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Tesla Autopilot may have averted tragedy in Norway, but it also thought the moon was a traffic light. And a massive Tesla battery caught fire, [Read more]

It sounds like a paradox: a tech company is worth billions of dollars but operates at a loss year after year. We look at a [Read more]

Did a pair of programmers make a chatbot that passed the Turing Test? What exactly is the test and has anyone beaten it before? Learn [Read more]

In this episode of Smart Talks, Malcolm talks to Jim Whitehurst, senior advisor at IBM and an expert in open source software and innovation. During their [Read more]

Once upon a time, the US wasn’t really fussed about energy conservation. So what happened? From wars to oil embargoes to environmental disasters, we look [Read more]

A company offering a VPN service has some explaining to do after Ukrainian officials seize some servers. Apple patches a zero-day vulnerability. And Alienware computers [Read more]

In the late 90s, the Y2K bug was a big news item. People worried that everything from toasters to airplanes would fail as computer systems [Read more]

You may have seen the Indiegogo solar roadway project. What are the goals of solar roadways? Are they realistic? Learn more about your ad-choices at [Read more]

A problem with a Content Delivery Network meant that several major web sites and services went offline on Thursday. The State of California brings a [Read more]

The word algorithm pops up a lot in tech discussions, but what the heck is an algorithm? From learning about an Arabic genius to discovering [Read more]