Artificial intelligence

Keen is a Google-owned app that operates similarly to image-sharing website Pinterest.

Facebook has agreed to pay an extra $100 million to settle an Illinois lawsuit against its use of facial recognition technology.

DefinedCrowd's Chief Executive Daniela Braga is one of more than two dozen entrepreneurs, investors and deal advisers who said Amazon appeared to use the investment and deal-making process to help develop competing products.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt is leading an initiative to launch a federally funded tech college to train future civil servants.

Miso Robotics has released a robotic assistant that flips burgers and fries, and can handle the heat of a full-service kitchen.

Microsoft will join competitors Amazon and IBM in halting the sale of its facial recognition technology for police use.

Walmart employees are frustrated with flaws in the company's AI technology that is supposed to catch potential shoplifters.

One hour of an IT outage can cost as much as $250,000, IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said.

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said the company is not looking to break up and will not cut its 5% dividend.

DroneUp and UPS are teaming up to potentially deliver coronavirus medical supplies via drone.

Facial recognition can unlock devices like computers and phones by recognizing a human face the same way another human would.

Microsoft to become NBA's official artificial intelligence, cloud and laptop partner.

John Catsimatidis recently used artificial intelligence to do a background search on his daughter's date.

Tech and medical experts say artificial-intelligence technology holds the key to preventing potential virus pandemics and outbreaks like novel coronavirus.

An Apple spokesperson said Clearview violated one of its rules.

The Vatican is calling for the ethical development and regulation of AI to to stay ahead of the curve on technology.

Eight people sued Tesla in January over "sudden un-commanded acceleration."

Early warnings of disease outbreaks can help people and governments save lives.

Europe's focus on regulating tech comes after France agreed to delay imposing a 3 percent digital tax.

L’Oreal, one of the largest cosmetics companies in the world, is not feeling as much pain from the coronavirus, in part because it tries to manufacture where it sells.