will overtake America, and could permanently put Americans out of work

Robot companionship can't fully replace humans — but they could help alleviate loneliness in senior homes

Surviving an extinction-level event requires adapting to a new environment

A stunning 94 percent of the 9 million new jobs created in the past decade were temp or contract-based gigs

A new Pew Research Center report says that robotic sex partners will likely become commonplace in the near future

Amazon plans to retrain 100,000 employees in new technologies. Here's what that means

Proof that human intelligence is in irreversible decline: A chatbot passed a legendary computing test

Are they becoming us or are we becoming them? One of the world's leading roboticists discusses the machines in our future -- their ability to think, feel, reproduce and achieve personhood.

We're surrounded by a simulated reality stranger than anything sci-fi's great writers could have conceived

If your job doesn't currently involve automation or artificial intelligence in some way, it likely will soon.

A commission loaded with Big Tech executives wants the Pentagon to spend billions in tax dollars on AI weaponry