Companies are developing AI-driven robots for military applications, with testing underway, raising questions about the future of warfare and ethical considerations.
Ofcom research indicates onboard WiFi functions acceptably only one percent of the time, with mobile data also proving unreliable for passengers.
Researchers report promising initial safety and immune response findings from a 'world-first' vaccine developed using artificial intelligence.
Companies and government agencies struggle with unclear objectives and insufficient employee buy-in for artificial intelligence adoption, leading to unmet expectations and frustration.
FIFA Headquarters in Zurich Showcases New Technologies Aimed at Enhancing the World Cup Experience.
Federal rules bar shooting down drones; states rely on detection and confiscation as incidents rise.
Federal incidents reach 479 in 2024; states rely on detection and confiscation as FAA rules limit responses. South Carolina leads in detection systems amid evolving drone-smuggling tactics.
New data show federal employment fell to about 2.744 million in November, but critics say spending remains driven by entitlement programs.
Federal incidents rise; states expand drone-detection networks while grappling with regulatory limits and safety concerns